Tomorrow’s the Day — GAFA 2025 Opens Its Doors!

Tomorrow’s the Day — GAFA 2025 Opens Its Doors!
Photo source
glasstechasia.com.sg

Date: 5 November 2025

Tomorrow, the global glass and façade community will gather for GAFA 2025 - a premier platform for innovation, collaboration, and business exchange.

Over the next four days, industry leaders from across Asia and beyond will connect, discover new technologies, and explore the trends shaping the future of the built environment. From product showcases and live technology demonstrations to insightful conference sessions and networking opportunities, GAFA 2025 offers a complete industry experience under one roof.

Before you arrive, make sure you’re all set for a smooth and productive visit:

  • Download the GAFA 2025 Event App to navigate easily with the floorplan, view the event schedule, and stay updated in real time.
  • Confirm your pre-scheduled meetings through the Business Matching feature and make the most of every networking opportunity.
  • Check the venue details and show floor layout to plan your route and prioritise the exhibitors you want to visit.
  • Preview the speaker sessions and highlight events — including the Façade Parade and product launches happening on-site.

The wait is almost over — tomorrow, the doors open to Asia’s most dynamic glass and façade event.

REGISTER NOW

600450 Tomorrow’s the Day — GAFA 2025 Opens Its Doors! glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

The biggest glass, window, and door event in North America is almost here.
How can AI, data and human expertise come together to drive more sustainable, service-oriented industrial models? Scm Group’s experience at APMS Conference 2026 explores the transformation.
Cast glass opens up entirely new possibilities for architects and redefines our conception of glass in buildings. So say Faidra Oikonomopoulou and Telesilla Bristogianni from Delft University of Technology.
Glasstech Asia & Fenestration Asia 2026 brings together the region’s glass, façade, architecture and built-environment community for three days of innovation, knowledge-sharing and meaningful connections.
As demand for high-performance glass grows, processors face mounting pressure to increase output, reduce costs and manage an ever-wider product mix.
Sophie Pennetier (Digne) spoke about glass recycling in the construction sector at CircuClarity at glasstec in 2024. In this interview she explains why post-consumer glass rarely finds its way back into the cycle and who has to rethink matters first in the supply chain.

Add new comment

From industry