bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026: Where the Future of Construction Takes Shape
Greater Noida is preparing to host bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026, with the event officially sold out and set to welcome over 1,100 exhibitors. As India’s premier trade fair for construction machinery, building material equipment, mining technology, and construction vehicles, the event will be held at the India Expo Centre in Greater Noida from 15-18 September.
This eighth edition has reached full capacity, spanning 1.45 million sq. ft. and hosting more than 1,100 exhibitors. Organizers anticipate over 75,000 attendees from upwards of 100 countries. The Government of Bihar is participating as the State Partner, while buyer delegations representing more than 15 states and Union Territories will arrive to source equipment for infrastructure projects across the country.
Brand ambassadors for the 2026 edition include Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra and Indian women’s cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur. They embody the ambition and national pride driving the country’s development, connecting with the people and companies building India’s future. The event also introduces buno, the official mascot, alongside the new anthem, ‘India is Building. India is Moving.’ By August 2026, the Indian construction equipment sector has entered a pivotal phase of expansion. The Union Budget 2026–27 has pushed public capital expenditure to a record ₹12.2 lakh crore, marking an increase of roughly 9% over previous estimates, while launching a specific scheme to bolster domestic manufacturing of advanced infrastructure and construction equipment. This funding is expected to drive progress across highways, railways, metros, airports, logistics corridors, mining, and urban development. Such significant investment is also raising expectations for equipment performance. "India’s infrastructure ambitions demand equipment that performs decisively in the field, not merely on paper. Buyers are looking beyond specifications to measurable productivity, uptime, operating economics and the strength of the support network behind every machine. bauma CONEXPO INDIA brings the full equipment ecosystem together, enabling informed investment decisions and turning market demand into concrete business opportunities," said Bhupinder Singh, President IMEA, Messe München, and CEO, Messe Muenchen India. Against this backdrop, bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026 unites the entire construction equipment value chain at a crucial moment for industry growth. The platform serves as a hub for equipment manufacturers, component and attachment suppliers, technology providers, engine and power-system companies, tyre manufacturers, financing partners, and after-sales specialists to connect with the buyers managing fleet and project investments. With thousands of products and technologies covering earthmoving, road construction, concrete, lifting, mining, material processing, and supporting systems, the show allows buyers to compare competing solutions in one location. Attendees can inspect machines in person, assess their suitability for specific applications, discuss productivity and operating costs, review financing options, and evaluate service networks and spare-parts support before finalizing their investments. "For contractors, equipment is a project-critical asset. The right machine can accelerate delivery, protect margins and raise execution standards, while the wrong choice can create costly delays. bauma CONEXPO INDIA gives buyers a direct platform to test options, challenge suppliers and secure the machines, financing and lifecycle support required to deliver with confidence," said Shri Ravindra Tyagi, National President, Builders’ Association of India (BAI) The exhibition is organized into four primary categories: The event also showcases components, technologies, and services, including engines, power systems, transmission and fluid technology, tyres, wear parts, process control, navigation, communications, safety solutions, maintenance and technical support. Leading Indian and international manufacturers in the exhibitor line-up include Action Construction Equipment Ltd, Ammann India, Balkrishna Industries Limited (BKT), Caterpillar India Pvt Ltd, CEAT Limited, Cummins India Limited, Escorts Kubota Limited, HD Construction Equipment India Pvt. Ltd, JCB India, Jindal Steel Ltd, JK Tyre India Ltd, Liebherr India, LiuGong India, Larsen & Toubro Limited, PALFINGER India Pvt Ltd, PERI India Pvt Ltd, Propel Industries Pvt Ltd, Putzmeister Concrete Machines Pvt Ltd, Puzzolana Machinery Fabricators, SANY India, Schwing Stetter (India) Pvt Ltd, TADANO CRANES INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED, Tata Hitachi Construction Machinery Ltd, Tata Motors India Ltd, Terex India Pvt Ltd, Volvo Construction Equipment, Wirtgen India Pvt Ltd, XCMG MACHINERY (INDIA) Pvt Ltd, Zoomlion India Pvt Ltd and many more. "The country's continued focus on infrastructure creation, manufacturing growth, urbanisation, and economic development provides significant opportunities for the construction equipment industry. bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026 exhibition provides a valuable platform for showcasing new technologies, exchanging knowledge, and developing business partnerships. It reflects the scale, progress, and future potential of the construction equipment industry in India. At a time when the industry is navigating both global uncertainties and new opportunities, the exhibition serves as an important forum for collaboration, innovation, and shaping the future direction of the sector," said Deepak Shetty, President, Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers’ Association and CEO and Managing Director, JCB India. As the State Partner, the Industries Department of the Government of Bihar will highlight the state as a growing hub for infrastructure, construction, and industrial investment in Eastern India. Furthermore, confirmed buyer delegations will arrive from Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Jammu & Kashmir, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and other regions. This national presence provides exhibitors with direct access to demand from both established equipment hubs and areas experiencing new project activity, fleet expansion, and replacement needs. The Buyer–Seller Forum will facilitate targeted one-to-one meetings between suppliers and teams focused on procurement, sourcing, technical operations, and asset management. Buyers can identify relevant exhibitors beforehand, while suppliers gain a clearer understanding of regional and project-specific requirements. International pavilions from Germany, China, Taiwan, and Italy, alongside exhibitors from around the globe, will present a powerful display of international innovation for Indian buyers. Visitors can explore advanced machinery, components, and technologies, compare solutions tailored to local applications and operating conditions, and engage directly with global experts regarding performance, reliability, and service support. For Indian OEMs and component manufacturers, this international presence creates opportunities for new sourcing, localization partnerships, technology transfer, joint manufacturing ventures, and access to global markets. It serves as a high-value platform for building connections that can strengthen India’s equipment ecosystem and accelerate the next generation of construction and mining solutions. Specialist industry associations will lead application-focused discussions alongside the exhibition: These programmes will bridge technical knowledge with the machinery and systems showcased on the exhibition floor. bauma CONEXPO INDIA is organized by Messe München and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, with the Indian Construction Equipment Manufacturers’ Association as the Partner Association and the Builders’ Association of India as the Joint Organizer. The 2026 edition is supported by the National Highways Authority of India and the National Institute of Rock Mechanics. Demtech India will be co-located with the exhibition. bauma CONEXPO INDIA 2026 will function as a major decision-making marketplace where project demand meets manufacturing capacity, new technologies meet operating realities, and investments shaping India’s next infrastructure cycle move closer to execution.
A marketplace shaped by project requirements
The complete equipment value chain
Government and state participation broaden market access
International participation expands sourcing options
Technical programmes address industry priorities
Industry-wide support