Exhibition · Mumbai, India

India Rubber Expo 2013

Plastics, Rubber

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Dates22–24 Jan 2013This edition has ended
VenueBombay Exhibition CentreMumbai, India
RunningSince 2009Irregular · 7 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Organiser website checked
This is the 2013 edition. It has ended. See INDIA RUBBER EXPO's current page for the next dates.

Key numbers

Visitors
30,000in 2017, organiser's figure
Floor space
25,000 m²in 2017, organiser's figure
Editions on record
7first in 2009

About INDIA RUBBER EXPO

Over the past decade, the Indian economy has witnessed rapid growth within the rubber industry, culminating with an unprecedented benchmark. The Indian rubber industry now stands tall as the world’s largest producer and third largest consumer of rubber. This feat brings with it tremendous potentiality for the players in the rubber space.

Owing to the increasing rubber consumption in the Asia Pacific region, the focal country for this decade is India, resulting in a huge scope for import of machinery, technology, raw materials and export of rubber goods.

It comes as no surprise then that the seventh edition of the India Rubber Expo 2013 is returning to India’s buzzing commercial capital, Mumbai. As the largest ‘Rubber Only’ expo globally, organized by the All India Rubber Industries Association (AIRIA) and Capexil, IRE 2013 is designed to interact and create significant business relationships with the key players in the global rubber industry.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201719–21 Jan 2017Chennai Trade Centre
Chennai, India
—30,000
201515–17 Jan 2015Pragati Maidan
New Delhi, India
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201322–24 Jan 2013Bombay Exhibition Centre
Mumbai, India
——
201119–22 Jan 2011Chennai Trade Centre
Chennai, India
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201019–22 Jan 2010Chennai Trade Centre
Chennai, India
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200928–31 Jan 2009Salt Lake City Grounds
La Jolla, California
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200920–23 Jan 2009Chennai Trade Centre
Chennai, India
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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