Networking boost for Glasstech & Fenestration Asia, as the industry set to re-unite in Singapore!

Networking boost for Glasstech & Fenestration Asia, as the industry set to re-unite in Singapore!
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Date: 30 August 2022

In just 8 weeks, from 26-28 October, the doors will open at Glasstech & Fenestration Asia 2022.

For the first time in 3 years the glass and façade industry in Southeast Asia will meet, live in person.

By registering to attend, you will gain free, fast-track entry into the event which will showcase leading machinery, equipment and technologies for the glass and façade industry. The latest suppliers to confirm their space and showcase their expertise include, Guardian Glass, Dow, Technoform.



The recently announced regulations in Singapore allow mask free networking at the show, for vaccinated attendees. This ensures visitors will be able to, learn, discuss, experience, and discover the very latest solutions at Glasstech and Fenestration Asia boosting their business in the coming years. Now is the time to register and stand a chance to win $100 worth of Amazon vouchers!



Don't miss out on the reunion of the glass and façade industry at Glasstech and Fenestration Asia.

REGISTER NOW FOR FREE

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