Small show, good for packaging inputs, strong visitor turnout from smaller cities

Pamex review

Some say, the just concluded Pamex in Delhi from 19 to 22 January, was a bad show or “again” one of the too many small shows with little benefit for the vendors. For others, this was a very good show.

January 23, 2010 | By PSA editorial team

Some say, the just concluded Pamex in Delhi from 19 to 22 January, was a bad show or “again” one of the too many small shows with little benefit for the vendors. For others, this was a very good show. Or, at least, a better show than many others. The fact is, that there hasn’t been a Pamex in Delhi for the past 27 years, and there haven’t been too many other non-niche printing shows in the North Indian region apart from PrintPack in January 2009.

So even if Pamex cannot deliver on its “inter”-national credo, as a regional fair it appeared to be useful enough to attract between 12 and 16,000 visitors on the 4 days. Although Pamex may not have been profitable for its organisers, it certainly was for many of the exhibitors. By the end of the show, virtually all presses and postpress equipment used for demos at the booths had been sold, and most of the vendors reported good leads on top of the definitive orders placed. At least 20 vendors of digital printers, die-cutting, folding, binding and folding machines reported sales of a few dozen units.

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By kanishk jain

Jan 23 2010

now exhibitors understand that frequent exhibitons couldnot yield them results. two shows in mumbai last in 3 months.india is one and need one big show atleast once in a year and after every 2 year. drupa is held after every 4 years . there should be ne


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