In one month, SIMEZA’s booth moved from Bangkok to Tashkent.
March opened at GRAPAS Asia 2026, booth J001, talking grain processing and milling infrastructure with operators across Southeast Asia. Days later, our team was on the floor at AgroWorld Uzbekistan, discussing storage for a market investing heavily in its own agricultural infrastructure after decades of relying on regional trade.
Two regions, two very different storage briefs. Bangkok’s conversations centred on high-humidity aeration and fast discharge for rice and grain processors. Tashkent’s centred on flat-bottom scale for a country building storage capacity from a much earlier stage.
What didn’t change: the same 50 years of corrugated steel engineering, the same structural standards, applied to whatever the local commodity and climate demand.
Southeast and Central Asia are not the same market. We design for both as if they were the only one.
Building storage capacity in the region? Let’s talk here
