Along with China, India is one of the most important growth markets for analysis, laboratory technology and biotechnology in Asia. Increasing industrialization and India's export-oriented economy combined with enormous expansion of its research and development activities, especially in the sectors for pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and the life sciences, are resulting in increased demand for modern solutions and analysis equipment.
"The current market size for analytical and scientific instruments in India is 1 billion USD. The estimated growth rate amounts to 15 percent per annum and the market is expected to reach around 1.5 billion USD by 2010. The chromatography business is expected to grow at 15-20 percent, while MS and life science instrumentation will witness even higher growth of 20-25 percent per annum." (S. Thyagarajan, Vice President, IAIA - Indian Analytical Instrumentation Association).
Perfect Location
Hyderabad is the capital of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh and is located in the middle of the country. It is the sixth largest Indian city and is considered an up-and-coming location for IT and biotechnology. Hyderabad is also a center for the pharmaceutical industry and home to companies such as Avra Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., Divis Labs, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories, Genotex International (India) Pvt. Ltd., Indigene Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Matrix Laboratories and Vimta Labs Pvt. Ltd.. International groups of companies in the health-care sector such as Apollo, CARE, CDR, Global, Kamineni, Mediciti, Medinova, Medwin, NIMS, Pacific and Yashoda also have subsidiaries in Hyderabad.
By founding Genome Valley, Hyderabad is reinforcing its position as a hub for the biotech and pharmaceutical industry in India even further. More than 100 biotechnology companies will be located in the biotech cluster, which will have its won state-of-the-art infrastructure and laboratory facilities. The Genome Valley project also includes a nanotechnology park in a suburb of Hyderabad and India's leading forensics laboratory, the CDFD (Center for DNA Fingerprinting and Diagnostics).
Add to that an entire group of government research organizations and nine universities – among them the University of Hyerdabad – that deal with chemical and biological analysis including the Centre for Cellular & Molecular Biology (CCMB), the Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (IICT) and the National Institute of Nutrition (NIN).
Hyderabad's efforts to become the Indian center for biotechnology are supported and promoted by a comprehensive biotech policy.
Your way to the Indian market
analytica Anacon India will help you to develop the Indian market. In January 2003 it was be held, for the first time, by IMAG, the International Exhibition and Fair Service of Messe München GmbH and as co-organizer IAIA, Indian Analytical Instruments Association, Mumbai. These partners are pooling their expertise in order to adapt Anacon, the Conference with Trade Fair, which has existed since 1997, to international standards, and to satisfy the subcontinent's demand, which has grown tremendously.
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IMAG has operated on the Indian market since 1983. It currently ensures perfect organisation at several events in New Delhi and Bangalore.
The Indo-German Chamber of Commerce is also an active partner. It will guarantee that the fair goes off without a hitch.
analytica Anacon India is held every two years in the global network of events by the Munich Fairs International Group (MMI).
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Take advantage of this opportunity to showcase your products and solutions at analytica Anacon India in Hyderabad from September 29 - October 01, 2009. We would be glad to see you.
Please download here the application form.
