Ho Chi Minh City, 9 April 2026 – Golden Gate BCE was pleased to participate in the Vietnam–Australia Green Transition Forum 2026, held as part of the Australia–Vietnam Alumni Business Forum under the theme “Accelerating Decarbonization in Agriculture and Manufacturing – Unlocking Trade & Investment Opportunities.”
The forum took place at Vinpearl Landmark 81, Autograph Collection Hotel, Ho Chi Minh City, bringing together government representatives, business leaders, investors, experts, researchers, and innovation partners from Vietnam and Australia. The event focused on practical pathways to accelerate decarbonization, strengthen green trade cooperation, and unlock new investment opportunities across key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, clean energy, sustainable supply chains, and green finance.
As global markets continue to raise requirements on carbon intensity, ESG compliance, traceability, transparent data, and responsible sourcing, the forum highlighted that green transition is no longer only a sustainability commitment. It has become a strategic requirement for businesses seeking to remain competitive, access green finance, and expand into international markets.
Representing Golden Gate BCE, Dr. William Nolten, Group CEO of Golden Gate BCE, attended the event and joined discussions with international experts and business leaders on the role of technology, data, circular economy models, and science-based solutions in supporting the transition toward low-carbon production.
His participation reflects Golden Gate BCE’s strong commitment to supporting Vietnamese and regional businesses in building more transparent, measurable, and future-ready value chains. Through its work in sustainable agriculture, circular bioeconomy, ESG advisory, carbon reduction, CBAM, EUDR, and low-carbon supply chain development, Golden Gate BCE aims to help businesses move beyond compliance and build real transformation capacity.
Golden Gate BCE believes that effective green transition must be driven by credible data, measurable action, practical technologies, and strong cross-border partnerships. The Vietnam–Australia Green Transition Forum 2026 provided an important platform for connecting stakeholders, exchanging solutions, and identifying cooperation opportunities between Vietnam and Australia in the next stage of sustainable growth.
Through its participation in the forum, Golden Gate BCE continues to affirm its role as a strategic partner in the green transition ecosystem, connecting technology, finance, data, and market access to help businesses accelerate their journey toward a more resilient, low-carbon, and sustainable future.
Golden Gate BCE remains committed to working with partners across Vietnam, Australia, and the wider region to turn sustainability goals into practical, measurable, and scalable actions.
