Media Expo 95% sold out as Delhi races to be the ad capital of India

Mumbai ,

Post the successful edition that comprised of high energy networking and focused business deals, exhibition space at Media Expo 2018 New Delhi is reported to be 95% sold two months before the show. The 43rd edition of Media Expo New Delhi has witnessed a major surge in the participation of new companies and is expected to be fully booked in the coming weeks. The show that is scheduled from 7 – 9 September at Pragati Maidan has over 25 new companies from Mumbai and other cities like Jaipur, Ludhiana and Lucknow showcasing solutions to enhance the overall quality of brand campaigns.

Moreover, the advertising expenditure in India is expected to grow at 10.5% to touch INR 62,400 crore in 2018* and Delhi is emerging as one of the latest hubs for the advertising world. With some of the biggest advertising spenders situated here, Delhi has risen to as one of the largest markets in India that spends on advertising making this another high point for the exhibitors to display their solutions at Media Expo 2018.

Looking at the combination of a lauded past edition and booming dynamics of the industry in this region, companies from various sectors of the marketing and advertising industry are keen to exhibit their solutions at the 43rd edition of the show. Along with trusted exhibitors associated with the show, participating for the first time ever are companies like Sheth Printograph, Hacer Enterprises, Aaradhana, Technology Systems, Laser Lab India Pvt Ltd, Unidos InstaPrint, Sarthak Advertising, Siddharth Enterprises, L&Q India, Aar Kay Universal, Koncept Imaging, I-Print, Tarang Electricals, Lions Industries, Print Delta, Colors Digital India, Xenons Digital, Sun Digital Technology to name a few.

Bringing in a fresh wave of brands and companies to choose from, visitors from sectors like designers & consultants, brand marketers, ad agencies, media agencies, and retailers will get the opportunity to meet businessmen with new ideas, advanced solutions, and better price competency.