Preview for VALVE WORLD EXPO India on September 19 and 20, 2024, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai

Beginning in 2024, VALVE WORLD EXPO India in Mumbai is poised to become the premier gathering place for the local industrial valves sector. As a result, in September 2024, it will mark its debut at the Bombay Exhibition Centre. Players in the water, wastewater, petrochemical, energy, oil, and gas sectors are the target audience.

India is the fifth international destination for the topic of industrial valves, in addition to regional satellites in Shanghai, Singapore, Mexico, and the United States.

Over the course of the two days of the event, almost 80 foreign and Indian exhibitors will be showing the newest valves, actuators, positioners, seals, castings, components, and accessories in addition to offering solutions for valve testing and diagnostics. The primary industries of hydrocarbons, petrochemicals, oil and gas, power generation, and water and waste treatment are the target groups.

 
The dynamic industrial landscape of India has countless prospects for the valve industry's expansion. Industry professionals will have access to an integrated platform at VALVE WORLD EXPO India 2024 in Mumbai to examine the most recent advancements in valve technology and to foster cooperation and knowledge exchange within the intricate network of valve applications.

The valve industry in India is a vital component of the nation's developing economy and is essential to several important industries, such as power production, water and wastewater treatment, oil and gas, chemicals, and petrochemicals. With a history that dates back several decades, this industry has experienced significant expansion and advancement. According to forecasts, the industrial valves market in India is predicted to grow from its estimated value of USD 2.41 billion in 2024 to USD 3.38 billion by 2029. This is a special chance to establish contact with the Indian valve sector.

The theme of the broad networking and assistance program is "Green Energy" and the problems it presents to the Indian industrial valve sector.