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During 28–30 May 2009, 7,377 trade visitors flocked into “Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2009,” and created a new chapter in this success story for Vietnam’s industrial and electronics parts manufacturing sectors. The exhibitors satisfactorily met their right target buyers, and made wider business networks. And the visitors witnessed newly-launched, modern innovations and obtained new technical knowledge.
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Exhibitors’ Satisfaction Showed in Rebooking
Over 80% for 2010 Edition
Before the show ended, exhibitors had already confirmed their participation in “Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2010.” The exhibit space rebooking rate has now exceeded 80%, meaning strong confidence and high satisfaction in the exhibition as an effective business tool and real industrial gateway to capture Vietnam’s industrial and electronics parts manufacturing sectors.
With strong confidence from exhibitors, our ceaseless commitment will deliver additional value and powerful opportunities as stated in the theme for year 2010 “Promising Industrial Gateway.”
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Largest & Most Comprehensive Show
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4,500 sq.m. |
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200 leading brands, 20 countries |
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8,000 buyers |
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20 technical conference sessions |
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When times are hard, exhibitions work harder for your marketing budget than any other media. Only at an exhibition can you simultaneously generate publicity, demonstrate products, answer questions, overcome objections, close sales, meet new prospects, and develop relationships with your existing customers.
And exhibitions play a vital role in supporting and enriching industries too, driving…
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Vietnam’s Industry and GDP Continues to Bloom |
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Vietnam’s Industrial production surges
 Despite economic slowdown, industrial production in the country during the first half of the year was estimated to increase 6.2 per cent over the same period last year, reaching VND329.1 trillion (US$19 billion), said Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, Bui Xuan Khu.
Khu said that with a 9.6 per cent growth rate, private firms made the largest contribution to the country’s industrial production increase. Foreign invested firms followed with a growth rate of 5.5 per cent. Industrial production by State-owned firms, meanwhile, increased by less than 3 per cent.
Besides the efforts made by industrial firms to speed up investment and seek out the consumer market, Khu also attributed industrial sector achievements to the positive impacts from a series of Government policies and measures to curb the economic recession.
The Government this year approved a growth rate target of 10 per cent for the industrial sector. This calculates to industry production totalling VND711 trillion ($42 billion).
To meet the target, industry will have to achieve a 13.4 per cent growth rate in the second half of the year to offset the low 6.2 per cent increase in the first half. — VNS |
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Vietnam’s GDP growth - 2009 CPI could inch up 7-8%
Vietnam's GDP growth in the first half is estimated at 3.9 percent against 6.47 percent last year. The GDP growth in industrial, agricultural and service sectors in the second quarter all was higher than that in the first quarter, particularly, industrial and construction sectors. The economy, although in recession, is now showing signs of recovery. In order to obtain the targeted full-year growth, in the second half, the economy must attain the growth of over 6 percent, and actively take preventive action to curb rising inflation. Controlling CPI at less than 10 percent is a big challenge. Cao Viet Sinh, planning and investment deputy minister said that the ministry feels that this year's CPI would inch up by only 7-8 percent. - Duane Morris Vietnam LLC
$300m heavy industry factory opens
Viet Nam’s biggest yet foreign-invested heavy-industry factory was commissioned. The US$300 million Doosan Heavy Industries Viet Nam is in central Quang Ngai Province’s Dung Quat Economic Zone. The company is a subsidiary of Doosan, South Korea.
The new complex stands on 110ha and will make boilers, heat-recovery steam generators, desalination evaporators and other equipment. Doosan Viet Nam chief executive Bongjin Cho said the company intended the complex to become a global production. The facility was expected to generate $200 million in value this year and about $800 million in 2013. - VNS
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