Secutech Thailand is set to open to the trade from November 16 to 18 in Bangkok. An estimated 15,000 trade visitors and more than 150 global brands and companies are expected.
Occupying 7,000 sqm of the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), the show has increased by 133pc in size compared to the last edition. Ms Regina Tsai, Deputy General Manager of Messe Frankfurt New Era Business Media says: “Thanks to the joint efforts with our partner Worldex G.E.C. Co. Ltd, local authorities and industry counterparts, we have injected many new elements in the show with a focus on smart and safe city, a growing and lucrative sector in the ASEAN market. Judging from the positive industry response, we know we are moving forward on the right track and we are delighted to see the tremendous growth of Secutech Thailand this year.”
Exhibitors include Bluguard, Brinno, Chawla Fire Protection, CP PLUS, Dahua Technology, Global Fire Solution, Great Empire, Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology, Hanwha Techwin, HIP Global, Indigo Distribution, Maxwell Security System, NetPosa, Technologies, Radwin, Seagate Technology, Somfy Thailand, Tyco Security and WizMart. They will be on show in six zones: Smart City, Smart Home, Smart Retail, Z-Wave Pavilion, UL Pavilion and Intelligent Video Gallery.
Continuing the SMAhome in the sister Taiwanese show Secutech Taipei, it will also be part of the Thailand show for the first time, covering smart home security, ambient living, energy saving and automation for homes.
The organiser has formed seven buyer delegations from Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore and Vietnam. A three-day fringe of 12 conferences and seminars will be held alongside the fair to cover fire safety, hotel, factory and public security.
Supported
Secutech Thailand 2017 will be held concurrently with the related events Thailand Lighting Fair and Thailand Building Fair, with the aim to draw relevant trade buyers from various sectors. The show is also supported by various government authorities including Department Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM), Thailand Green Building Institute (TGBI), Asian Professional Security Association (APSA), Thailand Security Association (TSA), Thai Retailer Association, Housing Business Association (HBA), Thai Condominium Association, Thai Real Estate Association, National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) and Thailand Electrical & Mechanical Contractors Association (TEMCA).
