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The 22nd International Exhibition for the Chemical Industry, Agricultural Chemicals and Plant Protection Products in Vietnam – VINACHEM EXPO - CAC VIETNAM 2026 – will take place from 25th to 27th November 2026 at Hall A, Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre (SECC), 799 Nguyen Van Linh, Tan My Ward, Ho Chi Minh City. This is one of the largest and most prestigious specialised chemical industry events in Vietnam, attracting wide interest from domestic and international businesses, experts, and investors.

According to the organisers, this year’s exhibition is expected to gather more than 400 booths from about 350 companies representing over 10 countries and territories such as Japan, Germany, the United States, South Korea, China, Australia, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand. Exhibitors will introduce a wide range of products, technologies, and advanced solutions in industrial chemicals, agricultural chemicals, fertilisers, plant protection products, environmental treatment, food technology, feed additives, textile chemicals, nano materials, and numerous modern production lines and equipment for the chemical industry.

The exhibition is jointly organised by Vietnam Fair and Advertisement Joint Stock Company (VIETFAIR), the Trade Development Bureau – Ministry of Commerce of China (TDB), and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade – Chemical Industry Sub-council (CCPIT CHEM), with the support of Vietnam National Chemical Group and its member units.

At VINACHEM EXPO 2026, Vietnam National Chemical Group will host a display area designed to be modern and professional, both showcasing core products, scientific and technological achievements, and the production capacity of its member units, and promoting the image and brand of Vietnam’s chemical industry to the international market. The Group’s space is also intended as a hub for business connection, responding to market demand, providing product consultancy, and expanding cooperation with partners, distributors, and agents both at home and abroad.

A particular highlight at this year’s exhibition is the introduction of key digital transformation platforms such as “Vinachem Mart” and “Vinachem Agriculture”. These platforms have been developed to support member units in accessing the market more effectively, innovating business models, enhancing competitiveness, and gradually building a digital ecosystem for the agriculture sector.

At the same time, the Group will accelerate the “Vinachem Agriculture Programme – connecting knowledge, experts, and market”, aiming to establish an official information channel supplying fertilisers, plant protection products, technical solutions, market information, and expert consultancy for farmers, cooperatives, agribusinesses, agents, and distributors nationwide. This is seen as a key solution to strengthen the link between production and the market, expand the distribution system, promote product consumption, and enhance brand communication for member units across the Group.

Within the framework of the exhibition, Vietnam National Chemical Group is set to coordinate with the organisers, sector specialists, and relevant organisations to hold various trade promotion activities, business networking, and specialist seminars. These will include “Ask the Expert” forums, business matchmaking, investment cooperation consultancy, technology transfer, market development, and digital transformation in the distribution of chemicals, fertilisers, and plant protection products.

The organisers also plan to arrange international business delegations to visit and survey industrial parks, fertiliser and plant protection product factories in Ho Chi Minh City, thereby fostering stronger links between production, technology, commerce, and the market.

By participating in VINACHEM EXPO 2026, Vietnam National Chemical Group continues to affirm its role as a core enterprise in the Vietnamese chemical industry; at the same time, it demonstrates a firm commitment to innovation, digital transformation, market expansion, and the development of the chemical sector towards “green growth, circular economy”, modernity, and sustainability.