Mumbai to host the future of maintenance and asset management, showcase new technologies at MRAM Expo 2026

Maintenance in the industrial sector is no longer limited to fixing faulty machinery, but is increasingly focused on improving asset reliability, safety, productivity, and overall lifecycle value. To highlight this changing industrial landscape, MRAM Expo 2026 will be held from October 7th to 9th in Hall 2 of the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai.

Organized by Virgo Communications & Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd., this three-day exhibition will bring together technical experts, industry professionals, and asset management leaders from across the country. The exhibition will showcase over 1,000 products and solutions, including predictive and prescriptive maintenance, artificial intelligence, machine learning, IIoT, digital twin, condition monitoring, CMMS, robotics, and automation.

“The entire industrial maintenance ecosystem is rapidly changing. Companies are now managing asset health, reliability, risk, and lifecycle performance more effectively than ever before, rather than simply performing repairs after a failure,” said Anita Raghunath, Founder and Managing Director of Virgo Communications.

Meanwhile, Raghu G, Director, Virgo, said, “MRAM Expo will provide an opportunity for Indian industries to connect with technologies and best practices that will help improve asset reliability, reduce unplanned downtime and extend equipment life.”

The conference, taking place on October 7–8, will discuss AI, digital twins, risk-based inspection, asset integrity, sustainability, and operational excellence. Technical workshops on October 7–9 will provide hands-on training on topics such as vibration analysis, predictive maintenance, and strategic asset management.

This expo will be a valuable opportunity for industry professionals and technical experts from across the country to gain a closer understanding of new technologies and interact with experts in the fields of industrial maintenance, reliability, and asset management. Interested visitors can register themselves through online registration on the MRAM India website.

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