The Toyo Pipe booth at the ‘Made in Laos’ exhibition, showcasing internationally certified products that form the backbone of modern Lao infrastructure.

Toyo Pipes: Laying the foundation for a modern Laos – a ‘Made In Laos’ highlight

Amidst the buzz of the ‘Made In Laos’ event at the Lao ITECC, one booth, visited by Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone, perfectly illustrates how local manufacturing is directly transforming the nation.
Toyo Industry Lao Factory Sole Company Limited, a genuine source of pride for Lao industry, is showcasing new innovations that are not just building infrastructure but are cultivating a more sustainable, cost-efficient, and beautiful future for Laos.
Speaking from the heart of the exhibition, Dr Langkone Xaignavong, President of Toyo Industry Lao Factory Sole Company Limited, offered his insights into the company’s vital contribution.

Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone shows keen interest in Toyo Lao’s domestic innovations as President Dr Langkone Xaignavong details the company’s vital contribution to national development.

“At this year’s event, we’re showcasing our full range, including our reliable PVC pipe, HDPE pipe, DWC Pipe, PPR pipe, Underground power pipe and telecom conduit pipe ,” Dr Langkone said.
“Crucially, earlier this year we introduced Israel’s advanced drip tape technology. We now produce this locally in Laos, and it is a massive step towards saving water in agriculture.”
He also highlighted a practical solution for the nation’s urban beauty and safety. “We are also producing flexible electrical conduits for use in homes and in public urban areas. Our cities currently face a growing challenge with the tangle of electricity and other wires. Our underground conduit system offers a safe and aesthetic solution to help keep our cities beautiful and safe.”
Established in 2016, Toyo Industry Lao Factory Sole Company Limited utilises modern European and Asian technology in its production processes and adheres strictly to ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Toyo Lao maintains a fully equipped laboratory and implements stringent quality control processes to ensure its products meet both national and international standards.
“We are proud to have held the ‘Made in Laos’ logo for over eight years and to be ISO certified,” Dr Langkone said. “This commitment to quality has earned us the trust of government leaders, international organisations, national water enterprises, and major irrigation, funded projects, and various business units.”
Toyo’s pipes are fundamentally changing how Laos manages its most essential resources. The company is an active association member, supporting vital sectors from agricultural promotion and cattle breeding for export to the durian plantation association.
“Importantly, our piping is replacing the traditional open canals in irrigation,” added Dr Langkone. “This innovation helps the sector save significantly on both electricity and water costs across the country.”
By serving a striking eight key sectors, the company significantly increases its impact on wider area development in the country.
Toyo’s essential products are the foundation of modern Lao infrastructure: Rural and Urban Water Supplies; Pipe Systems in buildings: For industrial factories, special economic zones, shopping centres, hotels, and hospitals; Pipe Systems in Energy and Mining Irrigation Pipe Systems: Vital for preventing both drought and flood damage; Agriculture, Public Parks, and Golf Courses; Drainage Pipe Systems: Crucial for draining floodwater from cities; Flexible Electrical Conduits: For safety and organisation in household, public urbanisation, and solar systems; and Pipes for Delivery: Gas, petroleum, and chemical industries.

Dr Langkone Xaignavong is interviewed by local media, sharing the Toyo Lao success story and the company’s commitment to building a more sustainable future for the nation.	Cutting-edge Israeli Drip Tape technology is now being produced locally by Toyo Lao, promising significant water savings for farmers.

This visible impact is echoed by the users themselves. Mr Thavisouk, a water supply professional from Vientiane province who attended the exhibition, said with pride: “One of my proudest Lao products is Toyo Lao products. It is the product we use in our water supply system in most provinces.”
The owner of the Khamphay Sana Group, Mr Khamphay Somsana, who attended the Made in Laos event, said he was proud of the success of Toyo Industry Lao Factory Sole Company Limited.
“The owner is a young talented person with a long business vision. The company produces all necessary quality pipes that meet the needs of the society and country’s development.”
This year’s ‘Made in Laos 2025’ exhibition, co-organised by the Lao National Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Vientiane Provincial Chamber of Commerce and Industry, features over 200 booths from 17 provinces and runs until October 8.
Toyo Industry Lao Factory Sole Company Limited is a powerful testament to the event’s core message: that Lao ingenuity and dedication are successfully driving the nation towards a brighter, more industrialised future.

By Advertorial Desk
(Latest Update October 8, 2025)