THE DIE & MOULD INDIA 2018 EXHIBITION BROUGHT WITH IT NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND PRODUCTS, AND SAW A GREAT TURNOUT.
THE 11 TH BIENNIAL DIE & MOULD INDIA 2018 International Exhibition was held at its usual venue, Bombay Exhibition Centre, from April 11-14. The four-day event organised by TAGMA India showcased the latest products and solutions for the die & mould industry.
The fair saw participation from 300 exhibitors from 19 countries presenting a variety of products and services for die & mould and other related industries. The number of visitors too increased two-fold as compared to the previous one. With a 15% increase in exhibitors and 45% increase in this venue, DMI 2018 resulted in a huge success.
During the inauguration ceremony, Suresh P Prabhu, Minister of Commerce & Industry and Civil Aviation of India, addressed the gathering through a video message. “We are happy to see such an event related to die & mould being organised in Mumbai. TAGMA is doing a great job by encouraging the industry. Design is very important for manufacturing; it is a critical area and requires expertise. The industry has our support and we hope the new standards will help the industry and further provide a boost to the economy.”
Jamshyd N Godrej, chairman of the Board of Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Company, and the Chief Guest at Die & Mould 2018, added, “I have always propagated the idea of exhibitions. Exhibitions like DMI help people understand the kind of development that has happened in a particular industry.”
This story is from the May 2018 edition of Manufacturing Today.
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