bC India exhibition proves popular

Major equipment manufacturers have signed up for bC India 2013 for the first time with space for the event running out. Despite extending the available exhibition space to 150,000m² (2011: 88,000m²) bC India 2013 is already almost fully booked. Thomas Löffler, chief executive officer bC Expo India, says: “Many companies have booked more space than at the first event. That shows the high regard bC India already enjoys among exhibitors.” JCB has been attracted to bC India 2013 as a first-time exhibitor.
November 30, 2012 Read time: 2 mins
The inaugural bC India held in Mumbai

Major equipment manufacturers have signed up for bC India 2013 for the first time with space for the event running out.

Despite extending the available exhibition space to 150,000m² (2011: 88,000m²) 1260 bC India 2013 is already almost fully booked.

Thomas Löffler, chief executive officer bC Expo India, says: “Many companies have booked more space than at the first event. That shows the high regard bC India already enjoys among exhibitors.”

JCB has been attracted to bC India 2013 as a first-time exhibitor.
“We are excited to participate in the bC India exhibition and look forward to presenting new innovations from 255 JCB at the show,” says Amit Gossain, vice president, marketing and business development at JCB India.

Other first-time exhibitors at bC India also include 236 Hyundai, 176 Case, 6406 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, 6407 Ashok Leyland, 2203 CIFA and 1171 Shantui.

Once again interest from abroad is high: bC India 2013 will feature first-time pavilions from Northern Ireland and Japan. And China, France, Great Britain, Italy, Russia, South Korea and Spain will all be organising joint presentations from their countries for the second time.

The next edition of the 688 Bauma 3485 Conexpo Show, the bC India International Trade Fair for Construction Machinery, Building Material Machines, Mining Machines and Construction Vehicles, takes place from 5-8 February, 2013 at the Bandra Kurla Complex in Mumbai, India’s largest city.

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