On the morning of May 21st, the Opening Ceremony of the Vietnam Warehousing & Automation Show 2025 (VWAS) officially took place at WTC Expo Binh Duong. The exhibition will run until May 23rd, 2025.

The ceremony welcomed the presence of representatives from provincial departments and agencies, including Ms. Phan Thi Khanh Duyen – Deputy Director of the Department of Industry and Trade, Mr. Nguyen Huu Yen – Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thuy Linh – Deputy Director of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Giang Quoc Dung – Deputy General Director of Becamex IDC and Chairman of WTC Binh Duong, Ms. Huynh Dinh Thai Linh – Director of WTC Binh Duong and Chairwoman of the Binh Duong Logistics Association, along with numerous suppliers and thousands of visitors.

At the ceremony, Mr. Prashant Narain – Director of Connect Exposition Asia – emphasized the exhibition’s critical role in connecting enterprises, promoting advanced technology applications, and expanding development opportunities for the warehousing and automation sectors in Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asia region.

Sharing at the event, Mr. Prashant Narain further stated:

“Through each edition, the Vietnam Warehousing & Automation Show (VWAS) has firmly established itself as a vital trade bridge, creating exceptional growth opportunities for the warehousing and automation sectors, especially across the region. This year’s show continues to attract strong interest from thousands of buyers and professional visitors, generating impressive business results and laying a solid foundation for sustainable development of participating enterprises and the region as a whole.”

He also added:

“The exhibition is not only a convergence of cutting-edge technologies and solutions but also a gateway to global perspectives, enabling businesses in the industry to establish strategic connections, strengthen competitive capabilities, and expand international business opportunities.”

During the three-day event, nearly 100 exhibitors and reputable brands from Vietnam, Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong, China, India, and other countries will showcase thousands of products, solutions, and the latest technologies to the smart warehousing and automation community, including inventory handling, barcode and AIDC systems, intralogistics, supply chain innovations, and more.

According to the organizers, the exhibition is expected to welcome over 8,000 professional visitors and specialized buyers. It is a key opportunity for businesses to access the newest products and technologies from major markets, meet partners and clients, and participate in a high-quality conference program. In particular, the organizers will host a series of insightful seminars with leading experts on topics such as:

• Overview of Vietnam’s Warehousing Sector – Opportunities in a Rapidly Growing Market

• Discovering the Latest Trends in Warehouse Automation

• Fulfillment Strategies and Creating New Revenue Streams in Logistics

• Sustainable Directions – A New Standard in Pallet Wrapping Solutions

• Reshaping Retail & Logistics Experience – Cost Optimization and Performance Elevation

• Perfecting Last-Mile Delivery in Southeast Asia

In addition to the technical seminars, a 1:1 Business Matchmaking program will be held throughout the pre-event, during, and post-event phases to maximize networking and connection opportunities for exhibitors to reach potential partners and expand their business networks.

Besides the conferences and B2B matchmaking, the show also offers engaging side activities such as Check-in for Gifts, Lucky Draw, and more, creating a vibrant and interactive atmosphere for visitors.

The Vietnam Warehousing & Automation Show 2025 is held concurrently with three other specialized exhibitions:

• CO-REF Vietnam 2025 – Cold Chain & Refrigeration Exhibition

• Smart Delivery Vietnam 2025 (SDV)

• Viet Cargo Expo 2025 (VCE)

The exhibition is free to enter with on-site registration from 09:00 – 17:00 daily from May 21st to May 23rd, 2025, at Hall A, WTC Expo, Binh Duong.