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India Warehousing Show 2025 Closes with Strong Global Presence
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India Warehousing Show 2025 Closes with Strong Global Presence

The 14th edition of the India Warehousing Show (IWS) 2025 concluded successfully at Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, drawing participation from over 300 exhibitors across 15 countries and welcoming 15,000+ visitors. Recognised as India’s leading platform for warehousing and logistics excellence, IWS 2025 offered a comprehensive display of cutting-edge automation, sustainable warehousing solutions, and next-gen supply chain technologies. 

The show was inaugurated by Shri Pankaj Kumar, Joint Secretary – Logistics, DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. In his opening address, he reaffirmed the government’s focus on developing a future-ready, integrated logistics infrastructure to boost India’s global competitiveness. 

Policy and knowledge leadership 

A key highlight was the soft launch of the E-Handbook on Warehousing Standards, a joint initiative by the Warehousing Association of India (WAI) and DPIIT, aimed at enhancing industry standardisation and policy alignment. 

Across three days, industry experts participated in panels discussing supply chain leadership, ESG integration, warehousing compliance, cybersecurity, and the upcoming National Warehouse Rating Framework. Sessions featured stakeholders from Nestlé, IBM, Infosys, Mankind Pharma, NAFED, JK Cement, Zomato Hyperpure, and others. 

Product launches and innovation 

Several innovative technologies were launched during the show: 

 Toyota Material Handling showcased its Discel Forklift CEV 5 trucks 

 Treewalker Automation introduced delivery robotics 

 Swastik Industries presented PLS boxes 

 ITOH Denki launched Power Moller solutions 

Boxtron unveiled the Bharat Screed B23 

These innovations, along with technologies from Germany, UAE, China, Singapore, the UK and others, drew keen interest from logistics leaders, warehousing experts, procurement heads, and government representatives. 

Industry sentiment and participation 

Umang Gupta, Country Head, RX India, said: 

“The India Warehousing Show is the flagship event for India’s logistics and supply chain industry. The 14th edition saw enthusiastic participation, with over 300 exhibitors showcasing advanced machinery and automation solutions. This convergence of global expertise and Indian enterprise cements IWS as the definitive platform for showcasing India’s supply chain ambitions.” 

He added that the show’s success was marked by live demonstrations, high-impact B2B meetings, and strong deal-making opportunities, enabling businesses to expand their reach and connect with new customer segments. 

Looking ahead: India Cold Chain Show 

The India Cold Chain Show, part of the broader IWS portfolio, is set to return to Mumbai in November 2025. It will spotlight cold storage innovation, smart cold logistics, and emerging technologies designed for temperature-controlled supply chains. 

The event will bring together industry leaders, solution providers, policymakers, and buyers under one roof to explore trends, address sectoral challenges, and accelerate growth in the cold chain ecosystem. 





 


The 14th edition of the India Warehousing Show (IWS) 2025 concluded successfully at Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, drawing participation from over 300 exhibitors across 15 countries and welcoming 15,000+ visitors. Recognised as India’s leading platform for warehousing and logistics excellence, IWS 2025 offered a comprehensive display of cutting-edge automation, sustainable warehousing solutions, and next-gen supply chain technologies. The show was inaugurated by Shri Pankaj Kumar, Joint Secretary – Logistics, DPIIT, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. In his opening address, he reaffirmed the government’s focus on developing a future-ready, integrated logistics infrastructure to boost India’s global competitiveness. Policy and knowledge leadership A key highlight was the soft launch of the E-Handbook on Warehousing Standards, a joint initiative by the Warehousing Association of India (WAI) and DPIIT, aimed at enhancing industry standardisation and policy alignment. Across three days, industry experts participated in panels discussing supply chain leadership, ESG integration, warehousing compliance, cybersecurity, and the upcoming National Warehouse Rating Framework. Sessions featured stakeholders from Nestlé, IBM, Infosys, Mankind Pharma, NAFED, JK Cement, Zomato Hyperpure, and others. Product launches and innovation Several innovative technologies were launched during the show:  Toyota Material Handling showcased its Discel Forklift CEV 5 trucks  Treewalker Automation introduced delivery robotics  Swastik Industries presented PLS boxes  ITOH Denki launched Power Moller solutions Boxtron unveiled the Bharat Screed B23 These innovations, along with technologies from Germany, UAE, China, Singapore, the UK and others, drew keen interest from logistics leaders, warehousing experts, procurement heads, and government representatives. Industry sentiment and participation Umang Gupta, Country Head, RX India, said: “The India Warehousing Show is the flagship event for India’s logistics and supply chain industry. The 14th edition saw enthusiastic participation, with over 300 exhibitors showcasing advanced machinery and automation solutions. This convergence of global expertise and Indian enterprise cements IWS as the definitive platform for showcasing India’s supply chain ambitions.” He added that the show’s success was marked by live demonstrations, high-impact B2B meetings, and strong deal-making opportunities, enabling businesses to expand their reach and connect with new customer segments. Looking ahead: India Cold Chain Show The India Cold Chain Show, part of the broader IWS portfolio, is set to return to Mumbai in November 2025. It will spotlight cold storage innovation, smart cold logistics, and emerging technologies designed for temperature-controlled supply chains. The event will bring together industry leaders, solution providers, policymakers, and buyers under one roof to explore trends, address sectoral challenges, and accelerate growth in the cold chain ecosystem.  

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