Hyderabad-Telangana

One of the largest industrial hubs in South India

Hyderabad has rapidly emerged as one of India’s leading urban centers, making it an ideal location for the inaugural Global Flooring Solutions Expo (GFLOOR) in 2025.

The city’s booming real estate sector, driven by rapid urbanization and infrastructural development, offers an enormous opportunity for the flooring industry to tap into a burgeoning market. With an anticipated addition of 40 million square feet of Grade A office space by the end of 2025, Hyderabad is witnessing unparalleled growth, surpassing major hubs like Bengaluru and Mumbai. This expansion is primarily fueled by increased demand from the IT, business process management, pharmaceutical, and life sciences sectors. Such growth directly translates into a rising demand for innovative, durable, and sustainable flooring solutions across residential, commercial, and industrial spaces.

Hyderabad’s strategic connectivity by air, road, and rail to all major cities across India, along with its well-established flooring industry presence, positions it perfectly for an exhibition of this scale.

Additionally, with the nation's robust economic growth and evolving consumer preferencesparticularly for luxury, sustainable, and durable flooring options, GFLOOR offers the perfect platform for exhibitors to showcase their latest products and solutions, and tap into the rapidly expanding Pan India market.

Significant automotive and auto component manufacturers in AP and Telangana: Bharat Forge, Steelbird, Mahindra, Benelli, Deccan Auto, Isuzu, Kia Motors etc.

Major aerospace and defence enterprises: DRDO, BDL, HAL, TASL, Adani, Kalyani Rafael, Pratt & Whitney etc.

Hyderabad is growing exponentially to become one of the leading electronic hubs globally. There are about 250+ companies, growing at a CAGR of 9.3%.

Investment in the railways’ segment has created a huge potential for Machine Tool Supply in the region.

Hyderabad has a significant position in Pharma Sector, it ranks first in manufacturing of bulk drugs and third in formulations in the country. It accounts for 40 per cent of the total Indian bulk drug production and 50 per cent of the bulk drug exports. Hyderabad is considered as the 'Bulk Drug Capital of India'

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