The Metal Forming Expo 2025 will be held from April 11 to 13, 2025, at the Pune International Exhibition and Convention Centre (PIECC) in Moshi, Pune. This event, organized alongside the India Welding Technology Show, will serve as a major platform for industry leaders to explore the latest innovations in sheet metal working, manufacturing, and engineering.
The expo will take place near key industrial hubs such as Pimpri, Chakan, Talegaon, and Bhosari. Over 175 exhibitors are expected to participate, drawing more than 10,000 buyers. Visitors can expect to see a broad range of technologies, including laser cutting, sheet metal forming, robotic welding, CNC machining, hydraulic presses, water-jet cutting, and other essential solutions for the sector.
The Ahmedabad Engineering Manufacturers Association (AEMA), dedicated to advancing manufacturing activities across scales, is supporting the event. AEMA recognizes the expo as a significant opportunity for collaboration and technological advancement in the metal forming industry.
Chaitali Davangeri, Director at Future Market Events, highlighted the expo’s role in showcasing the latest technologies and facilitating valuable industry connections. Prominent exhibitors such as Tata Steel, Sahajanand Laser Technology, Hindustan Hydraulics, and Mehta Hitech Industries will showcase their innovations in sheet metal fabrication, forming, separation, power presses, and advanced laser technologies. Other key players include Adhikah Engineering, Energy Mission, Divine Laser, and Proteck Machinery.
Laser Technologies, a key partner of the event, expressed excitement about the expo’s potential to unite industry leaders and promote technological growth within the sector. Pankti Aggarwal, Executive Director and Co-Owner of Laser Technologies, emphasized the importance of the event for driving sectoral progress. Siddharth Narain, Co-Founder and Director of Future Market Events, noted the expo’s significance in supporting the growth of India’s manufacturing industry on the global stage.
