Driving this demand is a 7.3% year-on-year increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Vietnam, reaching over USD 6.7 billion[1] in the first four months of 2025. This influx creates significant opportunities for companies offering security systems, fire protection equipment, and smart building technologies. In addition, the country’s rapid infrastructure development, and its construction sector’s integration of advanced security solutions, further heightens the need for enhanced security measures. Secutech Vietnam provides a targeted networking environment, connecting exhibitors directly with investors, developers, and project managers seeking innovative solutions.
Ms Regina Tsai, General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd – Taiwan Branch, elaborated on the factors driving market growth: “The demand for safety and security in Vietnam is on the rise, fuelled by market expansion, urbanisation, and government initiatives such as smart city investments and stricter safety regulations. These efforts are bolstering urban resilience and creating a significant need for advanced solutions. Testament to the market’s potential, the healthy showing of exhibitors at Secutech Vietnam 2025 are featuring a wide array of technologies, from surveillance cameras, to synergy voice alarm systems, to advanced fire suppression systems. This platform serves as a catalyst for international suppliers to connect with Vietnamese businesses eager to enhance their capabilities.”
In addition to traditional security systems, the fair will showcase AI-powered surveillance tools, IoT-enabled devices, ICT infrastructure, and technologies for smart city development, industrial automation, and smart building management. Other featured technologies include cybersecurity, access control, smart home automation, and advanced fire prevention systems.
Featured pavilions and new zones spotlight industry development
Providing suppliers with opportunities to connect with local distributors, integrators, and other market players, the fair’s numerous pavilions and zones reflect global interest in Vietnam’s growing security market. The platform will feature prominent international pavilions from Korea, Japan, and Singapore, as well as the MIT (Made-in-Taiwan) Innovation Pavilion. Complementing these, the fair will introduce dedicated solution zones focused on AI Video Analytics and Facility Access Control – areas experiencing rapid demand driven by the need to safeguard critical infrastructure and optimise operational efficiency.
· AI Video Analytics: featuring intelligent video surveillance solutions with automated threat detection and real-time alerts to improve situational awareness and response efficiency.
· Facility Access Control: presenting advanced visitor management systems that secure industrial and critical infrastructure by regulating entry and monitoring personnel movement.
Fire safety will also take a prominent role, with two dedicated areas: the Occupational Safety and PPE Zone and the Disaster Prevention Zone, emphasising Vietnam’s commitment to safety in both industrial and urban settings.
New fire safety law fuels growth for concurrent shows
Vietnam is prioritising fire safety, as demonstrated by the 2024 Law on Fire Prevention, Fighting, and Rescue[2], mandating stricter requirements for mixed-use buildings and driving investments in the most advanced systems. Set to take effect this July, this law will create significant opportunities for exhibitors at Fire & Safety Vietnam, supported by the Fire and Rescue Police Department, and SMABuilding, both held concurrently with Secutech Vietnam.
The convergence of these shows allows visitors to efficiently source a wider range of products and services, from fire detection and suppression to integrated security and smart building technologies, all under one roof. The platform addresses the interconnected needs of Vietnam's security, fire safety, and smart building sectors, bringing the market’s newest inventions directly to industry professionals and decision-makers.
[1] Trading Economics - https://tradingeconomics.com/vietnam/foreign-direct-investment
[2] Luat Vietnam: https://english.luatvietnam.vn/legal-updates/law-sets-out-more-fire-safety-requirements-for-residential-commercial-buildings-892-101087-article.html
For more details about Secutech Vietnam, please visit www.secutechvietnam.com. Alternatively, please call Ms Michelle Chu at +886 2 8729 1068 or email michelle.chu@taiwan.messefrankfurt.com.
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