THE TOWN OF TECHNOLOGY TRIUMPHS AT HANNOVER

Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd arrived at EMO Hannover 2025 with a sense of purpose and an unmistakable passion for innovation. The company’s presence stood out for its machines and the consuming energy around its pavilion.

The palpable energy and intent were factors that set EMO Hannover 2025 apart. Describing this shift, PG Jadeja, Chairman & Managing Director, Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd, said, “EMO 2025 showed a clear change from being big to being more meaningful,” noting that the show’s value wasn’t driven by sheer numbers.

“This year’s event highlighted new ideas, automation, sustainability, and digital manufacturing,” he added. The conversations were far deeper and more technical and “brought together important decision-makers and those looking for technology from major industries.”

EMO 2025, he remarked, created an atmosphere where interactions truly mattered. “The overall vibe encouraged networking with a purpose and finding solutions, making EMO 2025 more focused and results-oriented than ever before.”

Showcasing a ‘Town of Technology’

The company’s booth buzzed with energy under the theme ‘Town of Technology’, showcasing exciting new ideas and engineering skills. “Our MTX 300 multi-tasking machine and KX 100 5-Axis machining center caught the eye of Aerospace experts because of their accuracy and performance,” shared the Chairman. The Tachyon series also made a strong impression in the EMS field for its flexibility, while the GU Five Series “became a favorite for those looking for effective 5-axis machining options.”

Rise in Quality Engagement from Indian Visitors

Indian visitors brought a renewed seriousness and technical understanding to the booth. “Indian visitors showed a greater understanding of advanced automation and CNC solutions,” he shared.

He also noted stronger interest from certain sectors. “We received more focused questions from industries such as Aerospace, Precision Engineering, and Tool Manufacturing,” he said. The discussions, he said, made it clear that ‘India is prioritizing technology upgrades, higher productivity, and greater global competitiveness.’

Strong International Footfall

The booth garnered considerable attention from the Aerospace, Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), and Engineering industries. Europe accounted for a substantial portion of this interest. He noted, “A large number of visitors came from Germany, Italy, and France, making up a major part of our European audience.”

The company also received strong interest from countries in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. “Overall, the diverse group of visitors reflects that we are increasingly getting recognized for our skills and reliability in precision machining.”

New Partnerships on the Horizon

EMO 2025 presented the company an opportunity to make new connections around the world.  “We had many meaningful discussions with potential partners and dealers from Europe and Asia on expanding our market reach and service network,” he revealed. “These conversations are now progressing towards formal dealership and distribution agreements,” he said. “The positive feedback we received reinforces our strategy to strengthen our global footprint by building strong local partnerships.”

NITYASREE KUMARASWAMY Correspondent Magic Wand Media nityasree@magicwandmedia.in