The eight edition of EIMA Agrimach India the International Exhibition & Conference on Agri-Machinery & Equipment was held in Bengaluru, from 29 February to 3rd March, 2024. The exhibition was attended by 150 brands and 13,000 visitors.
The 2022 edition of EIMA international reached its highest ever result, with 327,100 visitors, of whom 57,300 from abroad. During the five days of the exhibition the number of visitors exceeded the record (317,000) set in the 2018 edition, before the crisis caused by the pandemic. The next edition is already set for 6 to 10 November 2024.
The seventh edition of the international exhibition of technology and machinery for agriculture ended in Bari with a record number of visitors (94.900, 4.050 from abroad); businesspeople from 60 countries; more than 50 conferences, 1,200 business meetings reserved to foreign delegations of the ICE Agency. Rendez-vous for the next edition in October 2025.
The agricultural machinery exhibition announces a record-breaking 2024 event. The Bologna event aims to support operators in their business activities and to offer a global panorama of supply and demand for new technologies. The conferences planned will be international in scope. A lot of space has been allocated for research and training with the presence of 11 universities, and with the launch of the AFI Academy of Advanced Training for Industry promoted by FederUnacoma.
Uncertainty related to the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, the increase in purchase prices and the increase in interest rates are slowing down the market, which between January and July reported declines in Europe, the United States, India and Turkey. Registrations are also down in Italy.
The 46th annual great agricultural and gardening machinery exhibit was presented at the Italian Trade Agency (ICE) headquarters in Rome. The global market is growing and demand is expected to increase in the years to come. More and more countries are investing in agricultural technologies and require special technical and commercial cooperation programs.