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Solvo Presented Its Logistics Automation Solutions at VILOG 2026 in Vietnam

SOLVO representatives and partners at the SOLVO booth during VILOG 2026 in Vietnam.

From July 30 to August 1, Solvo took part in the Viet Nam International Logistics Exhibition VILOG 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center in Ho Chi Minh City.

The exhibition brought together 450 companies from 22 countries and territories across more than 550 booths. The event showcased solutions for transport and forwarding, ports, warehousing, cold chains, material handling, robotics, smart factories, logistics software, and supply chain automation.

For Solvo, participation in VILOG 2026 provided an opportunity to introduce its technologies to the Vietnamese logistics market, meet regional industry professionals, and better understand the operational priorities of local companies.

Digital Solutions for Complex Logistics Operations

At booth B130, the Solvo team presented the systems designed to coordinate logistics operations across ports, cargo terminals, warehouses, logistics yards, and transport networks.

Visitors learned more about:

  • Solvo.TOS, a terminal operating system for managing container, general cargo, Ro-Ro, bulk, rail, and other terminal operations;
  • Solvo.WMS, a warehouse management system for coordinating inventory, personnel, equipment, and material flows and handling CFS operations;
  • Solvo.YMS, a yard management system for organizing vehicle arrivals and movements across logistics facilities;

Together, these solutions help companies create an integrated digital environment in which operational data can move consistently between different logistics processes.

Vietnam is strengthening its role as a manufacturing and logistics hub in Asia, while digital transformation, innovation, green logistics, and deeper integration into international supply chains remain central priorities for the sector. VILOG 2026 reflected this shift through its focus on smart warehousing, robotics, artificial intelligence, automation systems, commercial vehicles, and other technologies supporting modern logistics operations.

A Platform for New International Connections

VILOG 2026 brought together logistics operators, technology providers, freight forwarders, seaports, industry associations, and supply chain experts from Vietnam and abroad.

For Solvo, the exhibition became not only a platform for presenting its solutions but also an opportunity to establish new professional contacts and begin discussions about potential cooperation in Southeast Asia.

“VILOG gave us an excellent opportunity to meet companies that are actively developing their logistics infrastructure and looking for practical ways to improve operational efficiency. The discussions at our stand confirmed a strong interest in digital technologies that connect warehouses, terminals, yards, and transport processes. We appreciate everyone who met with our team and look forward to continuing these conversations after the exhibition.”

Giovanni Migliaccio, Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing at Solvo Europe B.V. 

Continuing the Dialogue After VILOG

Solvo thanks the organizers, partners, and visitors of VILOG 2026 for three productive days in Ho Chi Minh City.

The company will continue discussions initiated during the exhibition and explore opportunities to support logistics operators in Vietnam and other Southeast Asian markets with technologies for integrated operational management.

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