What to Expect at the Gujarat Pharma & Labtech Expo 2025?

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Key Takeaways
- Expo showcases over 400 exhibitors in the pharmaceutical sector.
- It serves as a networking platform for SMEs in pharmaceutical machinery and engineering.
- Concurrent expos on contract manufacturing and raw materials enhance the experience.
- Gujarat's commitment to healthcare innovation is reaffirmed.
- Ahmedabad is recognized as the Pharma Capital of India.
Gandhinagar, Aug 5 (NationPress) The 20th edition of the Pharma & Labtech Expo 2025 was officially opened on Tuesday at the Helipad Exhibition Centre in Gandhinagar by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, along with State Health Minister Rishikesh Patel.
This three-day event gathers industry leaders, innovators, and stakeholders from India's dynamic pharmaceutical and laboratory technology fields.
Covering an impressive 25,000 square metres, the large-scale exhibition features more than 400 exhibitors, displaying a wide variety of pharmaceutical products, manufacturing equipment, packaging technology, laboratory apparatus, and analytical instruments.
The expo serves as a significant networking platform for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) involved in pharmaceutical machinery, engineering, formulations, and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).
This year also includes concurrent expos focusing on contract manufacturing and raw and packaging materials, providing a thorough perspective of the pharmaceutical ecosystem.
A dedicated pavilion showcasing pumps, valves, pipes, and fittings is available for industrial buyers and engineering experts.
During his visit, the Chief Minister explored various booths, engaged with industry leaders, and reaffirmed Gujarat's dedication to fostering healthcare innovation, industrial growth, and excellence in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
He commended the expo for establishing an energetic platform that links research, manufacturing, and commercialization within the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.
The event also featured notable figures such as Gandhinagar Mayor Meera Patel, Bhailu Bapu of Paliyad from Akhil Bhartiya Sant Samiti, Dr. Prashant Korat, President of BJP Yuva Morcha, Dr. H.G. Koshia, Commissioner of FDCA, Dr. Ravikant Sharma, Deputy Drug Controller at the Regional Office in Ahmedabad (Govt. of India), and Dr. Viranchi Shah, former national president of the Indian Drug Manufacturers’ Association (IDMA).
Ahmedabad, often referred to as the Pharma Capital of India, has become a significant center for pharmaceutical manufacturing, research, and exports.
Home to prominent domestic and multinational pharmaceutical companies, the city boasts a robust industrial ecosystem supported by advanced infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and proactive regulatory frameworks.