Taiwan Connects Indian Manufacturers with Smart Manufacturing Solutions at AMTEX 2026

Organized by the International Trade Administration (TITA), Ministry of Economic Affairs, Taiwan, and implemented by the Precision Machinery Research & Development Center (PMC), the Taiwan Smart Machinery Promotion Program will take place at AMTEX 2026, at India Expo Mart, Greater Noida, from July 24–27, 2026, A dedicated Taiwan Pavilion will showcase Taiwan’s strengths in smart manufacturing, automation equipment, precision machining, and advanced industrial components.

AMTEX 2026, North India’s leading exhibition on metal cutting and machine tools industry, is offering Indian manufacturers who are looking to increase productivity, reduce investment costs, and move into higher-value manufacturing sectors a unique opportunity to connect directly with Taiwan’s leading smart manufacturing suppliers and explore proven solutions for industrial upgrading.

Under the theme ‘Precision from Taiwan. Progress for India’, the program will focus on three key business objectives: enhancing manufacturing efficiency, optimizing investment costs, and accessing high-value industrial supply chains.

The event will feature industry forums, rapid technology presentations, media engagement sessions, and one-on-one business matchmaking activities, providing buyers with direct access to Taiwan’s latest manufacturing technologies and solution providers.

Key application sectors include Automotive & Electric Vehicle Manufacturing, Industrial Equipment & Machinery Manufacturing, Aerospace & Defence Manufacturing, and Electronics & Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturing.

In addition, attendees will have opportunities to connect with Taiwanese suppliers through networking sessions and dedicated sample and test-order matchmaking activities designed to accelerate practical business cooperation.

As India continues its manufacturing transformation, Taiwan offers a reliable and competitive partner for companies seeking precision, flexibility, and long-term supply chain collaboration.

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