analytica Anacon India—the gathering for your success.

Analytica Anacon India - 6th International Trade Fair for Laboratory Technology, Analysis, Biotechnology and Diagnostics

October12-14,2011 , Bombay Exhibition Center | Mumbai

analytica Anacon India, a spin-off exhibition of the world’s leading trade fair analytica in Munich, is the industry’s leading trade fair for the Indian market. It showcases solutions for everything related to analysis, laboratory technology and biotechnology. But above all, it gives you an outstanding platform for your contacts and business in India.

Since its premiere in 2003, analytica Anacon India has constantly and successfully  continued to develop. Whether it comes to the exhibition, the program of related events or the conference, this is where industry exhibitors come to exchange ideas and information and generate new momentum for research, science, business and the media.

Take advantage of this attractive platform to introduce your marketable new solutions and promote your business in one of the most important growth markets in Asia.

India—the future growth market.

India is an increasingly popular production location among international businessmen. The political situation in India is very stable, and its specialized personnel are very well educated. In the 2010 Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Confidence Index compiled by management consultancy A.T. Kearney, India is considered a top investment destination: it is in third place in the confidence ranking after China and the United States.

Unless there is some extraordinary event, growth will continue and India will grow in the 7–9% range for the next decade.

Indian chemicals industry continues to grow

The chemicals industry is one of India’s most important branches of industry with production volume of USD 32 billion. Base chemicals accounted for USD 20 billion of that volume, special chemicals for USD 6 billion and agricultural chemicals, pharmaceuticals and
biotechnology for USD 6 billion.

• According to the Department of Chemicals & Petrochemicals, USD 100 billion is expected to be invested in new plants and the expansion of existing plants to manufacture chemical and pharma- ceutical products between now and 2015.

Pharma industry is focusing more strongly on India

• Sales in the Indian pharma industry are expected to increase by 8% between now and 2015, compared to 6% growth worldwide.
• India’s importance to the global pharma industry is expected to increase considerably during the next ten years. India’s pharma market is expected to be in the top ten worldwide by 2020, increasing to approximately USD 50 billion (2009: USD 19 billion).

Biotechnology in India

• The life-science sector has double-digit growth rates, making it one of the most important driving forces behind India’s knowledge-based economy.

• According to the National Biotechnology Development Strategy, the 11th Indian Five Year Plan (2007–2012) calls for an increase in financing for research activities from EUR 250 million to EUR 1.125 billion.

Three pillars of the fair’s concept for analytica Anacon India 2011:

EXHIBITION

• Laboratory equipment
• Measurement and testing
• Instrumental analysis
• Biotechnology/Diagnostics
• International pavillions

Accompanying Events

• Workshop
• Exhibitor Forum
• Poster Presentation
• Exhibitor Gala Night
• IAIA-Award Ceremony

SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE

Main themes in 2011:
• Analytical quality control
• Environmental analysis
• Food analysis
• Life science

analytica Anacon India 2009—Facts & Figures

Exhibitor & visitor satisfaction

VISITOR TARGET GROUPS

• Chemicals and petrochemicals
• Electronics and electrical engineering
• Pharmaceuticals industry
• Industrial research and development
• Medical and diagnostics industry
• Public-sector research and development
• Environmental protection
• Public authorities /public facilities / universities

Range of exhibits

Analysis
• Equipment for instrumental analysis
• Chromatography
• Spectroscopes
• Microscopes and optical image processing

Measuring and Testing / Quality Control
• Industrial quality control
• Material testing
• Characterization and properties of materials
• Quality control in pharmacology and industry

Laboratory Technology
• Laboratory equipment and machines
• Laboratory data systems and documentation
• Laboratory apparatus
• Chemicals, reagents and consumables

Life Sciences and Biotechnology
• Bioanalysis
• Biochemicals
• Bioinformatics
• Laboratory technology for biotech and life sciences
• Medicine and diagnostics

List of exhibitors at analytica Anacon India 2009 (excerpt)

Agilent • Anton Paar • BRAND • Bruker • BUCHI • CVC Technologies • Dionex • Dragon Medical • DUKSAN • Eppendorf • GE Healthcare • JOEL • Labcon North America • Merck • Millipore • Netzsch • PEAK • Retsch • RFCL• Shimadzu • Showa Denko • Spinco • Testo •
TharSFC • Thermo Fisher • Ultra • Varian • Waters • YMC • Zodiac

TEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BE THERE AS AN EXHIBITOR!

1. India’s economy has been growing at a rate of at least 7% p.a. for several years.
2. India has a very favorable, stable political situation.
3. Improvements in healthcare will create a great demand for high-standard diagnostic devices.
4. New industrial sectors (pharmaceuticals, food exports) require increased capacities in R&D and quality control.
5. The Indian government is developing biotechnology parks to facilitate cooperation between the areas of research and development.
6. Visitors with large investment budgets. The visitors who attend the fair are from branches of industry with large invest-ment budgets and from the science and research sectors.
7. analytica Anacon India is India’s leading exhibition for laboratory technology, analysis, quality control, biotechnology and life science.
8. The analytica Anacon India Conference addresses the elite research and development by selected topics with international high ranking speakers.
9. analytica’s global network, which includes shows in Germany, China, India and Vietnam, will help you to establish your company in well known or new emerging markets around the world.
10. The show is organized by Messe München, organizer of the leading international trade fair analytica in Munich, Germany.

PERFECT PRESENCE

Marketing Services
Besides providing space for your stand, IMAG has a wide range of marketing services available to help you promote your presence at analytica Anacon India. They are an effective way to ensure that you make the right contacts before, during and after the show.

Additional information will be available as of February/March 2011: www.analyticaindia.com > Exhibitors > Services > Marketing Services

Stand packages

Eye-catching stands that are easy to organize: Optimize your presence at analytica Anacon India with IMAG. Various stand pack- ages are available for stands up to 36 m2 in size:

Prices for exhibition space start at EUR 290/m2.
Additional information:  > Exhibitors > Participation > Stand construction

First-rate accompanying conference

Well-known scientists from around the world report on current techniques and methods and on the latest industry trends in presentations that bridge the gap between science and industry.

Presentation topics include highlights from the analysis, chromatography and biotechnology/life-sciences sectors and cover a wide range of information.

The program of scientific lectures is organized by the Indian Analytical Instruments Association (IAIA) and Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. A. Kettrup (Technical University Munich, Dept. of Ecological Chemistry and Environment). During the past few years, the analytica Anacon India Conference has developed into a competent, focused gathering for the entire industry.

Visitors’ ratings of accompanying events

Mumbai —India ’s commercial center - Bombay Exhibition Centre

Mumbai (Bombay until 1995) is the capital of the state of Maha- rashtra, India and the most important seaport and commercial center on the subcontinent. The region is home to a diverse range of industries and a center for finance, business, trade and fashion in India. The main consumers for analysis equipment and laboratory technologies include the region’s chemicals, medication and fertilizer industries. The region is also home to most of the country’s petrochemicals industry. As the state with the largest population in India, Maharashtra also plays an important role in food processing and textile production for analysis when it comes to quality assurance and environmental monitoring.

The Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC) is the largest permanent exhibition center in India’s private sector. Since it was built in 1991, the BEC has hosted several prestigious international trade fairs and exhibitions. The center is ideally situated along the Western Express Highway in Goregaon and within a 10-minute drive from national and international airports and 20 minutes from the heart of the city.

analytica Anacon India’s partners

Organizers
• MMI – Messe München International
• IMAG – International Fair and Exhibition Services
• IAIA – Indian Analytical Instruments Association

Co-Organizer
• IGCC – Indo-German Chamber of Commerce

Supporters
• Spectaris – German Industrial Association for Optical, Medical and Mechatronical Technologies
• Eurom II – European Federation of Precision Mechanical and Optical Industries
• CPCB – Central Pollution Control Board
• CSIR – Council of Scientific & Industrial Research
• DST – Department of Science & Technology, Government of India

analytica worldwide—a global exhibition network.

Number of visitors•/ exhibitors

87% of all exhibitors gave analytica a rating of good to excellent, and 93% are planning to attend analytica again in 2012. 99% of all visitors would recommend analytica to their business partners, and 96% are planning to attend in 2012 again.

Information about analytica 2012 is available at

89% of all exhibitors said they were planning to attend analytica China again in 2010. 93% of the visitors said that analytica China gave them a major advantage over all other shows for this sector in China.

Information about analytica China 2010 is available at

90% of all exhibitors will probably attend analytica Vietnam again in 2011. 98% of the visitors gave the fair a rating of good to excellent for giving them a competitive edge compared to other fairs for this sector.

Information about analytica Vietnam 2011 is available at

A portal that opens many doors : analytica-world.com

The industry’s theme portal allows you and other exhibitors to stay in touch with existing and potential customers 365 days a year. You can promote your company there the entire year and use the Business Newsletter that comes out every 14 days to help your products reach more than 27,000 visitors. Additional information and media data:

analytica India’s organizer and contacts:

IMAG—International Fair and Exhibition Service
Subsidiary of Messe München GmbH
Messegel?nde
81823 München, Germany

Contact for international exhibitors

IMAG – Internationaler Messe- und Ausstellungsdienst GmbH
Am Messesee 2, 81829 München, Germany
Fax (+49 89) 9 49-2 23 50,
 
Ms Nicole Klammer (Exhibition Director)
Tel. (+49 89) 9 49-2 21 19, nicole.klammer@imag.de

Ms Eva Linner (Exhibition Manager)
Tel. (+49 89) 9 49-2 21 20, eva.linner@imag.de

Contact for Indian exhibitors

Indo-German Chamber of Commerce
Ms Sonia Prashar

(Director – Marketing & Trade Fairs)
German House, 2, Nyaya Marg
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi 110 021

Tel. (+91-11) 47 16 88 88
Fax (+91-11) 26 11 86 64

soniaprashar@indo-german.com