The 9th edition of HIMTEX, the Hyderabad International Machine Tool & Engineering Expo, is set to take place from August 20 to 24, 2026, at the HITEX Exhibition Centre in Hyderabad. This event is expected to attract a significant number of exhibitors and potential trade visitors, with a gross exhibition area of over 0+ square meters and an impressive lineup of more than 0+ exhibits. The expo aims to showcase advancements in machine tools, cutting tools, automation and robotics, general engineering, and other related fields.
HIMTEX has grown into one of the most progressive industrial exhibitions in India, playing a crucial role in enhancing the manufacturing capabilities of Telangana and neighboring states. This year's event promises to be a platform for innovative technologies and untapped opportunities in the machine tool industry. The expo will also feature a strong presence from the automobile and auto component sectors, with investments from major brands such as Benelli, BYD, UM Lohia Two Wheelers, Hyundai Mobis, KIA, Hero Motocorp, Brakes India, and Ashok Leyland.
Hyderabad is emerging as a new hub for defence and aerospace industries. The upcoming naval shipbuilding facility by Reliance Defence at Rambilli and Visakhapatnam will further boost the local industrial landscape. Key partners such as ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation), Hindustan Shipyard, Bharat Electronics, and other public sector units are also present in the region.
Organized by HITEX Exhibition Centre with support from various partners including diamond sponsors and media partners, HIMTEX offers exhibitors unparalleled exposure to the target audience in Telangana and neighboring South Indian states. Networking opportunities with industry professionals will provide valuable connections for attendees. Additionally, participating in HIMTEX can enhance brand credibility among discerning industrial audiences.
With its strategic location and robust industrial ecosystem, HIMTEX 2026 is poised to be a landmark event for companies looking to establish or strengthen their presence in the machine tool industry.