Future Market Events will host six specialised trade shows showcasing advancements in metal forming, machine tools & cutting, welding technology, fasteners, lubricants, and AI-driven digital manufacturing, aligned with the vision of strengthening India’s manufacturing ecosystem.
The events will be held from 9–11 April 2026 at the Pune International Exhibition and Convention Centre (PIECC), Moshi, Pune.
As global supply chains recalibrate and India emerges as an increasingly important manufacturing hub, industry platforms that go beyond product display to demonstrate capability and enable partnerships are gaining relevance. India Production Technology Week (IPTW) aims to serve as one such platform for the country’s manufacturing ecosystem.
With over 650 exhibitors, MFE & IFS 2026 will showcase a wide spectrum of production technologies including CNC and machine tools, robotics and automation, sheet metal fabrication, metal forming, metrology and quality control, welding and stamping solutions, additive manufacturing and 3D printing, fasteners and fixing technologies, as well as software solutions for digital manufacturing.
A key feature of the event will be its emphasis on live technology demonstrations. Machinery and production systems will operate across the exhibition floor, enabling visitors to witness technologies in action and evaluate their real-world applications.
Beyond the exhibition floor, the exhibition features a powerful two-day conference programme on 9th and 10th April, bringing together the sharpest minds from India’s engineering and manufacturing sectors, leaders who are actively shaping the industry’s future at the intersection of human ingenuity and technology. Sessions will extend these conversations directly onto the exhibition floor through structured buyer–seller meetings and live industry networking interactions.
Anuj Mathur, Managing Director, Future Market Events, said, “India Production Technology Week brings the Indian manufacturing industry together to shape its future. By convening technology providers, manufacturers, and industry stakeholders on one platform, we aim to foster meaningful dialogue, collaboration, and innovation. In April 2026, that conversation will take place in Pune.”
Alongside the exhibition, conferences and seminars will bring together industry leaders, technologists and policymakers to discuss themes such as the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies, the role of automation in the MSME sector, and the development of resilient manufacturing supply chains. Open House sessions scheduled across the three days will extend discussions onto the exhibition floor through buyer–seller meetings and industry networking interactions.
India Production Technology Week is endorsed and supported by more than 4.0 industry associations, reflecting broad institutional participation from across the manufacturing ecosystem. Supporting organisations include the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI), Society of Automotive Engineers India, SME Chamber of India, Deccan Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Agriculture, and All India Association of Industries, among others.
Representing geographies, sectors and enterprise sizes from large OEMs to micro enterprises the coalition highlights industry interest in building a home-grown platform for production technologies. Government bodies and relevant ministries are also being engaged to encourage dialogue between policy and industry at IPTW 2026.
The host city Pune is one of India’s leading engineering and manufacturing hubs, home to automotive manufacturers, precision component suppliers, defence manufacturers and a large base of MSMEs. The Pune International Exhibition and Convention Centre, Moshi, provides the infrastructure required to host an event of this scale.
