Moscow companies showcase high-tech solutions at INNOPROM.India trade fair in New Delhi

The first INNOPROM.India International Industrial Trade Fair is being held in New Delhi from September 9-11 and leading companies from the Russian capital’s high-tech industrial sectors including manufacturers of medical equipment, collaborative robots, transport digitalisation solutions, LCD displays and non-destructive testing equipment.

Maksim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry said, "As instructed by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin, we are supporting the development of trade and economic relations with India. The capital has traditionally ranked first among Russia’s regions in terms of trade: in the first half of 2026, Moscow accounted for 45 per cent of Russia’s trade with India. Exports are also growing: over the same period, exports of engineering products from Moscow increased fivefold. To expand cooperation, a Moscow delegation will participate in the INNOPROM.India exhibition. Leading industrial companies and residents of the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone will hold talks with potential customers and showcase their solutions at the collective stand."

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"The city is actively supporting the implementation of joint investment and infrastructure projects with Indian partners. For example, following the St Petersburg International Economic Forum 2026, an agreement was signed with one of India’s leading pharmaceutical companies to localise the production of medicines at the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone. The participation of Moscow industrial companies in INNOPROM.India is an important step towards strengthening our technological partnership. Moscow is open to deeper cooperation and ready to offer our international partners the best expertise in critical industrial sectors, from microelectronics to medicine," said Anatoly Garbuzov, Minister of the Moscow Government and Head of the Department of Investment and Industrial Policy.

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Joint Stock Company Institute for Scientific Research Microelectronic Equipment Progress (JSC NIIMA Progress,) a resident of the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone, is showcasing a high-precision geodetic collaborative platform.


Another Technopolis Moscow resident, NEX-T (NexTouch brand) will introduce visitors to solutions based on its proprietary liquid-crystal modules, including the NextOne all-in-one PC, the NextPanel interactive educational system and the NextAir transparent display with touchless gesture control.

Moscow’s Scientific and Productive Centre ECHOPLUS is exhibiting its flagship phased-array ultrasonic flaw detector AVGUR-ART. Transtelematica will present transport digitalisation solutions to visitors, including the MTT ARM computing unit for integrating and controlling vehicle systems, a passenger flow sensor and a BIO validator enabling biometric fare payment.


ROBOPRO will show its commercial DOKA collaborative robots, designed to automate repetitive and routine processes. At the stand, a robot will demonstrate the handling of products in various formats, including glass jars, as well as packaging operations.

The stand will also feature sterilisation equipment from Tyumen Plant of Medical Equipment and Tools (JSC TZMOI), a resident of the Special Economic Zone, as well as products from DNA-Technology, including innovative reagent kits and automated laboratory systems.

The participation of Moscow companies in INNOPROM.India has been organised with the support of the Trade Representation of the Russian Federation in India.

The Autonomous Non-Profit Organisation Mosprom Export, Industry and Investment Support Centre was established by the Government of Moscow in 2019 to support, develop and promote investment activity, industrial exports and exports of agricultural products. Mosprom is the key export support centre for Moscow’s industrial companies, providing systematic assistance to the capital’s enterprises at every stage of entering international markets.