InfoComm India 2026, the flagship professional audiovisual (Pro AV) and integrated experience technology trade show, will take place at the Jio World Convention Centre (JWCC) in Mumbai from 16 to 18 September 2026. The exhibition will span five halls across two levels—Pavilion Halls 1‑3 and Jasmine Halls 1‑2—offering a show floor of more than 10,600 square metres, which is over 17 % larger than the 2025 edition.
The event will feature more than 300 global brands, with Platinum Partners BenQ, Crestron, Epson, Harman, Shure and Vega leading the showcase. In addition, over 40 first‑time exhibitors such as ATVI Computech, Dahua Technology India, Anixter India, Prama Hikvision India, CT Square LLC and Trustech AV Solution will participate. Collectively, the exhibitors are slated to launch more than 130 new products, ranging from AI‑enabled collaboration tools and digital signage to LED displays, projection systems, professional audio, unified communications platforms, control systems and broadcast technologies. Solutions will also target smart classrooms, smart workplaces and immersive experience environments.
The trade show expects attendance of more than 14,000 industry professionals, including system integrators, consultants, distributors, enterprise buyers and government stakeholders. A concurrent Summit programme will deliver 40 + sessions led by over 80 expert speakers, covering trends such as AI‑enabled tools, immersive environments and connected infrastructure. The programme also retains two popular features from 2025: the Smart Tech Stage and AVIXA’s CTS® Training, which returns for a second year following strong demand.
Industry commentary underscores the event’s significance. Sujoy Cherian, Creative Technologist and CEO of Option 1 Group, described the show floor as “active and vibrant, now expanded across two levels—a clear sign that opportunities in this region are growing bigger and better.” Alexis Bou Farhat, ELV Projects Manager at BLINQ Technologies (Qatar), highlighted the networking value and his focus on AI in audio‑video systems. Anand Menon, Project Planning and Management Specialist at AGRA Smart City, noted the identification of new companies and technologies relevant to his procurement pipeline. Furqan Qureshi, Assistant Director at NRIDA, Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India, called the event “excellence in both scale and substance.”
Registration is open to professionals across the Pro AV and integrated experience technology value chain, and further details are available at www.infocomm‑india.com.
According to the 2025 Industry Outlook and Trends Analysis (IOTA) released by AVIXA, India has become the fastest‑growing Pro AV market in the Asia‑Pacific region, overtaking China. The IOTA projects the global Pro AV market to expand from USD 332 billion in 2025 to USD 402 billion by 2030, underscoring the strategic importance of the Indian market.