Laboratory and scientific research stakeholders to attend ninth edition of analytica Anacon India and India Lab Expo in Hyderabad

· 250 plus exhibitors to demonstrate new equipment, technology and solutions

· High-level accompanying programs: conferences, seminar, workshop and Live Lab

· Ninth edition expected to bring together more than 8,500 trade professionals

Hyderabad, October 13, 2016: analytica Anacon India and India Lab Expo, leading trade fairs for laboratory technology, analysis, biotechnology and diagnostics is scheduled for 20 – 22 October at HITEX Exhibition Center, Hyderabad.The trade fairs will bring together manufacturers, suppliers, business experts and buyers on a common platform for business, learning and networking opportunities. More than 250 global and domestic exhibitors from 11 countries will be showcasing over 2,500 equipment, solutions and technologies pertaining to laboratory, analysis, biotechnology and diagnostics.

Bhupinder Singh, CEO of Messe München India says: “We have an impressive line-up of exhibitors who will be showcasing new range of equipment and solutions. The high-level conference, seminar and technical workshops accompanying the trade fairs are going to be another exciting value proposition for our attendees.”

Learning and networking

analytica Anacon India Conference on the regulatory aspects for pharmaceutical laboratories, bioanalysis and bio-pharmaceuticals, food safety and clinical diagnosis will take place alongside the event. About 18 technical topics will be covered and will highlight the latest industry trends, techniques and methods to bridge the gap between science and industry.

An interactive seminar on ‘How to setup a Laboratory and Laboratory Safety’ will also take place, which will feature topics like safety at workplace and cost effective usage of futuristic technology.Experts from asecos will be presenting a Live Experimental Lectures on Laboratory safety. Another exciting visitor attraction is the ‘Live Lab’ demonstration where attendees can see equipment and solutions live in action. All of these accompanying programs will be taking place from 20 – 22 October and will be open to all trade visitors.

Buyer Seller Forum

Face to face meetings between buyers and sellers will be taking place as part of the ‘Buyer Seller Forum’ program, aimed at offering a conducive business environment for business buyers. After the success in the past edition, where an estimated business worth INR 425 Cr. was negotiated during these meetings, about 350 top decision makers and VIPs are again participating this year. The Buyer Seller Forum offer a strong value proposition to the participants by connecting them with a potential business associate.

Strong industry support

The event has also garnered strong support from leading bodies such as IAIA—Indian Analytical Instruments Association, Pharmaceuticals Export Promotion Council of India, ASIMA – Ambala Scientific Instruments Manufacturers Association, Bulk Drug Manufacturers’ Association, FSME INDIA—Federation of Small & Medium Enterprises, Indian Chemical Council, Indian Drug Manufacturers’ Association (IDMA), National Small Industries Corporation, Swiss Business Hub India, SPECTARIS—German Hightech Industry Association, Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (TECCI) and The Federation of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry.

Some of the leading companies participating at the fairs include Abdos Labtech Pvt. Ltd, AJ Instrument India Pvt. Ltd, Akshaya Scientifics Pvt. Ltd, Art Lab Equipments, Brand Scientific Equipment Pvt. Ltd, Glassco Laboratories Equipments Pvt. Ltd and Hindustan Platinum Pvt. Ltd.

Mr. Singh concluded by adding, “The market is witnessing an accelerated growth in the pharmaceutical and allied sectors which are strongly contributing to the demand of equipment and technologies. With analytica Anacon India and India Lab Expo, we aim to offer our buyers, a live experience of the state-of-the-art technologies prevalent in the marketalong with a glimpse of the reforms that will needed to be adopted.”

Corporate Comm India(CCI Newswire)