South Asia’s largest Printing Expo in October

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Ipex South Asia 2007 is all set to mark its maiden opening in India this October.

Ipex South Asia 2007 is all set to mark its maiden opening in India this October. The event announced the participation of over 80 exhibitors in Asia’s largest printing expo for this year.

The exhibition is to be held in state-of-the-art venue, India Expo Center, Expo XXI, Greater Noida from October 24- 27, 2007.

The list of exhibitors at the Ipex South Asia 2007 will include Xerox, HP, Canon, KBA, Prakash Offset, Micro Inks, The Printer House, IMPZ, Morgana, Bottcher, Redlands, BST Sayona and Cosmo Films among others. The exhibitors that have confirmed their place at the expo represent a number of countries such as UK, Germany, Belgium, Russia, Singapore, USA, UAE, China and India.

As Exhibition Director, Ipex South Asia, Trevor Crawford said, “Right now there is a huge graphic arts demand in India as well as the Indian economy is also booming. So this is the right time to organize this expo. This exhibition will offer the entire graphics arts industry a

n excellent opportunity to participate and share information across regions, enabling graphic arts professional to take full advantage of the very latest technology to help develop their business opportunities.”

Exhibitors at the Ipex South Asia 2007 will represent all aspects of the graphic arts process including pre-press, press manufacture, post-press, converting and packaging, consumables and used machinery.

Speaking to itVARnews, Managing Director, Xerox India, Andrew Hornes said, “We are happy to participate as this will give us a chance to demonstrate continues leadership in digital printing and showcase our innovative printing solutions as well as forge new and profitable partnership.”

“We are expecting lots of visitors from across the globe. We will also be showcasing for the first time the Xerox iGen3 Digital production press. The Indian graphic arts market is expected to grow at the rate of 55 percent in next five years and we surely wants to tap that ma