Greater Noida, Delhi NCR, 12th February-2025: Marking a quarter-century of industry advancements & growth, INDIAWOOD 2025, the leading trade fair for woodworking and furniture manufacturing, will take place from March 6-9, 2025, at India Expo Mart & Centre (IEML), Greater Noida, Delhi NCR. As part of NuernbergMesse global woodworking portfolio, this milestone edition reflects India’s emergence as a manufacturing powerhouse and a key global player in the furniture and woodworking industry.Since its inception, INDIAWOOD has shaped the industry’s growth, bringing together manufacturers, suppliers, technology leaders, and professionals on a single platform. Over the past two and a half decades, it has played a pivotal role in fostering technological advancements, sustainable practices, and global collaborations. Today, as India ranks among the top five global furniture producers and is set to grow its furniture exports by 20% annually, INDIAWOOD continues to be a catalyst for industry progress.” Valued at USD 25.75 billion in 2025, the Indian furniture market is projected to reach USD 37.18 billion by 2030. With wood accounting for 62% of furniture production, the industry is undergoing a transformation driven by innovation and sustainability – much of which has been fuelled by opportunities at INDIAWOOD,” says Sonia Prashar, Managing Director, NuernbergMesse India.Speaking on the occasion, Frederik Meyer, President of Eumabois (the European Federation of Woodworking Machinery Manufacturers), expressed his excitement about the event and the thriving growth of India’s woodworking and furniture industry.”India is rapidly establishing itself as a significant global player in the woodworking and furniture sector, driven by strong domestic demand and a long-standing tradition of craftsmanship,” said Meyer. “INDIAWOOD 2025 is an important platform for knowledge sharing, showcasing cutting-edge technologies, and fostering strategic partnerships. Eumabois is proud to support this initiative, facilitating collaboration between European and Indian companies.”Meyer also highlighted the event’s role in bridging international expertise with local innovation: “We invite all visitors to explore European woodworking technologies that are known for their high standards of quality, efficiency, and sustainability. Our companies are eager to contribute to India’s growth in this dynamic sector.”