The Clean India Show, held alongside Laundrex India, concluded successfully after three impactful days, reinforcing its role as a key industry platform for cleaning, hygiene, linen care and industrial laundry solutions. The integrated exhibition brought together next-generation technologies and service providers addressing the evolving needs of facility management, sanitation, waste management and textile care.
The show recorded a strong footfall of 8,762 visitors from 266 cities across India, with notable participation from Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets. International visitors from 18 countries further strengthened the show’s global relevance, enabling cross-border exchange of ideas and technologies. Organised jointly by Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India and Virtual Info Systems (VIS Group), the event presented a comprehensive range of innovations including robotic and mechanised cleaning systems, facility management automation, air quality monitoring solutions, eco-friendly and water-efficient chemicals, waste management technologies, municipal cleaning systems, vehicle care products and advanced laundry and dry-cleaning equipment.
A large number of attendees represented Indian Railways, urban local bodies, state departments, smart city initiatives, urban and town planning bodies, and research organisations. Their presence added depth to on-floor interactions and conference discussions, contributing to a focused and solution-driven atmosphere across the exhibition. The show also featured dedicated zones that highlighted smart city applications and start-up innovations, showcasing emerging technologies such as cleaning drones, intelligent waste solutions, advanced chemicals, smart tools and sustainable sanitation systems.
Live demonstrations emerged as a major attraction, allowing visitors to experience technologies in action. Cleaning drones, AI-enabled robotic solutions and automated laundry equipment drew significant interest, reflecting the growing shift toward automation and efficiency across the cleaning and hygiene ecosystem. Exhibitors reported productive engagement with decision-makers and buyers actively seeking scalable and sustainable solutions.
The knowledge platforms running alongside the exhibition added further value, with conferences and networking sessions facilitating meaningful dialogue on urban cleanliness, waste management, digital transformation in facility management and innovation in laundry and textile care. Senior leaders and industry experts shared insights on improving operational efficiency, sustainability and technology adoption, while recognition platforms celebrated excellence within the facility management and corporate real estate sectors.
Exhibitors across both Clean India Show and Laundrex India expressed satisfaction with the quality of visitors and business opportunities generated. Several international brands and first-time participants noted strong interest from the Indian market, particularly in AI-driven, automated and environmentally responsible solutions. Established exhibitors highlighted the show’s ability to consistently attract their core customer base while also opening doors to new partnerships and manufacturing opportunities.
Visitors responded positively to the show’s scale, organisation and diversity of offerings. Many appreciated the balanced mix of products, services and knowledge-sharing, as well as the growing focus on sustainability and smart technologies. Regular attendees noted steady improvements in both content and participation with each edition.
With higher visitor turnout and stronger engagement compared to previous years, the 2025 edition of Clean India Show and Laundrex India marked a significant milestone for the industry. The next edition is scheduled to take place from 17 to 19 March 2027 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai. The show continues to be part of Messe Frankfurt’s global portfolio of Textile Care, Cleaning and Cleanroom Technologies events, supporting innovation and growth across the sector.
