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Komori India garners strong response at National Printing Expo 2026

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Komori India garners strong response at National Printing Expo 2026

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New business opportunities driven by the latest and upgraded models of Komori India’s Lithrone and Enthrone sheet-fed offset presses, along with its allied solutions, were the key focus of Komori India’s presentation at the National Printing Expo 2026, held from 28 to 30 March 2026 at the Jaipur Exhibition & Convention Centre in Jaipur.

The company’s stall witnessed strong footfall across all three days, attracting a large number of trade visitors from Jaipur as well as various parts of Rajasthan during the expo organized by Printers Club Expo.

Komori India boasts a vast client base across Rajasthan. Sahil Ajmani, regional sales manager, Komori India, said, “National Printing Expo 2026 truly thrilled us with heavy footfalls of focused trade visitors thronging to our stall. Among them, many turned out to be our existing customers in Rajasthan who showed eagerness and excitement to witness the new developments like the upgraded Advanced Series presses and other latest offers from Komori India.”

Ajmani added, “Rajasthan is one of the vibrant markets for us. Our client base in the state is steadily expanding. When we talk about the total number of our present clients in Jaipur alone has a good number. As on today, many of our clients in Rajasthan are accumulated in Jaipur, Rajasthan. This city painted in pink shade is where a number of prominent commercial and packaging printing companies are dwelled and their facilities are equipped with lines of brand new Lithrone and Enthrone presses.”

Visitors who thronged Komori India’s stand during the expo represented a wide spectrum of businesses. In this context, Ajmani noted that machines such as the Enthrone and Lithrone G Series presses from Komori Corporation are witnessing increasing adoption among printers engaged in commercial, packaging, and publishing applications. He added, “After all, these presses signify long-term vision focusing on automation, print quality, and future-ready technologies.”

According to Ajmani, Komori India’s participation in National Print Expo 2026 offered numerous benefits and positive outcomes. “This expo is the right platform, or we can say a well-designed meeting point, where we mutually interact with our regional clients. Apart from meeting our existing clients, such a well-organised expo provides us the chance to meet with totally new visitors who were smitten by Komori’s approach to sustainability and automation that keeps integrating in our every press for improved and outstanding outputs,” he concluded.

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