INDIA STEPS UP AT EMO 2025
India’s presence on the global machine tool map is stronger than ever. With over 40 Indian companies joining the global stage of EMO Hannover 2025, it mirrors the country’s transformation in the manufacturing and machine tool industry. For many maiden exhibitors, the participation is a validation that Indian engineering has leveled up from being cost-driven to value-driven.
The machine tool industry of India is no longer just the backbone of domestic manufacturing—it is emerging as a formidable force in global production. The increasing representation of Indian companies at EMO Hannover does not just reflect the sector’s significant growth but also the competence required to be on a global platform.
Commenting on this positive developement, Geeta Bisht, CEO, Hannover Milano Fairs India Pvt Ltd, says, “Today, Indian companies focus on innovation, high quality, and expanding their presence in international markets.”
This strong presence also shows that Indian manufacturers are confident and ready to compete with the best in the world. “EMO Hannover gives them the chance to learn from global leaders, build new business relationships, and show what they can offer in advanced technologies,” she adds. “It is a sign that India is becoming an important player in the global Machine Tool industry and is aiming for long-term success on the global stage.”
All eyes turn to EMO Hannover 2025—the world’s leading trade fair for production technology, which marks its 50th anniversary this year. With the theme, ‘Innovate Manufacturing’, EMO will host around 1,400 international exhibitors, spotlighting how digital technologies and AI are transforming production technology and driving Industry 4.0 forward.
Joining the Big League
Explaining the reasons behind the impressive rise in Indian participation at EMO Hannover, Bisht says, “India’s Manufacturing sector is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by increased automation, growing global demand, and government initiatives such as ‘Make in India’.”
As one of the world’s leading metalworking shows, the event attracts Indian companies looking to expand internationally. “In addition to the exhibitors, many visitors from India attend the show, and now these visitors are becoming our new exhibitors. Our team began promotional activities early, provided personalized support, and collaborated closely with industry partners,” she continues. This helped us to build strong connections with new companies and explain the benefits of participating at EMO.”
Building India’s Stronger Presence
Bisht adds, “We focused on a targeted approach to reach out to potential exhibitors, which included using our industry contacts, having one-on-one discussions, and organizing roadshows and press conferences to explain the importance of EMO.” She shares that Indian exhibitors showed great enthusiasm and curiosity. They also had a clear understanding of how to maximize their investment.
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