The 14th Die & Mould India International Exhibition was held from April 21–24, 2026 at the BEC, Mumbai. Organized by the TAGMA India, the biennial event reaffirmed its position as India’s largest and most influential platform for the die, mould, and tooling industry.
The exhibition witnessed strong participation from both domestic and international players, with over 300 exhibitors and tens of thousands of business visitors from multiple manufacturing sectors such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, plastics, and engineering. Global participation included companies from countries like Germany, Italy, Japan, China, and Korea, underlining the event’s growing international relevance.
The exhibition featured a comprehensive display of advanced tooling and manufacturing technologies, including CNC machining and EDM systems, Additive manufacturing (3D printing), CAD/CAM/CAE software, Injection moulding and die-casting solutions, and Heat treatment, inspection, and quality systems. Live demonstrations and product launches highlighted innovations aimed at improving precision, productivity, and sustainability in tooling operations.
Beyond the exhibition floor, the event hosted technical seminars, panel discussions, and B2B meetings, offering insights into trends such as Industry 4.0, smart manufacturing, and sustainable tooling practices. The dedicated B2B pavilion enabled direct interaction between toolmakers, OEMs, and Tier-1 suppliers, fostering collaborations and business expansion.
Die & Mould India continues to serve as a strategic platform for technology exchange, sourcing, and partnership-building across the tooling ecosystem. With a strong legacy of previous editions attracting over 38,000 visitors and multiple product launches, the 2026 edition further strengthened India’s position as a global hub for precision tooling and manufacturing.
The 2026 exhibition successfully showcased the capabilities, innovations, and global competitiveness of India’s die and mould sector. It provided a vital impetus to the industry by connecting stakeholders, accelerating technology adoption, and reinforcing the “Make in India” and advanced manufacturing agenda.
