PS Vietnam 2013

Exhibition Name：PS Vietnam 2013
Exhibition Date： 2013.3.5 - 3.7
Exhibition Area：Asia - Vietnam
Exhibition hall：Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

PS Vietnam 2013
5 – 7 March 2013
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC)
Poised for Continued Success!
In its 9th staging, PS Vietnam 2013 has firmly positioned itself as Vietnam’s most established international exhibition on fluid, air and gas handling systems. This premier event on Process Systems focuses on four sectors; Pumps & Systems Vietnam, Valves Vietnam,Compressors & Systems Vietnam and Fluid Power Vietnam. Poised for continued success, PS Vietnam 2013 provides the ideal marketplace for international manufacturers and suppliers to launch new products, reach out to key buyers, appoint agents and distributors, build brand awareness and establish business networks in Vietnam where the new emerging nation promises abundance
of business opportunities!
Ride on the Wave of Vietnam’s Economic Growth!
The economy of Vietnam is becoming more and more market-oriented. This opening of its economy is leading to the birth of rising middle class in the country. The economy, measured by GDP, has been growing at an average of more than 7 percent a year during the past decade. According to a forecast by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) of the UK’s Economist magazine, Vietnam’s real GDP growth is expected to average 7.2 percent a year in the 2011-2015 period underpinned by strong growth in consumption, investment and exports. Rapid growth in key industries such as Manufacturing & Process, Energy Supply,Transmission & Distribution, Oil & Gas,Engineering Services and Building & Construction indicates strong demand for pumps, valves, piping, compressors, fluid power, and water technology.Infrastructures are being upgraded and built with the vision to increase and improve essential infrastructure facilities for socioeconomic development, improving the quality of life of people in poverty-stricken areas and ultimately minimising the widening gaps in income and living standards between regions and population groups. To facilitate faster development of infrastructures, Asian Development Bank is assisting the government to develop a pilot scheme to promote public-private partnerships. These initiatives provide a conducive environment, boosting lucrative businesses and investments for both local and foreign market players to ride on the wave of the nation’s economic boom.