Ipex South Asia Strengthens Presence In India

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Canon, Xerox, HP, Epson, KBA, Monotech, OcMAN Roland, Konica Minolta amongst exhibitors at Ipex South Asia 2007.

Ipex South Asia the Indian counterpart of the international printing show Ipex, that is held every four years in Birmingham, UK, is all set to be held at the India Expo Center Expo XXI in Greater Noida from 24 th to 27th October 2007. The exhibition will feature companies representing the best that the international and Indian printing world has to offer to the South Asian market.

Ipex South Asia has received an extremely positive response from both the International and domestic printing fraternity. The exhibition strongly supported by AIFMP, already has over 140 Indian and International players participating with many more in the pipeline. Almost all of the major brands, including Canon, Xerox, HP, Epson, and Monotech have confirmed their presence.

Exhibition Director, Ipex South Asia, Trevor Crawford added, "The exhibition will offer the entire graphic arts industry an excellent opportunity to participate and share information across regions, enabling graphic

arts professionals to take full advantage of the very latest technology to help develop their business opportunities."

Exhibitors at Ipex South Asia 2007 will represent all aspects of the graphic arts process, including pre-press, press manufacture (including digital presses, newspaper presses), post-press, converting and packaging, consumables and used machinery. They will represent countries from around the world including the UK, Germany, Belgium, Russia, Singapore, USA, UAE and China amongst others.

This event promises to be must for all affiliates to the industry. It will provide an ideal forum for all to share the space with the likes of KBA, Prakash Offset, Micro Inks, The Printers House, IMPZ, Morgana, Bottcher, Redlands, BST Sayona and Cosmo Films.

With still over 3 months to go until the show, exhibition space in two of the halls has completely sold out and the remaining space is now limited, even with the recent addition of a fourth hall. IIR Exhibit