Viet Industry – Cleanfact & RHVAC Vietnam 2026 officially opened in Hanoi on September 16.
More than 10,000 visitors had registered to attend, including representatives of project owners, general contractors, contractors, consulting firms and manufacturers.
At the business-matching area, 350 one-to-one meetings between buyers and suppliers had taken place, focusing on finding suitable technology solutions for industrial and high-tech projects. Discussions covered mechanical and electrical engineering, power and energy, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), cleanrooms, automation, materials and environmental treatment.
Among the most frequently discussed categories were mechanical and electrical systems, fire prevention and fighting, and HVAC, which together accounted for about 49% of total identified needs. Other major areas included construction materials; electricity and sustainable energy; automation; warehousing and logistics; and industrial services.
The exhibition does not replace the technical due diligence, commercial assessment or tendering processes required for individual projects. Instead, its role is to shorten the initial search and screening stage, allowing buyers to identify capable suppliers earlier while helping suppliers better understand project requirements before developing technical and commercial proposals.
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