Jyoti CNC Automation concluded its 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. The company’s pavilion at Hall 6, Stall B03 drew consistent engagement from die and mould manufacturers, toolroom operators and precision engineering professionals across all four days, reflecting the strong appetite within India’s toolmaking community for advanced machining capability.
For Jyoti CNC, TAGMA is familiar ground. The company has been a part of the exhibition for nearly two decades, and each edition has tracked the evolution of Indian toolmaking closely. Die Mould India 2026 was no different. The conversations on the floor this year were sharper, more specific, and more technically grounded than ever before, a sign of how rapidly India’s die and mould community is raising its standards.
The company’s display centred on its 5-axis machining portfolio, with a strong focus on the applications that matter most to die and mould manufacturers: cavity machining, die machining, electrode manufacturing and complex geometry finishing. These are the operations where tolerances are tightest, surface finish demands are highest, and the margin for error is smallest. Jyoti’s machines are engineered to address exactly these conditions, balancing machining speed, surface finish quality and operational efficiency without compromise.
The pavilion also featured machines from Huron, Jyoti CNC’s French subsidiary, showcasing the company’s global technological integration. The combination of international engineering expertise and strong indigenous manufacturing capability drew particular interest from visitors evaluating their next generation of machining investments.
Jyoti CNC’s indigenous automation solutions were another area of active engagement. As Indian toolrooms move towards more automated production environments, the ability to scale capability while maintaining control over productivity and cost is becoming a decisive factor. Jyoti’s ecosystem addresses that need directly, and the interest at the stall reflected how seriously manufacturers are thinking about that transition.
Vikas Taneja, President, Sales, Jyoti CNC Automation, said: “TAGMA has always been the platform where engineering meets on-ground manufacturing reality. Over nearly twenty years of participation, we have watched the Indian die and mould industry transform and each edition shows us how far the community has come. This year, the quality of engagement at our stall was exceptional. Toolmakers came with precise requirements, complex application challenges and a clear sense of where they want to take their operations. That kind of conversation is exactly what TAGMA is built for and it confirms that India’s die and mould industry is ready for the next level of precision machining.”
Jyoti CNC Automation’s presence at TAGMA Die Mould India 2026 reflects the company’s continued commitment to advancing Indian toolmaking capability. As the industry moves towards high-precision, digitally integrated manufacturing, Jyoti’s combination of 5-axis machining expertise, global technology partnerships and indigenous automation solutions positions it well to support the toolrooms leading that charge.
