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SCHWING Stetter India to Showcase 26 Products at bauma CONEXPO INDIA
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SCHWING Stetter India to Showcase 26 Products at bauma CONEXPO INDIA

SCHWING Stetter India will showcase 26 products across a 2,500 sq. m. display area at bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026, scheduled from 15-18 September 2026 at India Expo Centre, Greater Noida. Under the theme “Engineering Future,” the company will present its latest solutions across concrete equipment, pumping systems, batching plants, transit mixers, crushing solutions and project-focused technologies.

The showcase will highlight the changing needs of India’s construction equipment sector, with a focus on electrification, alternative fuels, higher productivity, energy efficiency and smarter equipment solutions. The displayed technologies are designed to improve operational efficiency while supporting sustainable construction practices and reducing environmental impact.

Speaking about the showcase, V.G. Sakthikumar, Chairman & Managing Director, SCHWING Stetter India, said that the construction equipment industry is undergoing a transformation driven by electrification, automation, energy efficiency and the need for higher productivity.

He added that the “Engineering Future” theme reflects the company’s approach towards developing solutions aligned with the evolving demands of the construction and infrastructure sectors. According to him, bauma CONEXPO INDIA will provide a platform to demonstrate how technology can support the next phase of infrastructure development in India.

SCHWING Stetter India will showcase 26 products across a 2,500 sq. m. display area at bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026, scheduled from 15-18 September 2026 at India Expo Centre, Greater Noida. Under the theme “Engineering Future,” the company will present its latest solutions across concrete equipment, pumping systems, batching plants, transit mixers, crushing solutions and project-focused technologies.The showcase will highlight the changing needs of India’s construction equipment sector, with a focus on electrification, alternative fuels, higher productivity, energy efficiency and smarter equipment solutions. The displayed technologies are designed to improve operational efficiency while supporting sustainable construction practices and reducing environmental impact.Speaking about the showcase, V.G. Sakthikumar, Chairman & Managing Director, SCHWING Stetter India, said that the construction equipment industry is undergoing a transformation driven by electrification, automation, energy efficiency and the need for higher productivity.He added that the “Engineering Future” theme reflects the company’s approach towards developing solutions aligned with the evolving demands of the construction and infrastructure sectors. According to him, bauma CONEXPO INDIA will provide a platform to demonstrate how technology can support the next phase of infrastructure development in India.

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