30 Business Tycoons from CICU Visited TIMTOS 2025 to Explore New Technology

Ludhiana, March 10, 2025: A delegation of 30 prominent business tycoons from the Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings (CICU) is currently visiting the 30th edition of the Taipei International Machine Tool Show (TIMTOS) 2025. The event, taking place from March 3 to 8 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center and Taipei World Trade Center, is one of the world’s largest exhibitions showcasing innovations in machine tools, AI & Robotics, and smart manufacturing.

The delegation, led by Didarjit Singh Lotey, is exploring cutting-edge technologies in smart manufacturing, robotics, and green sustainability at TIMTOS 2025. Organized by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and the Taiwan Association of Machinery Industry (TAMI), the exhibition brings together over 1,000 exhibitors showcasing advanced technologies across sectors such as semiconductors, electric vehicles, medical, aerospace, and renewable energy.

With over 4,000 international visitors pre-registered, this year’s TIMTOS exhibition is expected to welcome more than 50,000 attendees, including top global brands and industry leaders. Prominent companies such as Siemens, Fair Friend Group, Victor Taichung, Tongtai, and Mitsubishi are highlighting the latest developments in machine tools, automation, and AI-powered solutions.

The visit, organized by Fiera Tours & Travel, presents an invaluable opportunity for CICU members to explore the latest industry trends and develop global business networks. The delegation’s participation emphasizes the growing ties between Taiwan and India, with a focus on leveraging advanced technologies for smarter and more sustainable industrial practices.

Speaking about the visit, Upkar Singh Ahuja, President of the Chamber of Industrial & Commercial Undertakings (CICU), said, "Attending TIMTOS 2025 allows our members to stay at the forefront of industrial innovation. This visit is a crucial step in our efforts to foster international collaboration, particularly between Taiwan and India, in advancing AI and sustainable manufacturing solutions. By embracing these innovations, we aim to strengthen our industrial base and open new avenues for business growth."

The exhibition also includes themed guided tours and the "ESG Action!" sustainability initiatives, ensuring that businesses and visitors alike are kept abreast of the latest green manufacturing practices.

The CICU delegation’s visited 3 factories in Taichung YCM, Victor, Kafe, we visited 2 additional on own JATO Chucks, TM Techman Robots as well and marks a new milestone in fostering stronger industrial cooperation between Taiwan and India. As the global manufacturing industry increasingly embraces AI and sustainable practices, the delegation’s participation in TIMTOS 2025 offers valuable insights into the future of manufacturing and the vast opportunities it presents for cross-border business ventures.