The Tool & Gauge Manufacturers Association of India will organize the 14th edition of Die & Mould India Expo from April 21-24, 2026, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Goregaon.
The biennial exhibition serves as the primary platform for India’s tooling and mould-making industry, bringing together technology providers, manufacturers, and industry professionals. TAGMA India, which represents approximately 700 member companies, positions the event as the flagship exposition for the country’s die and mould sector.
The 2026 edition will feature technologies covering CNC machining, EDM systems, CAD/CAM/CAE software, additive manufacturing, heat treatment solutions, and 3D printing applications for die and mould production. Exhibits will span the engineering and tooling value chain, including machine tools, injection moulding machines, mould bases, and related components.
“Die & Mould India has always been a reflection of the strength and capability of the Indian tooling industry,” said Devaraya Manjunath Sheregar, President of TAGMA India. “As we move towards the 14th edition in 2026, our focus is on creating a platform that not only showcases world-class and advanced technologies but also enables meaningful collaborations, knowledge exchange, and global engagement for Indian toolmakers.”
D. Shanmugasundaram, Vice President of TAGMA India, noted the sector’s development trajectory. “The response to previous editions has demonstrated how rapidly the Indian die and mould sector is evolving,” he said. “Die & Mould India Expo 2026 will build on this momentum by bringing together machine manufacturers, automation experts, toolmakers, and solution providers under one roof.”
The 2024 edition of the exhibition recorded more than 38,000 attendees from over 15 industry sectors. The event featured more than 35 product launches, participation from over 15 original equipment manufacturers in a dedicated B2B pavilion, and a Korean Pavilion with approximately 10 companies. Delegations from more than 25 organizations attended to explore business partnerships and collaborations.
The exhibition targets professionals from automotive, consumer durables, electrical, electronics, and industrial manufacturing sectors. The event is designed to facilitate sourcing, professional development, and business networking within the precision tooling and manufacturing ecosystem.
TAGMA India describes the exhibition as a gateway to global markets for domestic die and mould suppliers and international participants seeking engagement with India’s tooling industry.