About the Exhibition

The 2nd International Exhibition for Industrial Machinery, Tools & Equipment for Saudi Arabia will serve as an ideal B2B platform for global manufacturers and suppliers to showcase their latest products, technologies and innovations and to meet with affluent potential business partners across Saudi Arabia and GCC region. Co-located with Gulf 4P, this 2-in-1 show will provide visitors with a comprehensive look in these inter-connected industries, giving them a holistic understanding of the latest technologies and innovations in the manufacturing sector, in an immersive environment, creating synergies and revealing a range of possibilities that will change the future of industrial success. Gulf 4P 2025 will feature the latest products and technologies in the industry, allowing exhibitors to present their innovations to a targeted audience of decision-makers. Dhahran International Exhibition Centre (DIEC), located in Saudi Arabia's Eastern business hub, is a modern venue with advanced facilities. Its proximity to GCC countries makes it ideal for international exhibitions, attracting visitors from the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and beyond.

Why Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is at the forefront of an exciting economic transformation, blending traditional strengths with futuristic ambitions, and the Kingdom's industrial and manufacturing landscape is set for a remarkable expansion. The country is aiming to triple its number of factories from its currently number of 10,000 to a staggering 36,000 by 2035. Even more impressive, 4,000 of these facilities are slated to befully automated, marking a significant leap into industry 4.0

The Saudi Arabia's industrial machinery and equipment market is projected to grow by 4.72% (2023-2028), reaching a market volume of US$ 4.16 billion in 2028. The Kingdom's machinery industry is set for expansion, with a $26 billion investment from the National Industrial Development Centre and the ambitious goal of tripling GDP within the industrial sector under Vision 2030.

In the realm of manufacturing, Saudi Arabia's industrial production grew by 5% year-on-year in October 2024, marking the fastest pace in four consecutive months of growth. This surge was driven by a remarkable 12.4% increase in manufacturing activity. The Kingdom's Advanced Manufacturing Hub Strategy has identified more than 800 investment opportunities totaling $273 billion, all aimed at diversifying the industrial sector. This ambitious plan aligns with Saudi Arabia's vision to transform its economic landscape.

Economic scenario of Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the Middle East and the richest Arab country. The policy of large-scale public works undertaken by the authorities, as well as foreign direct investment and the soundness of the banking and financial system, have enabled the country to become the number one regional economy and one of the largest in the world.

Saudi Arabia's economic outlook is promising, underpinned by its Vision 2030 strategy focused on diversifying from oil to a knowledge-based economy. Investments in non-oil sectors like tourism, technology, and renewable energy, along with business environment reforms to attract foreign investment, position the country for positive long-term growth and regional economic leadership despite near-term global challenges. Vision 2030 is a blueprint that is diversifying the economy, empowering citizens, creating a vibrant environment for both local and international investors, and establishing Saudi Arabia as a global leader.

The manufacturing sector is one of the focus area, aiming at increasing productivity and quality and development of promising industries in food, medicine, and medical supplies, as well as military industries and industries relating to oil, gas and petrochemicals, mining as well as chemicals. This expansion will enable Indian exporters to capitalize on these emerging opportunities across diverse sectors in the Saudi Arabia.

India and Saudi’s Bilateral Trade

The Saudi Arabia ranks among the top five export destinations for India's engineering industry, standing as the second largest within the WANA region during 2023-24. From 2019-20 to 2023-24, Indian exports to the Saudi Arabia surged from USD 6.24 billion to USD 11.56 billion. Saudi's imports of engineering goods from India also witnessed a significant uptick, soaring to USD 5.23 billion in 2023-24 from USD 1.6 billion in 2019-20.

The product profile of Mach & Tools Saudi 2025 includes industrial machinery, tools, and equipment. In the 2024-25 (Apr-Feb) period, India's exports of industrial machinery to Saudi Arabia reached USD 601.4 million, while machine tool exports were USD 30.6 million, registering phenomenal growth of 45% and 231% respectively over 2023-24 (Apr-Feb). India was the 9th largest supplier of machinery to Saudi Arabia in 2023.

Opportunity for Indian Industrial Machinery Industry in Saudi Arabia

There has been growing focus on enhancing domestic manufacturing and development of strategic industries, through the creation of specialized manufacturing clusters involving many investment opportunities.The Saudi Kingdom launched the National Industrial Strategy (NIS) which aims to increase the number of manufacturing facilities to more than 35,000 factories by 2035, in support of Vision 2030 economic diversification objectives. For the Machinery & Equipment industry, the economy is focusing on building a vibrant industrial equipment and machinery cluster focused on traditional product categories that are regionally competitive as well as to develop globally competitive national champions in key emerging technologies.

As one of the growing and dynamic markets in the Middle East, the Saudi Arabia aims to diversify the economy away from oil dependency significant investments in infrastructure, manufacturing, and industrial sectors, creating a robust demand for advanced machinery and equipment. The construction of mega-projects like NEOM, the Red Sea Project, and numerous industrial cities are key drivers, creating a growing market for machinery and tools.

For Indian exporters, this presents a significant opportunity. India's well-established manufacturing base and competitive pricing make it an attractive supplier of industrial machinery and equipment. Indian companies can capitalize on the demand for cost-effective yet high-quality machinery, particularly in areas like construction equipment, manufacturing machinery, and precision tools. Furthermore, the growing emphasis on sustainability and advanced technology in Saudi Arabia opens avenues for Indian exporters specializing in green technology and automation solutions. This symbiotic potential, underpinned by strong bilateral trade relations, positions Indian exporters to significantly benefit from Saudi Arabia's industrial expansion.

Product Profile

PLASTIC

PRINTING

PACKAGING

MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT SECTOR

INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY SECTOR

PETROCHEMICALS

SIGN & GRAPHICS

TECHNOLOGY & AUTOMATION SECTOR

SAFETY & QUALITY SECTOR

Venue

Dhahran International Exhibition Centre, Dhahran, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

Date & Time

8 – 11 December 2025; 04:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Participation Charges 

Booth size: 9 Sqm

One side open (built-up booth): Rs. 26,000 per Sqm.

  • An additional 10% fee applies for two sides open booths (subject to availability).

Note :

  • EEPC India reserves the right to reject an application for participation without assigning any reason. 
  • In case of not receiving a minimum number of participants, EEPC India may decide not to participate in the show.
  • No subletting or sharing of space/ booth is permitted. 

For any further information, please contact

Varsha Baria

Email : vbaria@eepcindia.net

Mob : +91 9819210848

Note :

EEPC INDIA can only recommend for issuance of VISA to the extent that the concerned person is a participant at the subject exhibition and that the person in question has been certified by the participating organisation to be their representative. The Foreign Embassy/ Consulate where the applicant submits the VISA application is expected to follow their usual procedural checks before granting the VISA in question and EEPC INDIA shall not be responsible in any manner whatsoever for non-issuance of VISA by the concerned authorities. This would mean that the prospective participant will be fully liable for the total charges payable to EEPC INDIA even if they do not obtain the VISA for any reason whatsoever.

Mode of payment

Please pay online through the following Payment Gateway :

PayU / HDFC

-OR-

Pay through RTGS/NEFT in INR as per the following details :  

Name of the Bank  :  
HDFC BANK LTD 
Branch :
Central Plaza 
Address of Bank  :
2/6, Sarat Bose Road,Kolkata 700 020
Account Number  :
00142090000452
Account Name  :
EEPC INDIA
neft code :
HDFC0000014
UPI ID  :
eeplindiaacpromotion.76041638@hdfcbank

Note :

Demand draft favoring “EEPC INDIA” along with the duly filled-up Application Form

Booth Display

Participation charges for a 9 sqm. booth includes the following services:

3 Spotlights 

1 Power outlet  

1 Counter  

2 Chairs  

1 Table  

Fascia Name Board  

Interested members are requested to fill in the online Application Form latest by 30 October 2025 at the following link: 

Click here to register

Please go through the "Mode of Payment" section for payment details. 

Selection criteria 

Since limited space is available, selection of participation will be done strictly on first-come, first-served basis. 

Benefit to the member-exporters 

The rates mentioned above are subsidized in comparison with the normal rates offered by the Fair Authorities.

Cancellation of participation 

Please note that no request for cancellation and/ or refund including of advances, if any and/ or adjustment thereof shall be accepted for any reason whatsoever. Once the application form and/ or advance/ part payments are accepted by EEPC India the participant remains liable to pay in entirety the amounts due from them on account of the event. In case members are not able to travel due to travel restrictions/advisory by Government of India or Saudi Arabia then the amount paid will be adjusted toward the participation in the next edition.

Force Majeure

If a Force Majeure Event like war, act of God, natural calamities, governmental directives, civil commotion, epidemic, pandemic, etc. or alike events occurs inasmuch as that the fair authorities/ organizers consider that it is illegal, impossible, inadvisable or impracticable for the physical, onsite and in-person (i.e. ‘live’) elements of the Event to be staged, then in such situation and/ or circumstances the decision of the fair authorities shall be final and binding upon EEPC India and all its co-exhibitors/ participants. In such situation and/ or circumstances, if the fair authorities, organizers or the vendors appointed for providing diverse services related to the Event in question does not refund the monies paid by EEPC India and/ or does not otherwise absolve EEPC India from its contractual obligations then in such case the Co-exhibitors / participants remain liable to pay to EEPC India the contracted participation charge in full and shall not receive any refund from EEPC India of the amounts paid by the co-exhibitors/ participants.  Further, if the fair authorities, organizers or the vendors, so appointed for the Event binds or rolls over EEPC India's participation in the future editions of the same Event in question, then automatically the participation of the co-exhibitor/ participant shall also be carried forward to such future editions of the Event and the amounts paid by them shall be given a credit for the successive edition. However, if there is any increment in the participation fees fixed by the fair authorities, organizers or in any other charges, budgets, etc. then such increased amount has to be paid by the co-exhibitor/ participant without any demur based on the space and booth booked by the co-exhibitor/ participant. In any event, a co-exhibitor/ participant cannot decrease the space or the booth size booked by them for the originally scheduled Event.  

Note :

Regarding goods taken out of India for exhibition or on consignment basis for export promotion, participants may refer to Circular No. 108/27/2019-GST dated 18.07.2019 of the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) which is the statute in the matter.

Contact details of the EEPC INDIA Offices:


H.O. (Cell)

Adhip Mitra, Executive Director & Secretary

‘Vandhna’, 4th Floor
11, Tolstoy Marg
New Delhi 110001
Phone: (+91 11) 23353353, 23711124/25
E-mail: eepcto@eepcindia.net

Head & Registered Office

Rajat Srivastava, Addl. Executive Director

‘Vanijya Bhawan’, 1st Floor
International Trade Facilitation Centre
1/1, Wood Street
Kolkata 700016
Phone : (+91 33) 22890651/52
E-mail : eepcho@eepcindia.net

Jaya Basu

Regional Director (ER)

Vanijya Bhawan (2nd Floor)
International Trade Facilitation Centre
1/1, Wood Street
Kolkata – 700 016
Phone: (+91 33) 22890673/74
E-mail: eepcrokol@eepcindia.net

Rakesh Suraj

Regional Director (NR)

Flat No.10 P, Q, N, 10th Floor
DCM Building, 16 Barakhamba Road
New Delhi - 110 001
Phone: (+91 11) 23314171/74
E-mail: eepcrodel@eepcindia.net

J. V. Raja Gopal Rao

Regional Director (SR)

Greams Dugar (3rd Floor)
149, Greams Road
Chennai – 600 006
Phone : (+91 44) 28295501, 28295502
E-mail : eepcrochen@eepcindia.net

C. H. Nadiger

Regional Director (WR)

B-202 & 220, Aurus Chambers
Annex "B", 2nd Floor
Behind Mahindra Tower S.S. Amrutwar Marg, Worli, Mumbai – 400 013
Phone : (+91 22) 42125555
E-mail : eepcromum@eepcindia.net

Sudhakaran C.K. Nair

Sr. Deputy Director

TF- 313/A (3rd Floor), ATMA House
Ashram Road
Ahmedabad – 380 009
Phone : (+91 79) 26588720
E-mail : eepcsroahd@eepcindia.net

V. C. Ravish

Deputy Director

Embassy Square 103, First Floor
No.148, Infantry Road
Bengaluru – 560 001
Phone: (+91 80) 22261396 / 22268669
E-mail: eepcsroblr@eepcindia.net

Gaurav Gupta

Assistant Director

Plot Comm. 1
Focal Point
Jalandhar – 144 012
Phone : (+91 181) 2602264
E-mail : eepcsrojld@eepcindia.net