SGAI–ASGA India Expo To Debut In January 2027
The Screenprinting & Graphics Association of India (SGAI) will organise the inaugural SGAI Expo/ASGA India Expo 2027 from January 21–23 at the CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre in Vashi, Navi Mumbai.
The exhibition will bring together stakeholders across screen printing, textile printing and digital printing, providing a platform to showcase technologies, explore partnerships and develop business opportunities.
The event is supported by the Asia Screen Printing & Graphic Imaging Association (ASGA), the European Specialist Printing Manufacturers Association (ESMA) and SDPE China 2026, the Guangzhou International Screen Printing and Digital Intelligent Printing Expo.
Exhibitors will include machinery and technology manufacturers, distributors, dealers, service providers and allied businesses involved in printing processes. The show will cater to industrial printers, textile printers, technicians, consultants, entrepreneurs and end-users who incorporate printing into their manufacturing operations.
Announcing the exhibition, Anil Brahmbhatt, President, SGAI, said, “The Indian screen printing industry is witnessing accelerated growth. As SGAI President, I invite you to reap the benefits of its progress and development by being present at the inaugural edition of this path breaking event. This new show is set to become among the world’s leading and Asia’s finest exhibitions, attracting visitor delegations from many countries worldwide. We look forward to your presence and welcome you to join us for a truly international exhibition experience at a truly world class venue. Let’s take the screen printing industry to even greater heights by coming together at this dedicated event of the industry, for the industry and by the industry!”
According to the organisers, growing domestic consumption, technological advances and the government’s Make in India initiative are creating opportunities for the sector. The exhibition aims to support this growth by connecting technology suppliers with printing businesses and industrial users.
