Indeeya wrapped up its debut participation at the 14th edition of TAGMA Die Mould India International Exhibition 2026, held from April 21 to 24 at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. For a company making its first appearance at the show, the response at Hall 3, Booth K14 was everything the team had hoped for and then some.
Indeeya came to Die Mould India 2026 with a clear purpose. Rather than setting up a conventional display stall, the company built a fully operational experience centre on the floor. Visitors did not walk in to see a product demonstration. They walked in to see their own business inside a platform, enquiries, shopfloor operations, quality checks, accounts, all connected, all visible, in real time. For MSME owners and toolroom professionals who have long operated without a digital backbone built specifically for their context, the experience was a direct and practical answer to a question they had been sitting with for years.
At the heart of the experience centre was a live demonstration of the Indeeya Operating System for Manufacturing, covering end-to-end process integration from enquiry to dispatch and financial closure. Alongside it, the Make on Indeeya Marketplace gave visitors a clear view of how MSMEs can connect with global buyers and access international business opportunities from within the same ecosystem.
Two flagship programs drew significant interest from visitors at the stall. The Manufacturing Transformation Accelerator Program is a structured 24-month journey designed to deliver measurable improvements in productivity, efficiency and compliance, being rolled out in partnership with the Tamil Nadu Centre of Excellence for Advanced Manufacturing, a Special Purpose Vehicle under TIDCO, Government of Tamil Nadu, and regional industry associations across the state. The Go Global Initiative, developed in partnership with Trillion ADS International GmbH, Germany, offers a structured pathway for matured MSMEs to access European manufacturing markets, giving Indian manufacturers entry into global supply chains with credibility and support.
What sets Indeeya apart from conventional digital transformation solutions is its net-zero cost model. The platform is designed to ensure that every MSME, regardless of size, can access the tools, visibility and operational control that global enterprises take for granted.
Vinod Mullasseril, Founder and Chairman, Indeeya, said: “We built the booth as an experience, not a presentation. Every visitor who walked in could see their own operations inside Indeeya in real time. The conversations at the stall confirmed what we have always believed: India’s toolmaking community is ready for this shift.”
Indeeya’s debut at TAGMA Die Mould India 2026 marks a significant step in the company’s journey to bring digital transformation within reach of India’s vast MSME manufacturing community. Built for India’s 175 billion dollar tooling and component manufacturing industry, the platform is developed by Lidex India Pvt Ltd with the mission to connect MSMEs, OEMs, suppliers, service providers and global markets under one unified ecosystem.
