In order to promote the comprehensive strategic partnership between Vietnam and Australia announced by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the upcoming Annual Leaders' Conference on March 7, 2024, Australia-Vietnam Business Council (AVBC) and Ho Chi Minh City Association of Construction and Building Materials (SACA); Pistis Group with the support of the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia will organize the "Forum for Export of Construction Materials and Cooperation in the Field of Construction and Real Estate Vietnam-Australia 2024".
The event was organized with the purpose of connecting Vietnamese construction material manufacturers with reputable real estate developers and construction companies in Australia. Vietnamese businesses have the opportunity to widely promote their brands, increase business opportunities, expand markets and shorten the time to access the Australian construction and real estate market.
Australian property developers and construction companies have access to quality construction materials at reasonable prices to address supply shortage challenges in the Australian construction industry. At the same time, upcoming real estate developers and construction companies will have access to a diverse source of goods from Vietnamese suppliers.

According to statistics, Australia's population in 2023 is 26.5 million people, increasing by 624,000 people/year, of which the number of immigrants is 518,100 (according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics). So the housing shortage is becoming a problem across Australia. The Australian construction market is forecast to grow strongly with impressive numbers (according to report © Statista 2024). Expected annual growth of the Australian construction industry: 8.8 billion AUD.
Accordingly, the expected revenue of the Australian construction industry in 2024 reaches 444 billion AUD; By 2029, this number will reach about 488 billion AUD.
The Forum Organizing Committee said that the event will be attended by representatives of Australian agencies: Representative of the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia; Representative of the New South Wales State government, Representative of the Australian Government's trade and investment agency in Vietnam (Austrade); Representative of the New South Wales State trade promotion support agency.
Representatives of associations such as the Australian Real Estate Association, the Australian Construction Association, the Australian Businessmen's Association, the Indonesian, Malaysian, Singaporean, and Philippine Businessmen's Associations in Australia.
The forum was attended by leading construction companies and construction materials manufacturers in Vietnam; Vietnam Logistic Company; Vietnam Commercial Bank; Australian Commercial Bank.
Attending the event, businesses in the construction and material production industries will have the opportunity to access and exchange information about the real estate market, construction market and Australia's demand for construction materials; Australian construction materials regulations and standards; Provide guidance and answer questions on issues related to standards and licensing of construction materials in the Australian market; complete export process to the Australian market; Support for importers and exporters of construction materials from Vietnam Commercial Bank and Australian Commercial Bank.
On the other hand, real estate developers and reputable construction companies in Australia also have the opportunity to access information about the production and export capacity of construction materials of businesses in Australia. Vietnam…
Within the framework of the Forum, a contract signing ceremony will also take place between Hoa Binh Construction Group Joint Stock Company and Australian Real Estate Development Company; Viettel Construction Joint Stock Corporation and HBC Build Australia Pty Ltd.
Interested businesses can contact Pistis Group via Email: pistisgroupptyltd@gmail.com or +61 469 037 932; 0941 972 410 (Zalo/Whatsapp).
Source: Vietnam Trade Office in Australia