Glasstech Asia Online Conference 2020

Date: 27 October 2020

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www.glasstechasia.com.sg

Date: 27 October 2020

Webinar on Data Forecast & Architecture Design | 18 Nov 2020 | 4PM-6PM Bangkok GMT+7

Seats are filling up fast! Glance into the glass industry’s landscape as The Glass Manufacturers of the Federation of Thai Industries, Thai Aluminium & Glass Fabricators Trade Association and other exclusive speakers, discuss about the future of glass architecture design and the forecasted market trends in the industry.

Paired with insightful data and analysis, this session will highlight emerging trends that glass companies should take into consideration and leverage on for future strategic business decisions.

Have you registered yet?! You wouldn’t want to miss out on understanding the current market needs! Registration to the online conference is FREE!

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