23–25 NOVEMBER
BEC, GOREGAON
MUMBAI, INDIA

Current Shows

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METAL INDUSTRY IN INDIA•

India is the second largest steel Producer in the world•

India is the 4th largest Iron Ore Producer in the world•

India’s bauxite production is expected to increase from 22.08 million
tonnes in 2016 to 49.4 million tonnes by 2021•

India has the 5th largest coal reserves in the world

INDIAN ECONOMY OVERVIEW•

The industrial tubes market is estimated to be US$ 478 billion in2018 and is projected to reach US$ 632.6 billion by 2023, at a
CAGR of 5.8%.

•India's economy is capable of absorbing US$ 50 billion in foreign
direct investment per year.

•India is expected to become the fifth largest manufacturing
country in the world by the end of year 2020.

VISITOR TARGET GROUP• Plant machinery and equipment
manufacturers, suppliers, distributors,dealers• Automotive component manufacturers• Buyers and sourcing personnel• Equipment suppliers, manufacturers,distributors, dealers• Key personnel of core and allied sectors• Central Government and State
Government Ministry Officials• Component manufacturers• Technology suppliers and seekers• Investors and Promoters• R & D Establishment• Service industry providers• End-users, Consultants, Contractors• Associations, Educational Institutions• Financial Institutions• Foreign Embassies and Consulates• Trade Delegations

EXHIBITOR TARGET GROUP• Plant and equipment for processing prime and raw materials• Plant and equipment for iron making• Plant and equipment for steel making• Plant and equipment for nonferrous metal production• Plant and equipment for casting and pouring of molten steel• Electrical engineering and process control technology• Plant and equipment for casting and pouring of nonferrous metals• Measurement and test technology• Plant and systems for shaping of non-ferrous metals• Services for metallurgical plants and rolling mills• Plant and systems for environmental protection and disposal, gas
purification• Non-ferrous metal work
• Consultation, planning, services• Material handling• Technical publications, technical periodicals, associations• Vocational & Training• Others, please specify...........

GROWTH OF METAL INDUSTRY IN INDIA
The growth in the metallurgical industry can be attributed to the rise in infrastructure development
and automotive production. The vast mineral potential has offered mining leases granted for 20 to30 years. Amongst all industries, the Indian iron and steel industry enjoys a fair advantage in termsof cost of production, availability of raw material and cheap labour. The strong demand for iron andsteel is derived from various other industries like automobile, consumer durables andinfrastructure. In addition to this, the growth in the production of iron mica is driven by large bauxite
reserves that exist in India.

Numbers of Exhibitors in 2018

YOUR GATEWAY TO
THE INDIAN MARKET105

The next set of trade fairs – wire India, Tube India, METECINDIA, INDIA ESSEN WELDING & CUTTING is scheduledfrom 23–25 November 2022 and will be held at the Bombay
Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (East), Mumbai, India.

Numbers of Visitors in 2018

Trade show duo
TUBE INDIA &METEC INDIA– an indispensible event

14,617* Including
wire India, Tube India and
INDIA ESSEN WELDING& CUTTING

More than

15,000 visitors*150 exhibitors
expected in 2022

Visitor’s structurePrimary trade visitors of Metallurgy India, 2018
Question: Which economic sector does your company /organisation primarily belong to?
(n=48, without Students/Pupils/not employed)
Plant machinery and equipment manufacturers,
suppliers, distributors, dealers

31.9%

R & D Establishment

19.1%

Equipment suppliers, manufacturers, distributors,
dealers

14.9%

others12.8%

Buyers and sourcing personnel

10.6%

Key personnel of core and allied sectors

4.3%

Trade delegations

4.3%

Component manufacturers

2.1%

others

0.0%

12.8%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

PROSPECTS OF INDIAN STEEL INDUSTRY• Domestic steel demand grew at 8 per cent in the first quarter of 2018-19.
• India have the potential of domestic steel demand growing at 10-11 per centfor another three years consequently.
• Steel demand is expected to accelerate gradually, mainly driven by publicinvestment.
• ICRA expects domestic steelmakers to increase the capacity further by about
16 million tonne over FY19-FY21.

40.0%

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2023

FOR MORE DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT:
MR. VIVEK BOHRA
Senior Project Manager
Tel. +91 (0)124 4544 510
Mob.: +91 9654393213
E-mail: BohraV@md-india.com