VISIONS, INNOVATIONS,
TECHNOLOGIES at wire and Tube
Southeast ASIA 2015
Amidst a thriving manufacturing and
industrial landscape, the 11th edition of wire
Southeast ASIA and 10th edition of Tube
Southeast ASIA makes a timely return to
Bangkok, Thailand, 16 to 18 September 2015
at the Bangkok Trade & Exhibition Centre
(BITEC).
Driven by the region’s most established wire,
cable, tube and pipe trade fairs, wire
Düsseldorf and Tube Düsseldorf, wire and
Tube Southeast ASIA 2015, presents a onestop, converging platform for industry players
to meet and to leverage on the rising market
opportunities brought about by robust
improvement projects, doubling the
industrial and manufacturing developments
network to 280km
across the world.
Vietnam: Construction sector is on an
Forecasted by Freedonia 2012 / Market
upward cyclical phase and infrastructure
Research & Data Services 2012, global
projects are valued at US$85 billion by 2015
demand for plastic pipes, tubes and hoses is
Malaysia: Construction spending forecast
expected to hit €136.5 billion in 2016. Equally to grow by 4.5% annually over the next 5
positive is the global demand for insulated
years till 2017
wire and cable market – projected by Global
Industry Analysts, Inc. / Transparency Market Philippines: Growth in the Philippines
construction sector surged in 2014, with a
Reports. The industry sector will exceed
€113.5 billion at the end of 2015. In Southeast strong expansion of 20.5%. Further growth
is expected in 2015, projected at 9.4%
Asia, wire and Tube industries continue to
evolve and grow:
Myanmar: The construction industry
Thailand: Construction spending was US$30.3 registered a compound annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 14.52 per cent from 2009 to 2013.
billion in 2012 and is forecasted to grow by
In the second quarter of 2014 alone, the
3.4% per annum over the next five years till
Yangon City Development Committee
2017
approved the construction of more than 1,000
Indonesia: Automobile industry is set to
high and low-rise buildings in the city, two
achieve 7.5% growth (1.2 million units) and
times more than the number of approved
US$174 billion has been earmarked for
construction projects in 2013
infrastructure development over the next 12
Riding on these upward market trends, the
years (40% will go to building power and
line-up at wire and Tube Southeast ASIA 2015
energy projects)
will feature the widest range of innovative
Singapore: Government plans to invest S$60 machinery in wire manufacturing and
billion over the next 10 years in rail network
finishing, fasteners and springs, pumps,
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