GREATER NOIDA An ongoing four-day woodworking and furnishings manufacturing exhibition — INDIAWOOD 2025 – on the India Expo Mart & Centre in Better Noida, has drawn trade leaders, producers, and know-how suppliers from over 30 international locations showcasing 600 manufacturers, highlighting India’s rising prominence within the international woodworking sector.
The occasion, marking its twenty fifth anniversary, has drawn trade leaders, producers, and know-how suppliers from over 30 nations, highlighting India’s rising prominence within the international woodworking sector. (HT Photographs)
Trade specialists, on Friday, the second day of the occasion, stated the occasion displays the sector’s transformation—pushed by automation, sustainable practices, and superior supplies—positioning India as a key participant in international furnishings manufacturing.
Sonia Prashar, managing director of NuernbergMesse India, organiser of the occasion, stated India’s furnishings market is projected to succeed in $37.18 billion by 2030.
She credited the fast growth to the adoption of recent applied sciences and eco-friendly manufacturing strategies, tendencies which are prominently showcased at this yr’s INDIAWOOD.
Frederik Meyer, president of Eumabois, an affiliation representing European woodworking know-how producers, stated India is rising as “a significant hub for high-quality and sustainable furniture”.
Meyer additionally highlighted Europe’s position in supporting India’s development, with European corporations presenting AI-driven automation, precision CNC (or machine instruments controlling computerised) techniques, and different cutting-edge options aimed to reinforce effectivity and high quality in manufacturing.
The exhibition can also be internet hosting technical seminars and panel discussions. On Friday, specialists examined wooden’s position in fashionable structure, emphasising sustainability and modern aesthetics.
Different periods targeted on international commerce alternatives, digital transformation in manufacturing, and sustainable sourcing—essential matters as India’s economic system is projected to develop at 6.7% in 2026-27.
Sivakumar Venugopal, group director of NuernbergMesse India, stated: “From manual craftsmanship to automation, from traditional materials to sustainable solutions, INDIAWOOD has been at the forefront of industry evolution. Our focus remains on providing businesses with future-ready solutions and fostering global collaborations,” he stated.
The occasion, marking its twenty fifth anniversary, has drawn trade leaders, producers, and know-how suppliers from over 30 nations, highlighting India’s rising prominence within the international woodworking sector.
The exhibition will final until March 9.