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Glasstech Asia – Shaping the Future of Glass and Façades in Southeast Asia

Date: 6 November 2025 to 9 November 2025
Location ICE BSD City - Indonesia
Glasstech Asia and Fenestration Asia - Shaping the Future of Glass and Façades in Southeast Asia



Glasstech Asia and Fenestration Asia 2025 bring together the brightest minds and leading companies in the glass industry for four days of exhibitions, conferences, and networking opportunities.

Hosted in bustling Jakarta, the event serves as a premier platform for professionals to explore cutting-edge advancements in glass manufacturing, façade innovation, and sustainable construction

https://glasstechasia.com.sg/2025/

2025-11-06 00:00:00 2025-11-09 00:00:00 Australia/Perth Glasstech Asia – Shaping the Future of Glass and Façades in Southeast Asia Glasstech Asia and Fenestration Asia 2025 bring together the brightest minds and leading companies in the glass industry for four days of exhibitions, conferences, and networking opportunities. Hosted in bustling Jakarta, the event serves as a premier platform for professionals to explore cutting-edge advancements in glass manufacturing, façade innovation, and sustainable construction ICE BSD City - Indonesia
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