New Delhi will play host to WIN INDIA - World of Industry for the first time from 17th to 20th December 2013 at Pragati Maidan. WIN stands for "World of Industry," a brand that Deutsche Messe has been using in Turkey for over 10 years.

The fair offers unique opportunities to companies seeking new markets and the organisers Hannover Milano Fairs Pvt Ltd and Deutsche Messe AG, global leaders industrial trade fair are extremely excited to launch WIN INDIA - World of Industry.

The event will host 6 specialised and dedicated industrial fairs under one roof. The individual fairs are designed to cluster particular kinds of manufacturers together:

• MDA INDIA will focus on Motion, Drive and Automation, Hydraulics & Pneumatics, Electro-Mechanical Transmission
• Industrial Automation INDIA will be dedicated to Process and Factory Automation and Industrial Building Automation
• CeMAT INDIA will showcase Materials handling/Intralogistics, Storage Systems, Warehousing and Logistic Services
• Surface Technology INDIA will cater to manufacturers in Paint & Coating Systems, Electroplating and Surface Engineering Techniques
• Laser INDIA will bring together buyers and manufacturers of Laser Systems and Laser Technology for Manufacturing, and
• Industrial Supply INDIA is a platform for Subcontracting, Components & Parts, Composites and New Materials.

Mehul Shah, Director, HMFI, said "As manufacturing sector contributing 16% to country's GDP, WIN INDIA provides end-to-end solutions to all the manufacturing industry. Delhi-NCR has big manufacturing belt which will benefit from our shows. With successful show in Greater Noida, we are organising WIN INDIA for first time in New Delhi, which is central point of gathering for all manufacturing companies."

Exhibitor 2012, MRV Johnson, GM Sales & Marketing, Voltas Material Handling, said "CeMAT INDIA has always provided us with a global platform and quality akin to international standards. This year too, serious buyers came to the show with specific procurement plans and resulted in actual business on the floor. We look forward to the 2013 edition at Pragati Maidan and believe the quality of the show will certainly increase by several notches".

B Narayan, Group President (Procurements & Projects), Reliance Industries Limited, said,"I was pleased to attend International Purchase Managers' Summit, the event was very well organised. I also found the Expo well organised and well participated by wide range of companies from China, Korea, Germany, Italy and India. I am sure, it has helped to give a boost to the international trade in general and Indian industry in particular".

Visitor 2012, Kailash Visputey, AGM Parts Procurement, TATA Motors Limited said, "It was really a great experience during our visit to the show at Greater Noida. We attended the "International Purchase Managers' Seminar" and visited various stalls. The show is always well organised and laid out enabling us to interact with specific stalls as per our requirement and at the same time meeting International manufacturers. We are looking forward to WIN INDIA 2013 at Pragati Maidan."

WIN INDIA - World of Industry is designed to create a consortium for industrial manufacturers, engineers, wholesalers and decision makers for government procurements like Defence, Airlines, Railways, Public Sector Undertakings of Central and State Government. Buyers and sellers will be able to meet in one location, achieve economies of scale and be able to find solutions to industry wide problems.

Hannover Milano Fairs India Pvt Ltd (HMFI) is a wholly owned subsidiary of two of the world's leading trade fair organizers Deutsche Messe AG, Germany and Fiera Milano, Italy. HMFI have been bringing world class trade fairs into the Indian market for Indian and international enterprises since 2007. The strong international contacts and the vast expertise and best trade fair practices of its parent companies are deployed in the fairs in India which is the USP of fairs of HMFI. Exhibitors and visitors will gain from the professionalism of the international leaders.