India with Expo 2026
事件概況
印度醫療展覽會 2026is the largest B2B medical exhibition in India, scheduled for 5‑7 September 2026 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, Karnataka. The show targets the rapidly expanding Indian healthcare market, especially the metropolitan hubs where public‑private investment is soaring. Organised by S D Medical Exposition, the expo offers a platform for manufacturers, distributors, hospitals, and diagnostic centres to showcase innovations, network, and explore business opportunities.
Key Dates & Contact
- 展覽日期：5‑7 September 2026
- 場所：Bangalore International Exhibition Centre, Bengaluru, Karnataka
- Phone (India):+91‑93111 13921 / +91‑93190 80858
- 電子郵件：[email protected]
主要展示的類別
The expo is organised into distinct product and service categories, each designed to address a specific segment of the healthcare ecosystem.
| 分類別 | 典型的產品/服務 |
|---|---|
| 醫療設備 | Imaging systems, anesthesia machines, patient monitors, laboratory analyzers, ICU devices |
| 醫院用家具 | Modular operation theatres, hospital beds, surgical tables, storage solutions, ergonomic workstations |
| 手術用器械 | Scalpels, forceps, endoscopic tools, orthopedic implants, disposable kits |
| 消耗性物品/材料 | Needles, syringes, catheters, wound dressings, sterilisation supplies, diagnostic reagents |
| 診斷與實驗室檢查 | Pathology equipment, point‑of‑care testing devices, imaging contrast agents, software solutions |
| Healthcare Services & Solutions | Hospital management software, tele‑medicine platforms, training & certification programs, maintenance contracts |
為何要展示呢？
- Direct access to over 10,000 trade visitors and 500+ healthcare institutions.
- Showcase products ranging from a single needle to full modular OT suites under one roof.
- Network with decision‑makers from public and private sectors across India’s major metros.
- Benefit from extensive media coverage and partnership support (MSME Nepal Medical Show, multiple media partners).
訪客們的特點/優點
Attendees include hospital administrators, procurement managers, clinicians, diagnostic lab heads, and government health officials, all seeking the latest technologies and cost‑effective solutions to improve patient care.