The total Indian water market exceeds $8 billion. The government sector contributes a little more than 50 percent....
Chennai is the Water Market Capital of India. Chennai has chronic water problems and depends mostly on ground water ....
Previous Water Today Water Expos
Water Expo 2012
Held in Chennai the show enjoyed the presence of all the major international water industry brands. The 3-day event was a melting pot of lectures, presentations, business activities, deliberations and trend showcasing. The show was the ever largest water exhibition in India accepted mutually by industry leaders
Water Expo 2010
Held in Mumbai the show enjoyed the presence of all the major international water industry brands. The 3-day event was a melting pot of lectures, presentations, business activities, deliberations and trend showcasing.
Water Expo 2009
Held in Chennai, this show paved the way for a stronger, more prosperous and sustainable future for both — the industry and the environment. The 3-day event was attended by international visitors from Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, United Arab Emirates, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.
Pollutech Bangladesh 2008
Pollutech Bangladesh 2008 was an International exhibition on Pollution Control & Environmental Management Technologies, organised by CERDI and co-organised by Water Today.
Water Expo 2007
The Water Expo 2007 held in Mumbai; was a huge success where all the leading water industry professionals and businesses from all over the globe converged on a common platform to explore fresh opportunities and avenues.
Water Expo 2006
The Water Expo 2006 held in Chennai, witnessed the attendance of 5500 trade visitor. Among these 63% of visitors were Owners, Directors or Managers, 68% of visitors discovered new products, 72% visitors discovered new suppliers and 38% of visitors placed orders during the show.
Water Expo Sri Lanka 2005
Water Today was the first Indian Company to set a benchmark in Sri Lanka, with the ‘Indo – Lanka Technology Transformation 2006 Expo’ this opened the gates for the national and international water industry in the Lankan water market, offering new income avenues to many companies.
