Glasstech Asia is the leading trade fair for the glass industry in Southeast Asia.
- Gain digital exposure and reach out to local and international buyers, months before, during and after the show
- Leverage on business matching activities and an AI-powered platform to connect with targeted buyers
- Engage in high profile meetings with potential business partners face-to-face and create exciting business opportunities
- Being part of the global BAU trade network, the exhibition stands to be the optimal platform to promote the acceleration of Southeast Asia’s glass and fenestration industry through construction and innovation-driven developments
Glasstech Asia, part of the world’s prominent trade network, is the leading BAU trade fair which serves as a highly connected platform for the glass industry in Southeast Asia.
Southeast Asia’s most anticipated glass and facade event, Glasstech Asia will be welcoming its nineteenth edition – and Fenestration Asia its sixth edition, at IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Centre in Bangkok, Thailand from 29th November to 1st December 2023. The event is centred on all things glass and buildings which includes sectors in manufacturing, processing, and supplies for glass machineries, along with construction and facade.
As the second-largest economy in the ASEAN region, Thailand, with a population of 69 million and located at the heart of Southeast Asia, is considered by many as an entry point to the ASEAN market. Thanks to the country’s business‑friendly policies, technological advancement, well‑connected infrastructure, and cultural diversity and its strategic geographic location, Thailand stands to be one of the most lucrative regions for the glass and façade sector. Thailand also benefits from the Sino-US trade tensions with several Chinese-based firms relocating part of their supply chain to Thailand.
Key Expected Figures for 2023
- More than 8000m2 Exhibiting Area
- More than 200 Companies & Brands
- Over 3,500 Unique Trade Visitors
- More than 76% of C-Level Attendees
- More than 150 long-term partnerships with regional organizations have established
