The Complete Supply Chain Event of Western India

17 - 19 November 2011, University Grounds, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

Concurrent Shows

Organised by

A Progressive Media Group Company

MANCH communications

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21-23 April 2011, India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, India

Greater Noida The first International Indian Exhibition & Conference on Warehousing, Cold-Storage, Material Handling, Cargo Logistics and Supply Chain industry India Warehousing Show 2011 and India Express Cargo Logistics 2011 was organized by Manch Communications (P) Ltd. at India Expo Centre, Expressway, Near Pari Chowk, Greater Noida from 2123rd April 2011. India Warehousing Conference was concurrently organized which focused on Developing Effective Strategies to Build Profitability in Warehousing and Supply Chain Logistic Operations The conference was well attended by 210 delegates from different industry sectors from throughout India as well as abroad. The representation of industry sectors such as Material Handling, Pre-engineering, AIDC, Industrial doors and flooring amongst others were distributed over 125 companies during the show. Indias First Premier Show on Warehousing, Cold-Storage, Material Handling & Supply Chain Industry: A Success!

Exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Dinesh Rai, Chairperson, Warehousing Development and Regulatory Authority (WDRA), Mr. J. Alexander, Chairman, National Association of Warehousing Corporations of India and Mr. R.K Saboo, Chairman, Express Industry Council of India along with Ms. Kiran Mittal, the organizer of India Warehousing Show. The Exhibition over the course of three days saw about 6700 trade visitors and showcased Technology & Solutions of over 125 exhibitors. The Exhibition & Conference exceeded our exhibitors as well as visitors expectations. We look forward to keep upto everyones expectations and put up better shows every time! said Anuj Mathur, Exhibition Director, Manch Communications (P) Ltd.

Facts & Figures:

The vast visitor profile comprised of Pharma, FMCG, Warehousing & Cold Storage, Automative, Food, Logistics Service Providers, Retail & Cement industry.

Logistics costs in India are about 12-13% of GDP, as against 8.7% in the US, 10% in Europe, 11.37% in Japan and 16-20% in China. The Indian logistics market is expected to grow annually at the rate of 8-10% till 2015. Indias logistics sector attracted investments worth Rs. 23,200 crore in first half of 2008. Mumbai has emerged as the preferred location for the development of logistics parks with an investment of approximately $ 200 million. The development of seven to eight logistics parks are in pipeline on 600 acres around Mumbai. Market share of organised logistics players is also expected to double to approximately 12 percent during the same period. About 110 logistics parks spread over approximately 3,500 acres at an estimated cost of $1 bn are expected to be operational and an estimated 45 mn ft2 of warehousing space with an investment of $ 500 mn is expected to be developed by various logistics companies by 2012.

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India Warehousing & Logistics Show 2011 after the success of its maiden show India Warehousing Show 2011 which took place in Greater Noida earlier this year promises to focus on the Warehousing, Logistics and Supply Chain industry of western India. Concurrently held shows India Material Handling & Logistics Show and India Cold Storage show 2011 will cover the Material Handling and Cold Storage industries of this region. These shows together will cover vast section of the logistics sector.

17-19th November 2011, University Grounds, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

EXHIBITOR PROFILES:

VISITOR PROFILE:

Automobile Manufacturers

Material Handling Equipments Hydraulic

Automated guided vehicles Floor cranes, EOT Cranes . Good Lifts equipment

Accessories

Pallet trucks, fork lift trucks, Reach trucks, Hoistable man platforms, Scissor lifts , Continuous mechanical handling conveyor belts Order Pickers Strapping Machines

Woven Sacks & Shipping Sacks FIBCs Drums Flexitanks Pallets & Containers Barcode Printers Barcode labels Barcode Scanners

AIDC Technology

Conveyor systems, Overhead Conveyors,

Manual trolleys , Drum handling, Stackers, Elevators, escalators, moving pavements, attachments, Aerial work platforms (ASRC) Racking and shelving systems angle racks bins and containers Mezzanine Floors Turbo Ventilators

Tracking Software & solutions GPS Vehicle tracking software

Auto garage equipment cable cars, Forklift Automated ,storage and retrieval Systems Plastics ,Honeycomb & Wooden Pallets, Industrial doors and gates , Rolling Shutters , Boom Barriers Industrial Flooring designs, fabrication and Erection Cleaning Equipments for Warehouses

RFID Systems

Inventory Control Solutions

Warehouses Technology and Facilities

Cold Storage Technology & Equipment Cooling Units and Unit Coolers freezer Panel Rooms Dehumidification Refrigeration Loggers

Mobile shelving , Cantilever racks , Slotted

Condensing Units, Blast Freezer, Pre-

Warehouse Management systems

P U F Panels & Insulated Doors, Blast Compressors/ Racks, Transport Humidity and Temperature Building Automation Access & Security CCTV Smoke & fire Alarm

Cold rooms, Controlled Atmosphere Cold

Pre-Engineering Metal, Building system Industrial Battery, Gensets & Inverters Packaging equipment & Materials for Courier, cargo & warehouses Packaging and order pickin systems Renewable energy & Lighting Technology

Building Management Systems

Fire Protection & Detection Power Backup Solutions

Packing and order picking equipment

Supply chain Consultants Ports & Dry Ports

Container Train Operators Supply Chain & Logistic Companies FTWZ, Logistic Parks & Warehouse owners Temporary Structures Manufacturers Weighing Solutions (by Weight & Volume) Trade Associations

Loading Technology

Dock levelers

Loading ramps, platforms & bridges Loading equipment, bulk material, containers, mixed cargo

Warehouse, Supply Chain, Logistics Heads, Commercial Heads, Procurement Heads and Plant Heads from following sectors: Agro Produce Automobile Automotive Components Beverages Bulk Drugs Cement Chemical & Pesticides Coating & Adhesives Consumer Electronics Dairy & Agro Electronics & Electricals Engineering Fertilizers FMCG Food & Food Processing Glass Healthcare & Pharmaceutical IT Liquor & Wines Office Automation Oil & Lubricants Other Manufacturing Units Paints Petrochemical Printing & Publishing Retail, Apparel & Lifestyle Steel Stationery Telecom Tools & Machinery Tyres Warehouse & Cold Storage owner Supply chain cnsultants Supply chain & Logistics Companies Building Consultant and Architects, Builders Courier Companies Cargo Companies Transport Companies Freight Forwarders & Custom Agents Shipping Companies providing end to end solutions Cargo Airlines Ports, Railways, Terminals & Airlines Relevant Government Departments Trade Bodies & Associations Construction Companies Infrastructure Companies Indian Fruit and Vegetable Businesses Seafood Companies Laboratories/ Healthcare centers

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Why Exhibit?
Exhibitions are effective part of the marketing mix. Top marketers in virtually every industry have known it for years. The right exhibition is the only marketing medium that: Brings your most active prospects and customers to you. harnesses all five senses to drive home your messages.

Allows you to demonstrate products, answer questions, overcome objections and meet your market face-to-face sales; from researching the market to generating media coverage; from launching new products to entertaining loyal customers; from educating prospects to collecting high-quality leads.

Allows you to further virtually all of your marketing goals at the same time: from long-term brand building to immediate

These are just a few of the things that exhibitions, and only exhibitions, bring to your marketing efforts in a measurably costeach year (and as an ever-increasing body of research supports), theyre the most effective part.

effective way. Of course, exhibitions are only part of the entire marketing mix. But, as more and more marketers are learning

Show Promotion Plan

In order to maximize visitor attendance in our exhibitions; Manch Communications follows a marketing strategy that focuses on bringing right decision maker at our shows and to maximize visitor foot fall during the event. These activities include: Email & SMS Campaigns Personalized Meetings with Top industry users. Authentic Industry Databases VIP Programmes for visitors Free Visitor Shuttle services Email invitations Personal invitations Inviting Trade Association Members Tele-marketing Promotion via Media Partners Newspaper Advertisement Magazine advertisements Social Networking Websites Show Listing on top industry portals Web banner adverts on industry portals

Shell Scheme For Indian Exhibitors For International Exhibitors Space Only Scheme For Indian Exhibitors For International Exhibitors

Participation Charges
INR 9000 per sqm USD 275 per sqm INR 8000 per sqm USD 250 per sqm

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