2025年东南亚国际管材、线材展览会 Tube and Wire Southeast Asia

该展是通往亚洲蓬勃发展的电线电缆行业的一站式门户。wire Southeast Asia 将重返曼谷，在杜塞尔多夫 wire 的全球专业知识的推动下，第 15 届成为该地区电线电缆行业最权威的贸易盛会。自 1995 年首次举办以来，专业贸易展览会已成为该地区领先的以贸易为中心的平台，国际参展商向当地和全球主要制造商、供应商展示他们最新的电线电缆加工设备和机械、产品和解决方案，电线、电缆、弹簧制造和紧固件行业的服务供应商。与协同的 Tube Southeast Asia 同期举办，这两项贸易活动将汇集来自 30 多个国家的约 400 家参展商，为希望进军亚洲市场的国际公司和本地企业提供一个有吸引力的焦点和跳板。

wire Southeast Asia is the most prestigious event for the wire and cable industry in Southeast Asia and has earned consistent outstanding results for exhibitors and visitors with its ability to: meet current and future needs by showcasing cutting-edge innovations, machinery and technology, connect top manufacturers and leading brands with active buyers and influential decision makers, and stay on top of global industry trends by staying on top of regional market relevance.

Market Background

With a combined gross domestic product (GDP) of $2.4 trillion, Southeast Asia ranks as the world's seventh largest economy and is experiencing accelerated economic growth. Its high urban population of 45% out of a population of 600 million by 2030, combined with the region's young population, provides the best environment for significant investment by multinational corporations, while governments support accelerating urbanization by improving infrastructure and promoting economic development. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) estimates that the energy and transportation sectors will account for 62.6% of total ASEAN infrastructure investment needs from 2010 to 2020. according to Goldman Sachs forecasts, infrastructure spending on power and transportation in just four ASEAN countries (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines) will reach approximately $524 billion by 2020
Of particular interest are two large ongoing land infrastructure projects, including the ASEAN Highway Network (AHN) and the Singapore-Kunming Rail Link (SKRL)
The AHN is an extension of the Trans-Asian Highway, which when completed will be 38,400 kilometers long and will run through all ten ASEAN countries. During the 2000 ASEAN Informal Summit, SKRL Line 1 was extended from Singapore to China via Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia for a total length of 5,382 km, including two feeder sections. As Southeast Asian countries are a fast-growing region, the demand for electricity to drive this growth is also growing exponentially. By 2035, the projected total electricity market demand for the eight ASEAN countries is expected to reach 1,958 terawatt hours (TWh). Another major infrastructure initiative in ASEAN is the ASEAN Power Grid (APG), which aims to interconnect power systems between neighboring countries by building transmission lines between them to achieve a fully integrated Southeast Asian power grid system. The investment requirements for the APG are estimated at $5.9 billion.