The third edition of India Health 2026 will be held from August 21-23 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, bringing together industry leaders, manufacturers, healthcare providers, policymakers, innovators and global stakeholders.
Organised by Informa Markets in India, the three-day B2B exhibition is expected to host more than 300 domestic and international brands and attract over 8,000 healthcare and medtech professionals.
The event aims to provide a platform for business collaboration, technology showcase, sourcing opportunities and knowledge exchange across the healthcare ecosystem.
As India places greater emphasis on domestic manufacturing, export competitiveness, digital transformation and healthcare innovation, India Health 2026 will highlight the country’s growing role in shaping the future of global healthcare and medical technology.
“India’s healthcare ecosystem is at a defining inflection point. The country’s growing manufacturing capabilities, innovation-led growth and increasing global competitiveness are reshaping how healthcare technologies are developed, produced and delivered,” said Yogesh Mudras, Managing Director, Informa Markets in India.
“India Health 2026 reflects this transformation by bringing together manufacturers, innovators, healthcare providers and policymakers on a common platform to drive collaboration, accelerate technology adoption and create new business opportunities,” he added.
Key highlights of the event
A key highlight of this year’s edition will be the Medical Manufacturing Zone, showcasing India’s expanding capabilities in medical technology manufacturing and its vision of becoming a globally competitive medtech hub under the Make in India initiative.
The exhibition will also host an International Pavilion, providing international healthcare and medical technology companies opportunities to showcase their innovative solutions and explore strategic partnerships in the Indian market. The Dubai Health Authority (DHA) will also participate in the exhibition, highlighting the strengthening healthcare ties between India and the UAE.
A dedicated B2B Matchmaking App will be introduced during the event to facilitate pre-scheduled meetings between buyers, decision-makers and exhibitors, helping enhance sourcing efficiency and collaboration outcomes.
Participating companies will showcase innovations across medical imaging, orthopaedic devices, surgical technologies, AI-enabled healthcare and training solutions and preventive healthcare.
Notable products include advanced orthopaedic implant solutions from DKS Ortho; DRGEM Healthcare’s Raymo AI-enabled mobile X-ray system; AI-powered visual health screening solutions from FaceEcho.ai; wellness innovations from Hamdard; and KLS Martin’s marLase Pro, a CO₂ laser platform designed for precision surgical applications across ENT, gynaecology and dermatology.
In addition, the exhibition will showcase innovative healthcare workforce training solutions from Hxplain, including ScrubHandz, an AI and computer vision-enabled hand hygiene training and assessment platform, and SurgiMentor, an interactive simulation-based operating room training and skills assessment solution designed to enhance clinical competency, patient safety and workforce readiness.
The exhibition’s conference programme, themed ‘Driving Innovation to Shape the Future of Clinical Care,’ will feature more than 35 sessions and 80 speakers, discussing key issues shaping the future of healthcare, including AI-powered diagnostics, preventive genetics, healthcare accessibility, digital transformation, workforce development and emerging opportunities in healthcare manufacturing.
The Global MedTech Conference will also take place alongside the expo, where regulators, industry leaders, innovators and policy architects will convene to discuss key issues in the medical devices and diagnostics sector.
