VIETBUILD Hanoi 2026: When Logistics Becomes a Critical Link in the Construction Supply Chain

VIETBUILD Hanoi 2026 takes place from March 26–30, 2026, at the Vietnam Exposition Center (VEC), bringing together more than 2,500 booths from domestic and international businesses. The exhibition provides an opportunity for manufacturers, suppliers, and partners across the construction, building materials, interior, and industrial sectors to expand their networks and explore new business opportunities.

At the exhibition, An Tin Logistics connects with businesses across the construction and manufacturing sectors to gain a better understanding of their transportation needs, expand its partner network, and introduce logistics solutions tailored to different types of cargo and markets.

Logistics – A Critical Link in the Construction Supply Chain

With construction-related cargo often involving large volumes, diverse dimensions, and delivery schedules tied to project timelines, logistics needs to be considered from the early stages of the supply chain. Products such as steel, cement, bricks, stone, glass, sanitary ware, finishing materials, machinery, and construction equipment each require different transportation methods, container solutions, cargo handling, and delivery arrangements.

For import and export shipments, selecting the right route and mode of transportation is also essential to managing transit time, transportation costs, and delivery schedules. Depending on cargo characteristics and destination, An Tin Logistics provides solutions combining sea freight, road transportation, rail freight, and multimodal transportation, together with customs clearance, inland transportation, and delivery services.

Connecting Businesses to Key International Logistics Routes

In international trade, China, Russia/CIS, and Europe are important markets for logistics connectivity across industrial and construction-related cargo.

For the China trade lane, businesses can leverage sea, road, or rail transportation depending on the origin and destination, supporting both inbound raw materials and exported products.

For Russia and CIS markets, solutions such as Pure Rail, Sea–Rail, Road–Rail, and Door-to-Door Multimodal provide additional options for shipments requiring inland transportation. For cross-border rail shipments, end-to-end visibility and effective control at transshipment and border-crossing points are particularly important.

For the European market, An Tin Logistics can advise on sea freight and multimodal solutions based on the destination port, required transit time, cargo characteristics, and cost considerations.

Through VIETBUILD Hanoi 2026, An Tin Logistics continues to expand connections with businesses in the construction, building materials, and industrial sectors, gaining insights into their logistics requirements and developing transportation solutions that are better aligned with individual supply chains and target markets.