Empowering India The Future of Global Manufacturing

As India enters a defining decade of industrial transformation, IMS 2025 sets the stage for a new era of innovation, collaboration, and global competitiveness. Themed “Empowering India: The Future of Global Manufacturing,” today’s session captures the nation’s growing momentum as it evolves from being the world’s back office to becoming a global hub of advanced manufacturing and technology leadership.

From smart factories and Industry 4.0 integration to green manufacturing and digital transformation, India’s industrial sector is witnessing unprecedented modernization. Guided by visionary initiatives such as ‘Make in India’ and ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat,’ the focus is now on building ecosystems that combine efficiency, innovation, and sustainability — the hallmarks of a modern, future-ready economy.

Dr. Sachin B. Sabnis, All India Vice President of Laghu Udyog Bharati and Chairman, IMSCON 2025, emphasized that hosting a knowledge-led event like IMSCON 2025 alongside the India Manufacturing Show creates a complete ecosystem for delegates. “Participants not only explore cutting-edge technologies at the exhibition but also gain valuable insights through focused knowledge tracks on Finance, Funding, Industry 4.0, and Startups,” he noted. “This convergence transforms IMS from a trade show into a holistic learning platform — empowering attendees with both opportunities and understanding.”

The discussions today, led by Shri Sunil Deodhar, Member, Advisory Board for IMS 2025 and Founder of My Home India, and Dr. Sabnis, promise to explore how India can harness its talent, technology, and entrepreneurial energy to build a resilient, globally competitive manufacturing base.

As these dialogues unfold, IMS 2025 reaffirms its role as a catalyst for India’s industrial growth — a platform where policy, production, and progress converge to shape the nation’s journey toward global manufacturing leadership.

Empowering India: Key Discussions  (7th November 2025)

Today’s key sessions included:

• Indigenisation in Armed Forces: Policy Opportunities and Reforms
• INTECO Melting & Casting Technologies (Austria)
• India’s Role in Global Value Chains: From Local Production to Global Exports
• How Ready Are We for Critical Components in Defence & Aerospace
• A New Era for Indian Manufacturing & Innovation in Aerospace & Defence
• NexGen Technology and Innovation: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Delegates engaged in technical discussions, interactive panels, and strategy sessions, exploring opportunities to strengthen India’s manufacturing capabilities, foster self-reliance, and drive innovation.

What to Expect on 8th November 2025

As IMS 2025 approaches its final day, attendees can look forward to an equally insightful and action-packed agenda, including:

 Special Mention Dr. B. K. Das Distinguished Scientist & Director General (DG), Electronics & Communication Systems (ECS), DRDO

          .Defence Airworthiness Certification – Ensuring safety, compliance, and reliability in defence aviation systems.

• Digital Manufacturing & Industry 4.0 – Exploring smart factories, automation, and data-driven production technologies.
• Funding for Aerospace and Defence – Understanding investment strategies, public-private collaboration, and financial innovation for high-tech sectors.

The final day promises hands-on insights, strategic networking, and knowledge sharing, culminating in a celebration of India’s manufacturing excellence and its trajectory toward global leadership and self-reliance.

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