Indian tile manufacturer Millennium launches representative offices in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City

The launch events, held last week, were attended by Sourabh Kemparaju, Consul General of India in Ho Chi Minh City, along with representatives from diplomatic missions, building materials associations, and hundreds of Vietnamese partners.

The presence of Rakesh Koradiya, chairman of the Millennium Group, at both inauguration ceremonies in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City underscored the company's commitment to pursuing a systematic and formal investment strategy in the Vietnamese market.

Kemparaju said Vietnam is currently one of the region's most dynamic economies, with impressive infrastructure development and urbanization.

Millennium's establishment of a direct legal presence in Vietnam will help open a new chapter in bilateral economic cooperation, eliminating commercial intermediaries and directly connecting the company with showroom networks, construction sites, and projects in Vietnam.

The company said its entire product portfolio uses EFI Ultra-HD digital printing technology and features designs developed directly by leading global groups such as Torrecid, Colorobbia, System, Sacmi, and KEDA.

The tiles meet strict international standards and have full conformity certification under regulations issued by Vietnam’s Ministry of Construction.

The firm said it has granted architects access to its Millennium Tiles application, allowing them to explore a database of high-quality tiles and create realistic 3D visualizations.

Together with three major warehouses in the northern, central and southern regions that maintain large inventories and deliver directly to construction sites, Millennium aims to address partners’ concerns of shortages and delayed deliveries.

At the launch ceremony, Millennium Vietnam said it was seeking strategic partnerships with architectural design firms, construction companies, interior design businesses, and contractors.