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indiamold Trade Fair for Moldmaking and Tooling, Design and Application Development Pavilion Parallel to Indiamold parallel to Plastivison India December 12 – 16, 2013 Mumbai ExhibitIon centre Mumbai, India Why indiamold together with Plastivision India 2013? Your ultimate Business Destination! • 1,500 exhibitors from 45 countries. • 100,000 potential buyers & visitors from 61 countries. • 75,000 sqm areas will cover Plastivision India-2013. • Live display of Machine, Moulds, Packaging, Printing & Products. • India Mould concurrent show. • PLASTIVISION INDIA Exhibition is amongst the TOP TEN global plastic Industry trade shows. IndiaMold together with the 9 th Plastivision India 2013 will offer an insight into latest innovations in Plastics, what’s different and what’s bigger and better, new initiatives, technological developments and lot more. • We assure that the 9 th edition will be much bigger in scale and larger in participation. • It is planned to be mounted on 75,000 sqm area with 10 halls. • We envisage that over 1,500 Indian and foreign exhibitors from 45 countries and 100,000 potential business visitors from the subcontinent and all over around the world. • By your participation the potential of enhancing your business prospects are huge. • Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, China, Korea, UK, Turkey, Italy, Russia, etc are the trading partners of Plastivision India so far. • Plastivision India is the most lucrative platform for establishing new contacts and strengthening the relationship with existing clientele. • In PVI 2013, visitors are expected from countries like Austria, Bhutan, Burma, Bangladesh, Bahrain, China, England, France, Germany, Ghana, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Kenya, Kuwait, Latin America, Luxembourg, Nigeria, Nepal, Netherlands, Norway, Northern Ireland, Oman, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Scotland, South East Asia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Taiwan, Tanzania, UAE, USA, Uganda, Ukraine, Wales and Vietnam. www.indiamold.de Now is the time to talk about the 9 th Plastivision India 2013 to be held from 12 – 16 Dec. We assure that the 9 th edition will be much bigger in scale and larger in participation. It is planned to be mounted on 75,000 square meter area with 10 halls. We envisage that over 1,500 Indian and foreign exhibitors from 35 countries and 100,000 potential business visitors from the subcontinent and all over around the world. Key Facts Huge Potential for Machinery Manufacturers & Plastic processing Industry Source: Plastivision/AIPMA 2013
Why India? Why Mumbai? Grab the growth, invest in India! INDIA is a country of both diversity and continuity. It is a creative blend of cultures, religions, races and languages. The nation’s identity and social structure remain protected by a rich cultural heritage that dates back at least 5000 years, making India one of the oldest civilizations in the world. India’s economy is witnessing significant inflows of foreign investment. India is also recognized for its fiercely competitive educational system and is one of the largest providers of experienced scientists, engineers and technicians, making it an attractive market for foreign business. Here are some powerful reasons to invest in INDIA • Highly educated but inexpensive manpower (e.g. IT engineers in India). • India is 10 th biggest economy in the world with GDP 2 trillion US$ & which will grow up to 2.9 trillion US$ to jump on No. 9 in 2015! • Today, the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) policy in India is widely reckoned to be among the most liberal in the emerging economies and FDI up to 100% is allowed under the automatic route in most sectors and activities • Within less than 30 days one can start a business in India. • Very few language barriers make doing business in India attractive! British ruled India for 150 years & hence English is one of the important language in India, some French also visited & lived for long time in India & hence French is also known in some areas like Padducherry. • One of the most development centers for software, IT outsourcing, R&D, biotechnology, customer contact, design and other knowledge based products and services. • Free market access to Foreign business for trade and investment. • Largest Democracy in the world • There is the presence of countless international banks in the country. • Mumbai is the business & financial capital of India. • Mumbai is the world’s 29 th largest city by GDP Mumbai was ranked among the fastest cities in India for business startup in 2009. • Mumbai had a Per Capita Income of $ 7,050 as of 2009-10 fiscal. In the recent years Mumbai is experiencing rapid growth. By 2020-21 fiscal, Mumbai’s GDP Per capita at PPP is expected to reach US$ 23,000, making it South Asia’s richest city. • All the major financial institutions, banks and stock exchanges are based in Mumbai. • More than Fifteen million people living in Mumbai. Most of them are industrialists, artists, film-stars, professors, workers. • Now a day, business complexes are growing in Andheri and other districts in the northern part of the city. These units mostly hosted the IT, Engineering and knowledge based industries like Business Process Outsourcing. • Mumbai is one of the world’s top 10 centers of commerce in terms of global -financial low. • Mumbai is also the commercial and entertainment capital of India, and houses important financial institutions, such as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the Bombay Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and the corporate headquarters of many Indian companies and numerous multinational corporations. • Located off the west coast of India, Mumbai has a deep natural sea harbor. The city handles over half of India’s passenger trac and a signi-ficant amount of cargo. • India’s largest Stock Exchange which ranks as the third largest in the world is situated in Mumbai. Here, trading of stocks is carried out in billions of Rupees every day. • Description about Mumbai/Bombay cannot be complete without the mention of Bollywood, the biggest Indianlm industry which churns out hundreds of Hindi blockbusters every year. • Mumbai is the fashion capital of India and as with Indian contemporary art, so are Indian fashion designers establishing their reputation world-wide for beautifully crafted and embroidered (but very expensive) clothes. • Mumbai is home to some of India’s largest and wealthiest industrial conglomerates, such as the Aditya Birla Group, Godrej, and Tata & Sons. • Mumbai accounts for slightly more than 6% of India’s economy contributing 10% of factory employment, 40% of income tax collections 60% of customs duty collections, 20% of central excise tax collections, 40% of foreign trade and rupees 40,000 crore (US $10 billion) in corporate taxes to the Indian economy. www.indiamold.de
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