Viglacera among top 22 ceramic tile producers globally
Vietnam’s ceramic and tile producer Viglacera has been named among the top 22 ceramic tile producers globally by the Ceramic World Review in terms of output as of December 31, 2021.
Hanoi (VNA)🦄 - Vietnam’s ceramic and tile producerViglacera has been named among the top 22 ceramic tile producers globally bythe Ceramic World Review in terms of output as of December 31, 2021.
Viglacera is also Vietnam’s biggest construction materialsmanufacturer with an annual capacity of 43 million sq.m and exports to 70countries. This year, the company debuted six new collections, built seven moreplants and 16 showrooms. Apart from improving the quality of eco-friendly construction materials,Viglacera also targets key markets such as the Republic of Korea, Japan,America and Europe. It now has11 industrial parks and one economic zone covering 4,210ha and attracting over300 firms at home and abroad. By 2025,the company will increase the total number of Viglacera-branded IPs to 20, withover 10 new IPs sprawling 2,000-3,000ha. In the south, it will also focus on social housingprojects to speed up site clearance and develop IP projects, thus ensuringstable and sustainable growth./.
Ceramic and tile producer Viglacera has won the World Class Award of the 2019-2020 Global Performance Excellence Award (GPEA) awarded by the Asia-Pacific Quality Organisation.
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Viglacera Corporation JSC, the largest real estate and building materials group in Vietnam, has developed 11 industrial parks in Vietnam and one economic zone in Cuba, attracting nearly 15 billion USD worth of foreign direct investment from more than 300 enterprises.
Viglacera Corporation JSC has exported made-in-Vietnam construction materials to over 40 countries across the world, becoming one of the leading construction material production businesses in the country.
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Illustrative image (Photo: Viglacera) 
