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Wire & Cable ASIA – May/June 2017

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Industry

news

wire Southeast Asia boost

Exhibitors and visitors at wire Southeast Asia two years ago

Graphics bigstockphoto.com Artist Eky Studio

WIRE Southeast Asia returns to the

Bangkok Trade & Exhibition Centre

(BITEC), Bangkok, Thailand, from 19

th

to 21

st

September. This opportune and

strategic staging of the specialist trade

fair comes amidst encouraging

prospects expected for the wire and

cable industries, especially due to the

thriving

infrastructure

and

manufacturing sectors in Southeast

Asia.

Online exhibitor registration is open

now at

www.wire-southeastasia.com

According to the Asian Development

Bank (ADB), the energy and transport

sectors will account for 62.6 per cent

of the total ASEAN infrastructure

investment needs by 2020. This is

confirmed by Goldman Sachs’

projection

about

infrastructure

spending in power and transport in

four ASEAN countries (Thailand,

Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines)

which will amount to US$524 billion by

2020.

A major ASEAN infrastructure initiative

is the ASEAN Power Grid (APG) with

investment requirement of US$5.9

billion, as well as the Singapore-Kuala

Lumpur high-speed rail which will span

217 miles and is expected to start

operations in 2026.

On the manufacturing front, should

ASEAN fully implement the ASEAN

Economic Community’s integration

strategy and capture a larger share of

global manufacturing, the region could

gain US$280-US$625 billion in annual

GDP by 2030 as stated in a recent

report by the McKinsey Global Institute.

This infrastructure growth, alongside

the expansion of the automotive, new

energy,

high-speed

rail,

urban

transport, aerospace, petrochemical,

infrastructure construction and other

application industries, has brought

new opportunities for the fastener

industry.

Reflecting such global trends, a special

zone on fastener technology will make

its debut at wire Southeast Asia 2017.

The Fastener Pavilion will be a

dedicated showcase of the complete

upstream and downstream industry

chain on fastener technology.

The exhibit profile will range from

standard and non-standard fasteners

as well as fasteners’ application in

various industries to manufacturing

skills and supporting facilities of

fasteners.

The dynamic line-up at wire Southeast

Asia will feature an all-encompassing

range of innovative machinery for wire

and cable manufacturing, processing

and finishing, fastener technology, new

processes in measuring, control and

test engineering and specialist areas

as well as new and upgraded tools and

auxiliary materials. A series of

conferences and seminars will

complement the exhibits.

When last held in 2015, 411 exhibitors

from 33 countries showcased their

products at wire and Tube Southeast

Asia to 7,144 trade visitors from 56

nations. Almost 33 per cent of these

visitors came from outside Thailand,

especially from Bangladesh, India,

Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, Indonesia,

Myanmar and Pakistan as well as

visiting delegations from China, Japan,

Korea and Vietnam. The shows featured

seven national pavilions and country

groups from Austria, China, Germany,

Italy, Taiwan, the UK and the USA.

Messe Düsseldorf Asia Pte Ltd –

Singapore

Website

:

www.wire-southeastasia.com