bauma CONEXPO INDIA continues to grow

?At the largest-ever bauma CONEXPO INDIA, exhibitors will display construction machinery and vehicles, building materials and mining machines as well as construction equipment?on more than 195,000 sq m,? said Bhupinder Singh, CEO, bC Expo India.

The trade fair in Delhi has attracted exhibitors from all parts of the world. Major players in the industry have expanded their booth space, including ACE, Case, Caterpillar, JCB, Kobelco, L&T, Liugong, PERI, Putzmeister, Sany, Schwing Stetter, Volvo, Wirtgen and Zoomlion, according to the organisers. The German company Kaeser Kompressoren SE and the Indian manufacturer Tata Hitachi will attend for the first time. Many exhibitors will present their products in the demo area. Visitors can discover technological innovations and see machines live in action here.

?bauma CONEXPO INDIA is the right place to close deals and learn more about the tremendous opportunities that India has to offer,? Singh says. The trade fair will offer a far-reaching supporting program with this very purpose in mind. The Builders? Association of India (BAI), the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers? Association (iCEMA), the Construction Equipment Rental Association (CERA) and UBS Forums are organising industry events. BAI traditionally uses the trade fair as a networking platform for its members. As part of these activities, the BAI Managing Committee Meeting will be held on December 11, 2018. On December 12, 2018, CERA will conduct an industry event titled ?Leasing Construction Equipment?a Vital Need for a Growing India.?

UBS Forums will hold the professional conference, ?Transportation Infrastructure? on December 13 and 14, 2018 with key focus upon roads, railways and urban transportation. Highly respected speakers will talk about the impact of the government?s infrastructure initiatives on the growing economy. Other topics will include sustainable transportation in India and the digitalisation of public transportation. Rail construction and rail-construction machinery will also be focal points along with the Sagar Mala Project, India?s development program for intermodal harbor hubs.