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India Health 2026 Highlights India’s Growing Medtech Manufacturing Base

India Health 2026 Highlights India’s Growing Medtech Manufacturing Base
India Health 2026 to Spotlight India’s Expanding Medtech Manufacturing & Innovation Base · republicworld.com

India Health 2026 is a large meeting about medical equipment and healthcare technology.

It will happen in New Delhi from August 21 to 23.

Companies from India and other countries are expected to attend.

The event will show how India is making more medical devices and technologies.

One special area will focus on medical manufacturing.

Visitors will see tools such as AI-powered X-rays, health screening systems and surgical technologies.

Experts will discuss artificial intelligence, genetics, digital healthcare and worker training.

The Dubai Health Authority will also participate.

Organizers hope the event will help companies, doctors, policymakers and innovators work together.

Key facts

Edition
Third edition of India Health
Expected exhibitors
More than 300 domestic and international brands
Expected professionals
Over 8,000 healthcare and medtech professionals
Medtech opportunity
Estimated at US$35 billion by 2030 by Bain & Company
Medical device exports
Projected to rise from about US$4 billion in FY25 to around US$8 billion by 2030
Conference programme
More than 35 sessions and over 80 speakers
Special exhibition areas
Medical Manufacturing Zone and International Pavilion

Quotes

Yogesh Mudras

Managing Director, Informa Markets in India

“"India's healthcare ecosystem is at a defining inflection point. The country's growing manufacturing capabilities, innovation‑led growth and increasing global competitiveness are reshaping how healthcare technologies are developed, produced and delivered. India Health 2026 reflects this transformation by bringing together manufacturers, innovators, healthcare providers and policymakers on a common platform to drive collaboration, accelerate technology adoption and create new business opportunity”
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