HCM City to host int'l electronics, smart appliances expo

Spanning over 10,000 s.q.m, the exhibition will gather more than 350 enterprises from Vietnam and China. It will showcase a wide range of products across the consumer electronics and smart home appliance sectors, offering direct access to manufacturers and promoting trade links.

The 2025 Vietnam International Electronics and Smart Appliances Expo (IEAE) will be held in HCM City from May 29 to 31. (Illustrative photo: ieae.com.vn)
The 2025 Vietnam International Electronics and Smart Appliances Expo (IEAE) will be held in HCM City from May 29 to 31. (Illustrative photo: ieae.com.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - The 2025 Vietnam International Electronics and Smart Appliances Expo (IEAE) will take place from May 29-31 in Ho Chi Minh City.

Spanning over 10,000 s.q.m, the exhibition will gather more than 350 enterprises from Vietnam and China. It will showcase a wide range of products across the consumer electronics and smart home appliance sectors, offering direct access to manufacturers and promoting trade links.

IEAE 2025 will highlight cutting-edge technologies such as smart speakers, wireless earbuds, livestream devices, smartwatches, AR glasses, mobile accessories, and automotive electronics. Also on display will be home appliances including smart ovens, rice cookers, air purifiers, robot vacuums, electric toothbrushes, massage guns, and hair dryers.

In addition to consumer products, the expo will feature components essential to electronic production, such as circuit boards and sensors, creating a platform for manufacturers, R&D units, and industry experts to exchange solutions and innovations.

Well-known brands such as Remax, Ketikesi, Stelang, and Henglong will present their latest offerings. Vietnamese companies including FPT Shop, Phong Vu, and Sunhouse will also participate, adding to the event’s diversity.

A series of expert-led seminars will be held during the event to explore future technology trends and support businesses in enhancing competitiveness. A special product showcase area will feature breakthrough innovations and creative designs from leading brands.

IEAE 2025 is expected to contribute to sustainable growth and innovation in Vietnam’s electronics sector./.

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