Die & Mould India, the largest and most prestigious exhibition for the die and mould industry in India, is set to return with its 14th edition from April 21–24, 2026, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. The exhibition is organised by TAGMA India (Tool & Gauge Manufacturers Association), the country’s only association representing tool and die makers, and continues to be the most influential and comprehensive biennial platform for India’s tooling and mould-making ecosystem.
With a strong legacy of 13 highly successful editions, Die & Mould India has firmly established itself as the flagship expo of the Indian die and mould industry, bringing together industry professionals, technology providers, and global innovators. TAGMA India, which boasts a robust membership base of nearly 700 companies, once again brings the industry under one roof to showcase advanced technologies and solutions shaping the future of manufacturing.
Die & Mould India Expo 2026 will spotlight the latest developments and advanced technological innovations in tooling, mould-making, plastic injection moulding, and precision manufacturing. Visitors can expect comprehensive displays of CNC machining, EDM systems, CAD/CAM/CAE software, additive manufacturing, heat treatment solutions, and advanced 3D printing applications for the die and mould industry. From machine tools and accessories to injection moulding machines, mould bases, and components, the exhibition covers the entire engineering and tooling value chain.
The event attracts professionals from key sectors such as automotive, consumer durables, electricals, electronics, and industrial manufacturing, making it a premier destination for sourcing, learning, and networking. Recognised as a gateway to the global market, Die & Mould India Expo 2026 offers unparalleled opportunities for collaboration, business expansion, and technology exchange among die and mould suppliers in India and overseas participants.
Reflecting on the growing importance of the exhibition, Devaraya Manjunath Sheregar, President, TAGMA India, said, “Die & Mould India has always been a reflection of the strength and capability of the Indian tooling industry. As we move towards the 14th edition in 2026, our focus is on creating a platform that not only showcases world-class and advanced technologies but also enables meaningful collaborations, knowledge exchange, and global engagement for Indian toolmakers.”
Highlighting the industry’s momentum, D. Shanmugasundaram, Vice President, TAGMA India, added, “The response to previous editions has demonstrated how rapidly the Indian die and mould sector is evolving. Die & Mould India Expo 2026 will build on this momentum by bringing together machine manufacturers, automation experts, toolmakers, and solution providers under one roof, helping the industry move towards higher precision, productivity, and global competitiveness.”
The scale and impact of the exhibition were evident during Die & Mould India Expo 2024, which witnessed over 38,000 visitors from over 15 industry sectors, along with in excess of 35 product launches, participation exceeding 15 OEMs in the B2B Pavilion, a well-received Korean Pavilion featuring around 10 companies, and delegations from over 25 organisations exploring partnerships and collaborations. These milestones underline the growing global confidence in India’s tooling capabilities.
Die & Mould India Expo 2026 promises to take this success even further, offering visitors the opportunity to discover advanced innovations, experience next-generation technologies, attend technical knowledge sessions, connect with leading suppliers, compare solutions, and gain insights into future industry trends. The exhibition is a must-attend platform for manufacturers, engineers, buyers, and decision-makers across the precision tooling and manufacturing ecosystem.
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