Zak Glasstec fair in Mumbai

Date: 1 December 2005

To provide a platform for convergence of new technologies in glass and glazing industry, Zak Glasstech will be held on 8-11 December at NSE Complex in Mumbai.

Zak Glasstech International, organised by the Zak group, over the years has grown as a major activity hub for the SAARC. Interesting sub-events like technology seminar make Zak Glasstech one of the awaited technology fair in the glass industry.

Growing quality consciousness has led to a rapid expansion of the float glass segment in a market which was predominantly a sheet glass market till six years back. Float glass currently has 70 per cent market share and is driving the growth in the sector. As per industry estimates, the sector has been growing at 8 per cent for the last couple of years and is expected to grow at 10-15 per cent in the coming years.

'Zak Glasstech International 2005 is scheduled to be the largest covergence of all teh stakeholders of the glass industry in the country, which will help bring in new technologies, innovations in service, cost effective production, better quality and global trade relationship,' says Syed Zakir Ahmed, managing director, Zak Trade Fairs and Exhibitions Pvt Ltd.

The Rs 5,000 crore architectural glass industry is on the verge of a new phase, acquiring a new look as the major global players in the segment are looking at consolidating through massive investments in land, manpower and technology and are resorting to aggressive brand building towards carving a niche for themselves in their product categories and services.

Zak Glasstech since its inception had become India's premiere event for the glass and glazing industry. Being a part of this show, 'it adds to our strength and gives us a chance to showcase the latest technologies from our organisation which we bring from around the world,' says Amit Malhotra, managing director, McCoy Silicons Ltd, channel partner of the event.


600450 Zak Glasstec fair in Mumbai glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

Emirates Glass, a Dubai Investment subsidiary, has won a major contract to supply 140,000 square meters of its premium glass to the prestigious development on the Palm Jumeirah, reaffirming its already established reputation as the single most prominent company in the entire regional glass industry.The deal was announced during the company's participation in the prestigious Big 5 show, the largest annual venue for the entire Middle-East glass contracting industry.
Isra Vision Systems AG supplier of machine vision systems, has successfully improved its market position in display glass inspection with a major order totalling 1.8 Mio Euro.
Packagers such as the UK's Rexam and private equity firms are set to vie for pump-sprayer business Calmar, which France's Saint-Gobain (SGOB.
The National Lime & Stone Co. will discontinue production of calcined lime early next month at its Carey plant, the company CEO announced Thursday.
Jain Scientific Glass Works, manufacturers of glassware for laboratories, is importing glass as raw material from China, which was much cheaper than the local product and abundantly available.
Japan 1 2 1 S. Korea 6 6 3 Southern Taiwan 4 2 0 Central Taiwan 0 4 2 AGC Japan 0 1 1 Taiwan (Yunlin) 1 1 1 Source: PIDA (Photonic Industry & Technology Development Association) Taiwan TFT-LCD Panel Makers Happy to See Substrate-price Falls in 2006 Taipei, Dec. 27, 2005 (CENS)--Both of the world's top-two glass-substrate makers are actively expanding their production capacity in Taiwan, which is expected to cut substrate transportation time and cost for local thin film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panel makers and boost production efficiency, according to Michael Wang, project manager and senior analyst of Taiwan's PIDA (Photonic Industry & Technology Development Association).According to Wang, Asahi Glass Co. (AGC) of Japan has solved problems in lowering the defect-free rate for the production of fifth- and sixth-generation (5G, 6G) glass substrates, and is expected to tap the market with products with higher price competitiveness in 2006 to grab more market share in the 6G substrate businessIn addition, Wang added, the aggressive capacity added by both Corning of the U.S., the world's No. 1 substrate supplier, and AGC, the No. 2, will lead to price drops for glass substrates and will especially benefit TV panel makers such as AU Optronics Corp. (AUO) and Chi Mei Optoelectronics Corp. (CMO) in TaiwanCurrently, Wang pointed out, a 6G substrate is priced at about 27,000 to 30,000 Japanese yen, about 1,000 to 2,000 yen lower than in the third quarter of 2005.

Add new comment