Vietnam Hanoi Building Materials and Home Furnishings Exhibition
VIETBUILDVenueVietnam Exhibition Center
- 1/1
- Annual
- 15000㎡
- Exhibition area
- 319
- Exhibitors
- 18500
- Visitors
HanoiBuilding materials expo Fair Details
- Organizer:
- Vietnam Ministry of Construction, AFC Exhibition Group
- Venue:
- Vietnam Exhibition Center
- Address:
- Trung Tâm Triển Lãm Việt Nam, Đường Cầu Tứ Liên Trường Sa, Đông Hội, Đông Anh, Hà Nội, 越南
Vietnam Hanoi Building Materials and Home Furnishings ExhibitionProfile
The Vietnam International Building Materials Exhibition (VIETBUILD) is currently the largest event of its kind in Vietnam, bringing together cutting-edge services and technologies from the construction and real estate sectors, alongside a diverse array of engaging activities. Entrepreneurs have the opportunity to meet, network, and showcase their latest products to a broad audience of domestic and international visitors, forging strategic partnerships and establishing themselves as key industry players.
The Vietnam International Building Materials Exhibition (VIETBUILD) delivers substantial economic benefits to participating enterprises, facilitating technology transfer, trade promotion, and collaborative investment initiatives. The fair hosts numerous specialized seminars and business matchmaking sessions focused on technology transfer, new-product launches, and joint-venture opportunities, while also presenting prestigious quality awards to companies renowned for their innovative products and brands—contributing to high‑quality, sustainable, environmentally friendly, and energy‑efficient construction solutions.
As a leading exhibition organizer, JuZhan places innovation in technology and exceptional service experiences at the heart of its offerings, earning widespread acclaim. For many years, JuZhan has provided efficient, professional exhibition services to Chinese foreign‑trade enterprises. The Vietnam International Building Materials Exhibition (VIETBUILD) further serves as an ideal platform for Chinese building‑materials and home‑furnishings companies seeking to expand into the Vietnamese market and beyond, reaching Southeast Asia at large.
Vietnam Hanoi Building Materials and Home Furnishings Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Domestic and international visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name passport verification. After purchase, the organizer verifies visitor identity. Visitors who do not meet entry requirements may need to submit additional documents. Once approved, you will receive email confirmation or a QR code. On site, present your original passport and confirmation letter to collect a paper badge, or scan the QR code to enter.
The Exhibition Value of VIETBUILD, the Vietnam Hanoi Building Materials and Home Furnishings Fair
- Vietnam’s and Southeast Asia’s largest and most influential annual event for the construction and building materials industry: Co-organized by the Information Center of the Ministry of Construction of Vietnam and the Vietnam International Exhibition Organization Group, VIETBUILD is the flagship trade show for Vietnam’s building materials and home furnishings sectors. Held annually across multiple Vietnamese cities—including Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang—the 2025 edition in Ho Chi Minh City attracted nearly 600 exhibitors and featured over 2,000 booths, while the Da Nang show brought together close to 900 domestic and international companies. Deputy Minister of Construction Nguyen Van Sinh emphasized that the fair serves as a crucial platform for implementing national policies aimed at promoting trade, technological innovation, and investment cooperation.
- A one-stop showcase covering the entire industry value chain: The exhibition encompasses the full spectrum of the building materials sector, including timber, panels, aluminum–plastic composites, cement, concrete, stone, ceramics, tiles, glass, curtain walls, and more; hardware tools such as hand tools, power tools, architectural hardware, door and window fittings, and fasteners; sanitary ware—such as toilets, bathtubs, shower enclosures, and faucets; interior and exterior decorative materials; electrical equipment and smart home systems; HVAC and ventilation systems; and renewable energy solutions like solar technologies. From green building materials to smart home technologies, and from traditional hardware to energy-efficient and eco-friendly products, exhibitors can engage in comprehensive interactions—from technology demonstrations and brand exposure to business negotiations.
- Precise matchmaking with key buyers and supply-chain partners in Vietnam and ASEAN: The 2025 edition drew participating companies from Russia, China, Japan, India, Thailand, Indonesia, and other countries, showcasing cutting-edge products and advanced technologies. The audience included building material distributors, construction contractors, real estate developers, designers, importers, exporters, and other procurement stakeholders across all channels. Concurrently, the fair hosted “EURASIA EXPO 2025 – Vietnam Eurasian Construction Industry Exhibition,” along with numerous specialized seminars addressing critical topics such as green building material development, technological collaboration, and energy-saving innovations.
- Unique value for Chinese enterprises: a strategic engine for expanding into the Vietnamese and ASEAN markets: With Vietnam’s economy experiencing rapid growth and urbanization accelerating, demand for building materials remains robust. As a flagship event strongly supported by the Vietnamese government, VIETBUILD provides Chinese companies with an ideal platform to showcase their proprietary technologies, connect with local buyers, and secure overseas orders. The fair places particular emphasis on green and renewable products, aligning closely with the development trajectory of China’s green building materials sector and offering policy-driven advantages for entering the Vietnamese market. Additionally, the organizing committee officially launched Vietbuild Online, an international exhibition portal, to strengthen digital collaboration and trade promotion.
- A vanguard for technological innovation and industry trends:Energy-efficient and environmentally friendly building materials, smart home systems, renewable energy devices, and green building technologies have emerged as key highlights. The exhibition features creative, user-friendly, and eco-conscious building materials, machinery, and innovative new products and services—especially those emphasizing sustainability and renewability. Exhibiting companies can gain valuable insights into the trend toward “greenification, intelligentization, and energy efficiency” within Vietnam’s building materials industry, positioning themselves to seize early opportunities in the ASEAN market.
Notable exhibitors
- Leading Vietnamese Enterprises: VIGLACERA CORPORATION - JSC (glass curtain walls, ceramic tiles, sanitary ware, and a green building materials ecosystem; Booth 4), KIM TIN INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (Booth 1), TASA GROUP JOINT STOCK COMPANY (Booth 3), EAST ASIA ALUMINUM COMPANY LIMITED (East Asia Aluminum; Booth 5), LIXIL VIETNAM CORPORATION (Lixil Vietnam; Booth 6), DONG NAI BRICK AND TILE CORPORATION (Dong Nai Brick and Tile; Booth 10), APOLLO SILICONE GROUP CORPORATION (Booth 7)
- International Companies: KOREA METAL INDUSTRY COOPERATIVE (Korea Metal Industry Cooperative; Booth 8), BEIJING GLOBALEASYSHOW INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS & EXHIBITION CO., LTD (Beijing Global Easyshow; Booth 9)
- Representatives of International Exhibition Delegations: Russian Delegation, Chinese Delegation, Japanese Delegation, Indian Delegation, Thai Delegation, Indonesian Delegation
Vietnam Hanoi Building Materials and Home Furnishings Exhibition Photos
VIETBUILD Exhibitor Directory / E-Magazine
Vietnam Hanoi Building Materials and Home Furnishings ExhibitionRange
Decorative Materials: Coatings, architectural paints, decorative panels, stone materials, wallpapers, carpets, wood flooring, and innovative floor coverings, among others
Glass and Processed Glass: Architectural glass, decorative glass, industrial glass, specialty glass, and deeply processed glass products, among others
Doors, Windows, Curtain Walls, and Hardware: Security doors for residential and industrial use, handles, hinges, locks, door closers, and other hardware components
Building Construction Materials: Waterproofing and sealing materials, thermal insulation, soundproofing, anti-corrosion and heat-insulating materials, composite materials, adhesives, plumbing and drainage systems, piping, valve products and technologies, cement, and cement admixtures, among others
Architectural Lighting, Electrical & Ventilation Equipment: Lighting fixtures, switches, sockets, and other electrical control components; air conditioners, radiators, indoor and outdoor electrical systems, electrical equipment and technologies, protective and safety control devices, access control systems, and more
Household Goods: Household appliances, ceramics, stone materials, bathroom fixtures, kitchen appliances, various lighting fixtures, lamps, light fittings and accessories, electric light sources, electrical products, lighting-related accessories and components, furniture—including residential, office, and hotel furnishings—furniture accessories, hotel supplies, tableware, guest room amenities, assorted decorative items, complementary electrical appliances, cleaning and laundry equipment, textiles, and fabric goods, among others
Exhibition Review
The VIETBUILD Hanoi 2026 International Exhibition on Construction Materials and Home Products was successfully held from March 26 to 30 at the Vietnam National Convention Center (VEC) in Hanoi. Co-organized by the Information Center of the Ministry of Construction of Vietnam and VIETBUILD International Exhibition Organization, this edition marked the first time the VEC venue was utilized for a VIETBUILD event, and it also served as the inaugural show of the seven‑event national series scheduled for 2026.
Exhibition Scale Sets New Records. With over 2,500 booths, both the exhibition area and the overall scale reached record highs in the history of the VIETBUILD series. Exhibitors hailed from nearly 20 countries, including Vietnam, Japan, India, China, France, Italy, the United States, Germany, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. The showcased products spanned the entire industry chain, covering construction materials, transportation equipment, interior and exterior decoration, industrial machinery, lighting systems, real estate, and more.
China’s Pavilion Stands Out. More than 200 Chinese companies participated, making China the largest international contingent at the show. Chinese exhibitors presented cutting-edge technologies and innovative products in areas such as green building, smart construction, and energy‑efficient materials, drawing steady crowds to their booths. At the opening ceremony, Dr. Nguyen Quang Cong, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Building Materials Association, emphasized, “China is the country with the greatest number of exhibits at this fair.” Leveraging their technological sophistication, energy‑saving performance, and strong brand reputations, Chinese building‑materials firms garnered significant attention from Vietnamese professional buyers.
High-Level Government Support. Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote address. He underscored that the exhibition coincided with the successful conclusion of the 14th National Assembly and the upcoming elections for deputies to the 15th National Assembly—momentous political milestones. The theme, “Construction–Building Materials–Real Estate–Green Transportation,” reflected the redefined role of the construction sector following its restructuring. Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha commended the event for being hosted for the first time in the state-of-the-art VEC facility, highlighting Vietnam’s capabilities in design, construction, and technological mastery within the building industry.
Green Initiatives and Sustainable Development Take Center Stage. This year’s exhibition spotlighted green and sustainable solutions, including circular‑economy technologies, renewable and clean energy sources, and digital innovations. Many companies proactively conducted market research, introducing modern, high‑quality products tailored to housing and infrastructure development needs while adhering to stringent environmental standards, thereby enhancing quality of life. Exhibits encompassed new manufacturing techniques for building materials, eco‑friendly equipment, smart home systems, and energy‑efficient lighting—key pillars of the green transition.
Vietnam’s Building Materials Market Relies Heavily on Imports. During the exhibition, Dr. Nguyen Quang Cong noted that Vietnam primarily relies on domestic production, with minimal imports; however, certain high‑end and specialized building materials still require external sourcing. As Vietnam aims to achieve GDP growth exceeding 10% and faces robust demand for infrastructure development, the building‑materials sector must significantly ramp up output to meet these needs, creating substantial market opportunities for Chinese manufacturers.
A Rich Array of Concurrent Events. Throughout the exhibition, a series of events were organized, including a symposium on “The Impact of Technology, Innovation, and Digital Transformation on Vietnam’s Building Materials Industry,” B2B business‑matching forums, and online‑offline trade‑promotion exchanges. The organizing committee arranged numerous product demonstrations, technical consultations, and matchmaking sessions, providing an efficient platform for exhibitors and professional buyers. Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha specifically urged the organizers to innovate operational approaches, transforming VIETBUILD into a “Technology and Solutions Marketplace” for enterprise connections and establishing an evaluation framework that tracks metrics such as the number of contracts signed, total transaction value, and the volume of business matches.
Bright Prospects for Vietnam’s Building Materials Market. Vietnam is currently experiencing a dual acceleration phase of infrastructure development and urbanization, with nearly 600 major projects underway nationwide, totaling over VND 5 trillion in investment. To date, approximately 3,200 kilometers of expressways have been completed, alongside multiple airport and port infrastructure initiatives. The building‑materials sector boasts annual growth rates of around 17–25%, while housing‑related investments reach roughly USD 32 billion per year. Over the next five to ten years, an additional USD 140 billion is slated for infrastructure development. Given the heavy reliance on imports, Vietnam’s building‑materials market presents vast opportunities for Chinese enterprises.
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2.Submit product picture and name
3.Receive exhibition presentation documents and booth drawings
4.Submit booth application form/Sign booth contract
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