UP govt hosts Bengaluru Roadshow for Intl Trade Show 2025
Speaking at the event, UP MSME Minister Rakesh Sachan called Uttar Pradesh India's growth engine and invited industry leaders from Karnataka such as FKCCI, KASSIA, LUB, and Peenya Industrial Association to participate in and benefit from the Trade Show.
He highlighted UP's fast-growing economy, ODOP (One District One Product) success, investor-friendly single-window system, vast land banks, and a thriving MSME ecosystem with 96 lakh MSMEs, accounting for 14% of India's total.
"UP is the only state in India hosting such an International Trade Show," Sachan said, adding that the 2025 edition aims to draw Rs 2,000 crore business, over 2,400 exhibitors, 1.25 lakh B2B visitors, and 550+ international buyers from more than 70 countries.
The event's theme, 'Ultimate Sourcing Begins Here – Innovate, Integrate, Internationalize', set the tone for the collaborative spirit envisioned through 'Ek Bharat, Shreshth Bharat.'
UPITS 2025 is being organised by UP government in association with India Exposition Mart Ltd (IEML).
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