CAMBUILD 2025 – the largest event for the construction and M&E (Mechanical & Electrical) industries in Cambodia – successfully concluded from October 14 to 16, 2025, at the Diamond Island Convention and Exhibition Center (DIECC), Phnom Penh. With the participation of over 300 leading global enterprises and brands, the exhibition attracted tens of thousands of professionals, M&E engineers, contractors, and architects. Among them, CAT VAN LOI JSC (Cat Van Loi Industrial Electrical Equipment Production Joint Stock Company) – Vietnam's premier manufacturer of M&E materials – made a strong impression at Booth B332, affirming the position of a Vietnamese brand in the international market.
As one of the active Vietnamese exhibitors, Cat Van Loi brought to CAMBUILD 2025 high-quality M&E material solutions that meet international standards such as UL Listed, JIS, BS, and NEMA. The company's booth was not only a product display area but also a space for direct consultation with partners, allowing them to experience the "Made by Vietnam" solutions successfully implemented in major projects like Techo Cambodia International Airport, Lego Vietnam Factory, and Long Thanh International Airport. With over a decade of export experience to Cambodia, Cat Van Loi continues to expand its partner network, contributing to the development of the construction industry in Southeast Asia.
A notable highlight at Booth B332 was the core product lineup, including:
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Steel Conduit and Accessories (EMT, IMC, RSC): Designed to protect electrical conductors safely and efficiently.
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Flexible Metal Conduit and Accessories: Flexible, suitable for complex wiring systems.
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Strut Channel and Support System Accessories: Providing robust installation support for large-scale constructions.
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Wire Mesh Cable Tray and Accessories: A modern, easily expandable cable management solution.
These products not only meet global standards but are also proven through collaborations with major partners such as Toshiba, Kandenko, Jesco, Kinden, Doosan, and Samsung.
In addition to the exhibition activities, Cat Van Loi organized a specialized seminar on "Advantages of Using Steel Conduit." The key speaker, Ms. Le Thanh Hoa Ha – the company's Export Sales Executive, captivated a large audience. The content focused on the outstanding benefits of Galvanized Iron (G.I) steel conduits, such as:
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High Durability and Fire/Explosion Resistance: G.I steel conduits reduce the risk of short circuits, electric shocks, and flame propagation, ensuring construction safety.
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Impact Resistance and EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) Shielding: Protecting the electrical system from electromagnetic interference, suitable for industrial environments.
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Sustainability and Environmental Friendliness: Long lifespan and easy recyclability, leading to long-term cost savings.
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Ease of Installation and Cost-Effectiveness: Compared to other materials, G.I steel conduits offer superior economic value due to their exceptional durability.
The seminar not only introduced the products but also shared Cat Van Loi's development journey – from a local manufacturer to a trusted partner for international projects. "We are committed to providing quality M&E solutions, supporting the sustainable development of the Cambodian construction industry," shared a representative of Cat Van Loi.
Concluding the exhibition, Cat Van Loi achieved significant success, similar to its triumph at CAMBUILD 2024 – where the company affirmed its leading position in the M&E materials manufacturing sector. The booth attracted hundreds of visitors, leading to potential collaboration discussions and new orders. This event not only helped the company expand its market but also strengthened relationships with Cambodian partners, contributing to regional infrastructure development.
With the slogan "Vietnamese Stand With You," Cat Van Loi continues to affirm its commitment to accompanying customers. For more information, please visit the website www.catvanloi.com or contact the hotline in Cambodia: (+855) 687 00174.































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