29 giu 2017
Fastener Fair India 2017: Mumbai edition ends with positive results
The fourth edition of
Fastener Fair India held in Mumbai, took place from 28-29 April 2017 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre. The exhibition attracted 3,632 Indian and international visitors and 186 exhibiting companies were present at the two-day event.
The largest edition of Fastener Fair India, to date, attracted exhibitors from all over the world. Whilst the majority of exhibitors were from India, international exhibitors came from Germany, Italy, France, Spain, China and Taiwan. They showcased a comprehensive range of industrial fasteners and fixings, assembly and installation systems, storage and logistics services, fastener manufacturing technology and construction fixings.
The specialised exhibition for the fastener and fixing industry attracted visitors from many key industry sectors, including mechanical engineering, automotive industry and hardware retailing. Distributors, wholesalers and retailers were also in attendance. These visitors echoed the current economic trend in India: Forecasts indicate that, as a growing economy, India has huge potential for international businesses from around the world. The overwhelming number of visitors at the exhibition entrances ensured that exhibitors were delighted with the business they did from start to finish.
As in previous years, Fastener Fair India 2017 was co-located with BLECH India 2017. India’s premier exhibition for Sheet Metal Working attracted over 140 exhibitors from 10 countries, with 4,568 trade visitors.
India’s capital city to host Fastener Fair India 2018
Following the success of Fastener Fair India 2017, the organisers Inter Ads-Brooks
Exhibitions (India) Pvt. Ltd. have announced that Fastener Fair India will return to New Delhi in 2018. India’s capital city will host Fastener Fair India for the second time. The exhibition takes place from 18-19 May 2018 at the Pragati Maidan Exhibition Centre in New Delhi.
New Delhi provides an exciting location for the event, one just as vibrant as Mumbai. As India’s capital city, New Delhi is one of the fastest growing cities in the world, with high cultural, political and commercial importance. Furthermore, many international companies have established themselves in the region, encouraged by the positive business sentiment, resulting from increased political confidence. The Delhi region also acts as a hub for the automotive industry. New Delhi will also draw a new set of visitors, attracting buyers and distributors from this region.
