
India Manufacturing Show 2027
India’s manufacturing sector is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by automation, robotics, advanced engineering, digital technologies and Industry 4.0.
As manufacturers increasingly adopt new technologies to improve productivity, precision, quality and competitiveness, industry exhibitions have become important platforms for discovering new solutions and building business connections.
Against this backdrop, the India Manufacturing Show 2027 (IMS 2027) is set to bring together India’s manufacturing ecosystem at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, from 11–13 November 2027.
The official website describes India Manufacturing Show as a platform that brings together the latest advancements in manufacturing technology and covers 25 sectors. IMS 2027 is organised by IMS Foundation, Laghu Udyog Bharati–Karnataka and India Exposition Mart Ltd. (IEML).
About India Manufacturing Show 2027
India Manufacturing Show is positioned as a major platform for manufacturers, technology suppliers, industry experts, engineers, business executives and other stakeholders across India’s industrial ecosystem.
The official website states that the show brings 25 sectors under one roof, providing a platform for showcasing advances in technologies and manufacturing capabilities.
The exhibition is particularly relevant to companies working in:
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automation
- Robotics
- General engineering
- Electrical and electronics
- Testing and measurement
- Pumps and valves
- Factory automation
- Welding and cutting
- Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
- Renewable energy
- Advanced manufacturing
Key Industry Sectors at India Manufacturing Show 2027
1. Aerospace & Defence
Aerospace and defence manufacturing is one of the key focus areas of IMS.
The exhibition provides a platform for companies involved in aerospace systems, defence technologies, engineering and advanced manufacturing to showcase their capabilities.
The official website highlights indigenous aircraft and spacecraft technologies, self-reliant defence systems, advanced materials and manufacturing, digital transformation and green technologies as areas of interest.
2. Automation & Robotics
Industrial automation and robotics are transforming modern manufacturing operations.
Automation technologies can help manufacturers improve:
- Production efficiency
- Product consistency
- Workplace safety
- Process control
- Manufacturing productivity
Automation & Robotics is one of the key sector categories listed by India Manufacturing Show.
3. General Engineering
General engineering is a major part of India’s industrial manufacturing ecosystem.
The expo provides opportunities for engineering companies to showcase machinery, components, technologies and industrial solutions.
4. Electrical & Electronics
Electrical and electronics technologies support a wide range of manufacturing industries.
IMS includes Electrical & Electronics among its key sector categories.
5. Testing & Measuring Equipment
Quality and precision are essential for modern manufacturing.
Testing and measurement technologies help manufacturers inspect products, verify specifications and maintain quality standards.
IMS lists Testing & Measuring Equipment as one of its featured sectors.
6. Pumps & Valves
Pumps and valves are essential components across industrial processes, engineering, energy and manufacturing.
The sector is included in the official India Manufacturing Show sector profile.
7. Factory Automation
Factory automation is increasingly becoming a core requirement for manufacturers looking to modernise production.
The official IMS website highlights Factory Automation among the technologies showcased at the event.
8. Welding & Cutting Machines
Welding and cutting technologies are widely used across engineering, automotive, construction and heavy manufacturing.
The India Manufacturing Show website lists Welding & Cutting Machines among its focus areas.
9. Hydraulic & Pneumatics
Hydraulic and pneumatic systems are widely used for industrial motion, automation and machinery applications.
They form part of the broader technology ecosystem showcased at IMS.
India Manufacturing Show and Industry 4.0
The manufacturing industry is moving toward connected and intelligent production environments.
Industry 4.0 combines technologies such as:
- Industrial IoT
- Artificial intelligence
- Robotics
- Data analytics
- Smart sensors
- Cloud technologies
- Digital manufacturing
- Connected machinery
- Predictive maintenance
These technologies can help manufacturers make production systems more connected and data-driven.
Why Exhibit at India Manufacturing Show 2027?
For manufacturers and technology providers, IMS offers a platform to showcase their products and capabilities to a focused industrial audience.
The official website highlights several exhibitor benefits, including:
- Brand visibility
- Access to industry professionals
- Connection with key decision-makers
- New product launches
- Business networking
- Collaboration opportunities
- New market opportunities
The exhibition also provides opportunities to connect with companies from aerospace and defence, automotive, engineering and allied sectors.
Bengaluru as a Manufacturing & Technology Hub
Bengaluru is one of India’s major technology and engineering centres, making it a strategic location for a manufacturing-focused exhibition.
Hosting India Manufacturing Show at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) brings the event into a major industrial and technology ecosystem.
The official website lists BIEC at 10th Mile, Tumkur Road, Bengaluru 562123 as the venue for IMS 2027.
Conclusion
India Manufacturing Show 2027 will bring together manufacturers, technology providers, engineers, buyers and industry professionals at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, from 11–13 November 2027.
With its focus on 25 sectors, including aerospace and defence, automation and robotics, general engineering, electrical and electronics, testing and measurement, pumps and valves and other manufacturing technologies, IMS 2027 is positioned as a major platform for India’s industrial ecosystem.
For businesses looking to explore manufacturing technologies, automation, robotics, engineering solutions and industrial innovations, India Manufacturing Show 2027 offers an opportunity to connect with the wider manufacturing community.
Event deatils
date : 11–13 November 2027
venue : Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC)
Frequently Asked Questions:
What is India Manufacturing Show 2027?
India Manufacturing Show 2027 is a B2B manufacturing exhibition bringing together companies and professionals across India’s manufacturing and industrial technology ecosystem.
Which industry does India Manufacturing Show cover?
IMS covers manufacturing and industrial technology across multiple sectors, including aerospace, defence, automation, robotics, engineering, electronics, testing and measurement, and pumps and valves.
How many sectors does India Manufacturing Show cover?
The official website states that the show brings 25 sectors under one roof.
Is India Manufacturing Show a B2B exhibition?
Yes. The official website describes IMS 2027 as a B2B physical event focused on domestic and overseas buyers.
Who should attend India Manufacturing Show?
Manufacturers, technology suppliers, engineers, procurement heads, plant heads, senior management, researchers, consultants and government and defence representatives are among the target visitors.
Will automation technologies be showcased?
Yes. Automation & Robotics and Factory Automation are among the focus areas of the exhibition.
Will robotics be featured?
Yes. Industrial robotics is one of the technology areas highlighted by India Manufacturing Show.
Does the expo cover aerospace and defence?
Yes. Aerospace & Defence is a key sector, with the event highlighting aerospace systems, defence equipment, advanced materials and manufacturing technologies.
What manufacturing technologies can visitors explore?
Visitors can explore technologies related to automation, robotics, aerospace, defence, engineering, electronics, factory automation, welding, cutting and other industrial applications.