analytica Lab India and Pharma Pro&Pack Expo 2025 — Hyderabad Edition
The Hyderabad edition of analytica Lab India 2025, co-located with Pharma Pro&Pack Expo 2025, took place 18–20 September 2025 at the HITEX Exhibition Centre. Spread across 7 halls covering 50,000+ sqm, the co-located fairs featured 650+ exhibitors presenting more than 10,000 breakthrough products and solutions. The event drew over 32,149 visitors from India and abroad under the theme 'Epicentre of Progress.'
Key highlights included the Software Pavilion (AI, machine learning, robotics, IoT, and automation for digital labs), the Innovation Launchpad (a dynamic digital showcase of disruptive new solutions), and the International & German Pavilions (cross-border exchange with delegations from Europe, Asia, and beyond). The Hosted Buyer Program and Buyer-Seller Forum facilitated more than 1,341 structured meetings with 384 qualified buyers. Delegations from KDPMA, IDMA (Gujarat and Tamil Nadu), MPSDMA, and APPON (Nepal) added gravitas, while buyer participation spanned Indian hubs from Delhi and Chennai to Guwahati and Ahmedabad, as well as international markets like the UK, USA, Germany, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Egypt, South Africa, Ghana, Jordan, and Kenya.
The three-day conference program blended thought leadership with practical insights. Day one focused on The Intelligent Lab in collaboration with the Indian Analytical Instruments Association (IAIA), spotlighting automation and compliance. Day two, in partnership with Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance (IPA), carried dual tracks—Innovating Science and Shaping Pharma 2030—highlighting sustainable analytics and robotics in pharma. The final day, organised with Society of Clinical Research and Medical Professionals (SCRMP), explored. The Analytics Advantage, addressing quality, compliance, and clinical research. Co-organized with the Association of Food Scientists & Technologists (India) Mumbai Chapter, PharmaState Academy, and the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, the program addressed digital transformation in lab operations, AI and ML in predictive diagnostics, automation-led compliance, and the emergence of modular, mobile, and smart labs.