Plastwin B2B in Plastindia 2015 meets with great success

18-Feb-15

The Plastwin B2B pavilion was the busiest in Hall 2A during Plastindia 2015 held from 5th to 10th February. It drew a lot of crowd and 150 one to one meet took place at the venue. Approximately 15 presentations took place, as per a report by the Plastwin Committee. Wiintech member from Portugal, Mr RuiTocha, took a lot of interest and spent considerable time at the Plastwin pavilion, and I sure of making some technology tie ups with Portugese companies. Another Wiintech member Pool-net, France also took a lot of interest and had sent their representative to discuss and plan to take it to the next level and have invited and offered to fund the trip of Plastindia person to France to discuss in their B2B meet. UKTI, an initiative of the UK Government took a lot of interest and their representative Mr Bab Hawkins personally called at the Plastwin booth and appreciated the efforts, and expresses that UK is promoting the same efforts, and would like many Joint ventures to be formed with Indian companies. Plastwin registered members now numbering over 500, attended and many more registered at the venue. The meets were aimed at getting joint ventures, and collaborations and we expect over three dozen discussions taking place. Eminent companies like Japan Steel works, Japan; DSM, Nederlands amongst others made presentations. In fact Trodat, Austria’s Global MD Dr Norbet Almohfer & Global Procurement Head Olienk Dieter visited the Plastwin pavilion. They held 1-on-1 discussions with three raw material suppliers and local injection moulding machine and tool manufacturers. Trodat MD Dr Norbet Almohfer announced they will put up a 2 million euro plant investment for making self inking plastic stamps in India under the Make in India Campaign. RoelofWestbreak, president – DSM Engineering Pastics, & Ivo Iansburgen Business Unit Director – DSM Engineering PlsticsAisia-Pacific, also attended the meets and credited the Plastindia initiative and expressed interest in being involved. Plastwin was organised by members of Plastindia committees and members of the Indian Plastics Industries L K Singh, Sameer Joshi, Parag Harolikar, Mercy Bulsari, Hemant Minocha, Narendra Joshi and many others, and supported by very enthusiastic over zealous twenty students from IMT, Pune.