CONFERENCE PREVIEW | PVC FORMULATION ASIA 2022
PVC Formulation 2022 set for Asian region
AMI, publisher of Compounding World, is launching an Asian edition of its popular PVC Formulation conference. We look ahead to what the December event holds in store
Main image: View across Bangkok from the Banyan Hotel, which hosts the first PVC Formula- tion Asia conference in December
Taking place in Bangkok in Thailand in December, PVC Formulation Asia is a new conference organ- ised by Compounding World publisher AMI that aims to build on the success of its long-running PVC Formulation events in Europe and the USA. PVC Formulation Asia will run over 8-9 Decem- ber 2022 at the Banyan Tree Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. Participants will gain insight into the most important drivers of the PVC market in the Asian region and will have the opportunity to discuss trends and engage with international experts in additive production and compounding. Thanks to the support of the event’s founding sponsors — Baerlocher, Holland Colours, Sun Ace Australia, Arxada, Tronox, Songwon, HeiQ Life and Kisuma
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Asia Singapore — PVC compounders and proces- sors can secure a place at a discounted rate of $195 (check the website for more details). This article takes a look at the event’s targeted, high-level agenda and details some of the expert speakers who will be sharing their insight and expertise.
Market drivers PVC Formulation Asia opens with a presentation by Paisan Lorpongpaiboon, General Manager at the ASEAN Vinyl Council Association and Assistant Professor Dr Manit Nithitanakul, Deputy Dean of the Petroleum and Petrochemical College at Chulalongkorn University. They will discuss recent
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