Doosan Infracore is displaying eight engines including its new products, the DX12 and DX22, and its flagship excavators for the Vietnamese market, at the Vietnam International Machinery Fair 2018 from December 12-14, 2018.

On December 13, 2018, Doosan Infracore announced its participation in the Vietnam Machinery Fair (VIMAF) 2018, which is being held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from December 12-14, 2018.

The VIMAF 2018 is Vietnam’s first international machinery fair to be co-hosted and co-organized by the Korea Association of the Machinery Industry and COEX (Convention and Exhibition Center). The international fair has attracted some 219 companies, including more than 120 Korean businesses, which are engaged in diverse industrial sectors related with engines, construction machinery, metal processing, machine tools, motion control, plant equipment and industrial machinery.

Doosan Infracore, which boasts the biggest booth at the exhibition, has introduced various engines and types of construction machinery under the banner of ‘The Power to Move Vietnam.’ Doosan Infracore’s exhibits include eight types of engines for vehicles and vessels, power generators including the company’s new products, the DX12 and DX22, and two types of the company’s flagship excavators for the Vietnamese market, the DX225LCA, DX140W, as well as main pumps and attachments.

Doosan Infracore succeeded in entering the Vietnamese engine market in July 2017 by supplying its bus engines to three commercial vehicle manufacturers in Vietnam. Doosan Infracore currently ranks second in the Vietnamese excavator market, with a market share of about 26% (as of October 2018).

An official of Doosan Infracore said, “We are concentrating our resources on laying a solid foundation for exports from Vietnam by building partnerships with outstanding local businesses in Vietnam,” adding, “We will accelerate our efforts to diversify our overseas markets by tapping into Vietnam as a springboard for further expansion into the rest of Asia.