2018.03.30
EBARA CORPORATION
Ebara Corporation (hereafter referred to as “EBARA”) held technical seminars on pumps and chillers at the Vietnam-Japan Institute for Human Resources Development (VJCC) in Ho Chi Minh City for two days, March 22 and 23, 2018. This was the 8th time EBARA held seminars in cooperation with VJCC. The seminars were attended by people from private companies and universities, with twenty six people taking part in the pump seminar, and twenty nine people taking part in the chillers seminar.
Pumps and Chillers are essential for social-infrustructure due to urbanization, industrialization in Vietnam.
EBARA has continued building relationships around the world through technical guidance and other forms of international cooperation. Since the launch of the EBARA Hatakeyama Memorial Fund in 1989, it has organized up to 260 seminars at different locations around the world, welcoming upwards of 12,000 participants. FY2018, EBARA is set to give 6 seminars all over the world in Indnesia, Thailand, and other locations.
EBARA will continue to contribute to the development of Southeast Asian countries not only by offering pumps, chillers and other products and services, but through technical seminars and other international cooperation activities.
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Pump Business Contact Point in Vietnam】
EBARA Vietnam Pump Company Limited (EVPC)
| Head office & Factory | Lai Cach Industrial Zone, Lai Cach Town,Cam Giang District, Hai Duong Province, Vietnam Phone +84-2203-850182 |
| Hanoi Branch | Room 022, 2nd Floor, Flower Village Hanoi, 14 Thuy Khue street, Tay Ho district, Hanoi, Vietnam Phone +84-24-3934-9602 |
| Ho Chi Minh Representative Office | Room No.2, 4th Floor, Central Park Building, 117 Nguyen Du Street, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Phone +84-28-6298-7555 |
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Chiller Business Contact point in Vietnam
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Ebara Thermal Systems (Thailand) Co.,Ltd.
| 3rd Floor, ACME Building, 125 Petchburi Thungphayatai Rd, Rajthevee, Bangkok, 10400, Thailand Phone +66-2-612-0314 |
A scene from the seminar