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Holostik at ACMA Automechanika 2026

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Holostik at ACMA Automechanika 2026

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Holostik India will showcase its advanced anti-counterfeiting and brand protection solutions at ACMA Automechanika New Delhi 2026. The company will exhibit at Stand 2T16 | Hall 2, Yashobhoomi (IICC), New Delhi, from 5–7 February 2026.

Holostik’s automotive solutions combine high-security physical features with digital verification and traceability to help OEMs and brand owners protect genuine parts, strengthen consumer trust, and improve supply-chain transparency.

The automotive sector is among the hardest hit by counterfeiting. As per industry estimates shared by the Authentication Solution Providers’ Association (ASPA), around 20–25% of automotive products in India are believed to be counterfeit, posing serious safety risks and causing significant revenue losses to OEMs.

Ankit Gupta, joint managing director, Holostik Group, said, “OEMs and automotive brands are losing billions annually due to counterfeit parts, and more critically, their customers face real safety risks from substandard components. At Holostik, our mission is to give these brands robust solutions that not only authenticate genuine products but also safeguard supply chains from manufacturing through distribution. Advanced anti-counterfeiting measures are no longer optional, they are essential to protect brand trust and customer safety.”

Holostik’s Automotive-Focused Anti-Counterfeiting Solutions

Holostik’s suite of solutions for automotive Aftermarket, OEMs and brands is built to tackle the full spectrum of counterfeiting risks and supply chain challenges:

High-security hologram labels and hot stamping foils: Customized holographic OVDs with multiple overt & covert security features provide instant visual authentication, making counterfeits easy to spot by customers while enhancing brand recognition.

Tamper-evident & destructible security labels: Specialized labels that irreversibly show tampering help brands secure packaging and parts, deterring reuse and repackaging of genuine goods as counterfeit.

Smart labels with QR/serial codes: Integrated QR codes and unique serialization enable real-time authentication by dealers, service centres and end users via smartphones giving brands end-to-end visibility and consumer engagement.

Track & trace and digital authentication: Holostik’s digital solutions provide true supply chain traceability from factory floors to aftermarket points, helping brands detect diversion, unauthorized sales channels and counterfeit infiltration.

Warranty & post-purchase management: With digital authentication, automotive manufacturers can link genuine parts to warranty and service programmes, strengthening after-sales service and customer loyalty.

Holostik’s award winning anti-counterfeiting solution Paperogram (Paper Hologram), a paper-based holographic security solution, will be a key highlight at the event, offering automotive brands a sustainable yet highly secure alternative to conventional plastic-based holograms.

Along with its anti-counterfeiting solutions, the Holostik Group will also showcase its biodegradable and sustainable packaging product range under NaturTrust, developed to meet the automotive industry’s growing demand for environmentally responsible packaging solutions.

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