2025 Vietnam International Laboratory Analysis and Biochemistry Exhibition analytica Vietnam

analytica Vietnam 2025 is the largest international laboratory technology, biotechnology and analytics exhibition in Vietnam, covering the entire industrial and research laboratory value chain. The three-day event is expected to bring together more than 300 companies and brands, as well as more than 6,000 trade visitors, including laboratory professionals, industry leaders and major buyers from Vietnam and Southeast Asia . In addition to the extensive exhibition space, Analytica Vietnam also provided valuable first-hand knowledge through several side events. These include world-class conferences, forums, tutorials, pre-conference lab tours, buy-side and sell-side programs, networking evenings and buy-side programs hosted to provide visitors with a comprehensive experience of current technology and market trends.

Positioning of the exhibition:

— Vietnam comprehensive trade fair covering the fields of analytical instruments, laboratory technology and biotechnology

Analytica Vietnam aims to provide a communication platform for Vietnamese and international suppliers. It is a leading trade exhibition integrating analytical instruments, biotechnology and laboratory technology. Based on the Munich International Analytical Biochemistry Exhibition (analytica), its strong brand and professional experience provide strong support. the increasing demand for laboratory equipment in various industries in Vietnam.

— A gathering of industrial elites, a high-level gathering of science and research

International industry buyers flock to Analytica Vietnam. During the exhibition, a number of forums and conferences will be organized and elite international research figures will be invited as speakers.

— Great development prospects

The Vietnamese economy is in a phase of rapid growth. Vietnamese GDP growth reached 7% in 2019 and is expected to reach 6.9% in 2024. Whether it is the free trade agreement concluded with the EU at the end of 2015 or the agreement of Trans-Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership, it will certainly encourage Vietnam to further open its market and increase its export opportunities.

The value of laboratory technology imports has increased by 60% since 2009, reaching US$400 million. Vietnam currently has more than 10,000 laboratories, of which 65% are invested by the government, 14% by foreign investors, 14% by public development funds and 7% by private institutions. Vietnam’s Ministry of Health plans to build 40 key laboratories. The dynamism of the economy is also reflected in the enormous commercial potential offered by the analytical, laboratory technology and biotechnology sectors.

Vietnam’s GDP outlook is optimistic and its development is better than that of other Southeast Asian countries. At the same time, although exports have slowed, they will remain at peaks of 14.1% and 13.1% in 2022 and 2023 respectively.

Pharmaceutical industry:Vietnam has the fastest growing middle class in Asia, but rapid urbanization is accelerating aging and the risk of noncommunicable diseases. As a result, Vietnam has seen explosive growth in demand for high-quality medical products, medicines and innovative services. IQVIA forecasts that Vietnam’s pharmaceutical industry revenue will reach a compound annual growth rate of approximately 8% between 2019 and 2023. The market size is expected to reach $16.1 billion by 2026, with a growth rate annual compound of 11%. According to statistics, per capita pharmaceutical spending in Vietnam increased from US$9.85 in 2005 to US$22.25 in 2010, and is expected to reach US$163 by 2026. Vietnam is one of the largest pharmaceutical markets the fastest growing in the world.

Biotechnology:According to the plan, Vietnam aims to have at least 15 laboratories reaching the advanced level of laboratories in the ASEAN region and the world by 2025. Vietnam plans to be among the top ten biotechnology intelligent production services in Asia by 2030. Government initiatives such as Decision 429/QD-TT and Resolution 36-NQ/TW have laid the foundation for the strategic growth of biotechnology in agriculture, medicine, pharmaceuticals, industry and commerce.

Food industry:Vietnam’s food industry accounts for 19% of total manufacturing production. , has grown rapidly in recent years and is one of Vietnam’s largest export industries. As one of the world’s largest exporters of food and beverage products, including coffee, pepper, processed fish and cashew nuts, Vietnam is paying more and more attention to food safety and associated tests. The improvement in the quality of life of the population has also led the government to develop plans to strengthen food safety controls.

Chemical industry:Vietnam depends on imports of its main chemicals and has an increasing need for high-quality pre-chemicals, particularly for the production of fertilizers, plastic products, pharmaceuticals, paints and varnishes. According to the Ministry of Chemistry (Ministry of Industry and Trade), the total annual output of Vietnam’s chemical industry accounts for about 10-11% of the industry’s GDP, including pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, paints, printing inks, petrochemicals, basic chemicals, etc.; In 2018, the import volume reached 10 billion US dollars. Many refineries and petrochemical plants are currently in preparation.

Environmental monitoring:Vietnam’s environmental monitoring industry is gradually strengthening its pursuit of sustainable development. Investment opportunities in this area are driven by the demand for innovative environmental monitoring solutions.

Materials industry:Vietnam’s growing demand for infrastructure development has given great importance to the application and supply of materials in the fields of construction and manufacturing.

Exhibition Features:

• analytica Vietnam has moved to Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon. Social and economic development is influenced by the West and trade develops. The showroom is ideally located.
• Meeting—Professional knowledge is very concentrated. The conferences constitute the scientific core of analytica Vietnam. Famous experts gathered to report on the results of international innovative research. Participants will benefit from presentations by renowned scientists from around the world. Additionally, various tutorials and discussion groups provide participants with hands-on training.
• Structured exhibition space, complete exhibition series. analytica Vietnam offers you an overview of all topics in research and industrial laboratories: analysis and quality control, biotechnology, life sciences and diagnostics and laboratory technology.
• analytica Vietnam launches Buyer-Seller Business Matchmaking Conference to provide a face-to-face communication platform for suppliers and potential customers.
• Direct dialogue with potential buyers: Buyer matching activities provide exhibitors with a unique platform for direct communication with potential buyers from different sectors.
• Laboratory tours: Exhibitors can gain an in-depth understanding of Vietnam’s national laboratories and obtain first-hand information on Vietnamese research and laboratory technology.

Parallel activities:

• Analytica Vietnam Conference
• Laboratory Safety Overview
• educational workshop
• Buyer-buyer meeting
• Exhibitors Forum

Main data:

• 5,273 commercial buyers from 36 countries and regions, an increase of 27% year-on-year; countries other than Vietnam accounted for 9%;
• The top 5 countries of origin for viewers (excluding Vietnam): China, Singapore, India, South Korea and Thailand;
• 141 exhibitors from 16 countries and regions, of which 60% are international exhibitors; 99% of visitors gave positive reviews and expressed their intention to continue participating in the next show;
• The exhibition area is approximately 4,400 square meters, an increase of 10% over the previous year;
• In various concurrent activities, 73% of participants are decision-makers.

Analytical technology: spectroscope, chromatography, microscope and optical imaging processing, analytical instruments and systems, physical and chemical analysis instruments;

Test Metrology/Quality Control: Industrial quality control, materials testing, characterization and performance of materials, pharmacology and quality control in industry;

Laboratory technology: laboratory utensils and equipment, laboratory data and records management equipment, chemicals, reagents and consumables;

Life sciences and biotechnology: bioanalytical methods, biopharmaceuticals, bioinformatics, laboratory technology, biotechnology and life sciences, pharmaceuticals and diagnostics.