The INDIAWOOD marked a significant milestone for the global woodworking and furniture manufacturing industry. Hosted at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre from 22-26 February, INDIAWOOD 2024 underscored the industry’s evolution and India’s pivotal role in the global woodworking and furniture manufacturing market.
The event has established itself as the premier platform for innovation, collaboration, and growth in the woodworking and furniture manufacturing industry, not just in Asia but globally. The 2024 edition of INDIAWOOD sprawled over 75,000 square meters, showcasing over 950 exhibitors from more than 50 countries and featured focused participation from Germany, Italy, France, Malaysia, USA and Taiwan. This year, the event welcomed over 75,000 visitors, reflecting the industry’s vibrant dynamics and the event’s crucial role in shaping future trends.
Furniture & Kitchen manufacturers, architects, interior designers, timber traders, saw millers, builders, contractors, hardware distributors, dealers from all over the world and neighbouring countries such as Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, the Middle East participated in huge numbers at the event, reiterating its position as the melting pot for the “woodworking and furniture manufacturing” Industry.
The event has emerged as the cornerstone for the industry, driving development, sustainability, and growth. By providing a platform for businesses to expand their markets, forge international partnerships, and explore new opportunities, INDIAWOOD has played a pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape of the woodworking and furniture manufacturing sector. The event has contributed to job creation, skill development, and the promotion of exports, underpinning the industry’s contribution to economic development and prosperity.
From 2025 INDIAWOOD will take place at alternate locations between Delhi and Bengaluru each year, ensuring a meticulously curated, focused, and internationally recognized platform to champion the industry’s growth and global aspirations.
