The Indian machine tools sector offers several opportunities for investment. Given the current gap between demand and supply, there is a clear need for adding capacities in this sector. The industry is moving towards increasingly sophisticated CNC machines, driven by demand from key user segments, such as automobiles and consumer durables. Machine tool manufacturers need to develop capabilities to cater to this demand and investments in this area could yield long term benefits.

Indian machine tool manufacturing industries are now ready and all set to expand their reach to the international market and Amtex-2014 is going to provide the space to showcase them not only to the domestic market but also to the international market as witnessed in the previous editions. For example, Amtex 2012 witnessed the representation of 14 countries such as exclusive pavilion from China, Taiwan and Korea, participation from US, Spain, Turkey, Japan, Slovenia, Italy, Israel, Singapore and others.

Spreading over 149 acres of prime land in the heart of New Delhi with an attachment of 71,290 sq m of covered exhibition space in 18 air-conditioned halls, Pragati Maidan is waiting for the footfalls from far off countries. It's the 10,000 sq m showcased area that will be the most craved zone for the exhibitors and visitors in the month of July. Asian giants are eagerly waiting to showcase their products with the recent developments in the machine tool industry.

Starting from the year 2001, Amtex has constantly gained its position as one of the largest show of machine tools industry which has observed a growth of 300 percent in this period. Amtex with well over 1,200 stalls is expected to provide an exciting platform to all the participants and is expected to broaden up the horizon of machine tool industry. "Since its inception in 2001, Amtex has grown phenomenally to become one of the largest shows in machine tools, machineries and manufacturing technologies in India.