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The global integrated drive system market is witnessing sustained expansion, valued at USD 50.17 billion in 2026 and projected to reach USD 94.95 billion by 2034
Trinidad and Tobago has long held a strategic position within the Caribbean, supported by a strong industrial base embedded in energy
The global die and mould industry, one of manufacturing’s most decisive yet least visible sectors, is entering a period
India’s manufacturing rise is being celebrated in policy circles, investor forums and export boardrooms. New industrial parks are announced with regularity
The global market for high-performance, lubrication-free, and low-wear polymers continues to expand as industries shift toward materials that reduce maintenance
Industrial automation and advanced motion systems are entering a new phase as robotics, artificial intelligence, and intelligent mechanical systems converge
Global demand for advanced ventilation and drive technologies continues to expand as industries pursue energy-efficient infrastructure, digital manufacturing systems
The global industrial economy is entering a decisive phase in which electrification, automation, and digital infrastructure are converging into integrated energy systems that extend across factories
Bengaluru, 10 November 2025: Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association (IMTMA) will organise IMTEX FORMING 2026 from 21 to 25 January 2026 at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru. IMTEX FORMING 2026 will feature the following concurrent events:Tooltech, which focuses on machine tool accessories, metrology solutions, CAD / CAM tools, tooling systems, and the latest trends in tooling industryDigital Manufacturing, which showcases real-time solutions in additive manufacturing and Industry 4.0Weldexpo, in association with the Indian Institute of Welding (IIW-India) that showcases the latestwelding technologiesMoldex India and Fastenex India, organised by Messe Stuttgart, focusing on moulding, fasteners, and fixing technologies respectively, will…
New Delhi [India], November 6: India’s aluminium industry is undergoing a pivotal transformation. With national demand projected to rise from around 5.3 million tonnes today to nearly 8.3 million tonnes by 2030, both primary and secondary producers have crucial roles to play in meeting industrial and environmental goals. The secondary aluminium sector, founded on recycling domestic and imported scrap, now contributes nearly 40% of India’s total aluminium supply and has become a cornerstone of sustainable manufacturing, supported by roughly 20 percent domestic and 80 percent imported scrap inputs.India still does not generate enough end-of-life aluminium scrap to meet rising demand…