Viglacera’s autoclaved aerated concrete products exported to Australia

Viglacera Corporation JSC, a leading real estate and building materials group in Vietnam, announced that it has exported the first batch of Viglacera-branded Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) and Autoclaved Lightweight Concrete (ALC) panels to Australia.
Viglacera’s autoclaved aerated concrete products exported to Australia ảnh 1Viglacera Corporation JSC has exported the first batch of Viglacera-branded Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) and Autoclaved Lightweight Concrete (ALC) panels to Australia. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) - Viglacera Corporation JSC, a leading real estate and buildingmaterials group in Vietnam, announced that it has exported the first batch ofViglacera-branded Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) and Autoclaved Lightweight Concrete (ALC) panels toAustralia.

Australiais a promising market but it is also known for being demanding and highlycompetitive with strict quality requirements. Therefore, thesuccessful export of (AAC/ALC) products has reaffirmed Viglacera’s prestige.

In2023, Viglacera’s AAC products received certificationfor green building products and materials by Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC),meeting international standards to be used for environmentally friendlybuildings.

Viglacerasigned strategic contracts with partners who are construction contractors anddistributors in Australia to provide AAC products for many key projects in bigcities, the firm said.

According to Viglacera, Australian customers set a series of high standards forquality, and these standards are supported by consumer protection regulationsin all states. Importers and retailers in the country always comply with theseregulations and will not accept products that do not meet quality standards.

As a pioneerin producing new construction material products, and researching to develop greenand environmentally friendly materials, Viglacera has been exporting “Made in Vietnam” constructionmaterials to more than 40 countries around the world.

The firm’skey products such as construction glass, ceramic tile, sanitary ware, panels, AACbricks have conquered not only consumers in the domestic market but also those indemanding markets such as Japan, the US, and Europe./.
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