When Jaypee Engineering & Hydraulic Equipment Co. Ltd. and Vishnu Forge Industries Ltd. set up their stall at Hall 11, Stall K15 of bauma CONEXPO India 2026, the objective was clear: engage directly with the companies that rely on hydraulic, material-handling and rock-breaking equipment across India’s construction, mining and manufacturing sectors.
Over the four days of the exhibition, held from 15th to 18th September 2026 at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida, the JEHEL stall recorded an estimated footfall of approximately 600+ visitors. The visitor profile read like a directory of India’s industrial sector, with representatives from cement majors, steel producers, plywood manufacturers, mining companies and international businesses walking through the stall.
On average, the stall received approximately 150+ visitors per day, a mix of existing customers reconnecting with the team and new prospects exploring JEHEL’s product range for the first time.
Opening Day: First Impressions and Early Engagement
Following the formal inauguration by Mr. Ashok Minda, Chairman & Group CEO of Spark Minda, the stall opened to its first wave of visitors. Day 1 saw representatives from Eagle Corp, Brokk, KCC, and Hytech Earthmoving Engineers visit the display. Mr. Malviya and Mr. Krishna Jangid were among the early visitors who engaged in detailed conversations with the technical team.
The physical exhibits, including a custom-fabricated boom exhibit and 3D models of the Hydraulic Truck Tippler, Scrapper and BRU Unit, proved effective in drawing visitors into technical discussions about equipment applications and configurations.
Day 2: A Grand Success with Cement and Steel Majors
The second day proved to be the standout day of the exhibition for the JEHEL stall.
Representatives from Sree Cement, Dalmia Cement, JK Cement, Jindal Steel & Power, Century Plywood, JK Lakshmi Cement, UltraTech Cement and the African Industries team visited the stall over the course of the day. The presence of these established organisations provided an opportunity for the Jaypee Engineering team to engage with decision-makers and technical personnel, understand operational requirements and discuss applications of the company’s stationary rock-breaking systems, hydraulic grabbing solutions and container tilting systems.
The conversations on Day 2 moved beyond introductions. Visitors from the cement and steel sectors discussed specific operational challenges, equipment requirements and potential project timelines, making it one of the most productive days of the exhibition.
Day 3: Sustained Momentum and Deeper Conversations
Day 3 continued the momentum. Mr. Vivek Gangani, Managing Director of Sprint Engineering, visited the stall, along with Mr. Pradip Kumar from Lloyds Metals, Mr. Nitin Kandoi, Director of Gallantt Ispat, and guests from Loesche, Chanderpur Works, JK Cement and Sandvik.
The nature of conversations shifted increasingly from introductory to application-specific. Visitors discussed equipment requirements for ongoing and upcoming projects, with the Hydraulic Truck Tippler and stationary rock-breaking systems drawing particular interest from the steel and metals companies. The 3D models played an important role in these discussions, giving visitors a visual understanding of equipment scale, configuration, and working principles.
Closing Day: Final Conversations and Consolidation
The final day brought visitors who had specifically timed their exhibition visit for the closing hours, including representatives from Afarzen Pvt Ltd, TATA Steel, CPG, Chanderpur Works and AMPL.
By the end of Day 4, the team had built a substantial pipeline of business conversations. Discussions initiated over the previous three days were followed up wherever possible, while new visitors explored the full range of JEHEL’s solutions, from hydraulic cranes and scissor lifts to orange peel grabs and precision-forged components from Vishnu Forge Industries.
Conclusion
The visitor profile at the JEHEL stall at bauma CONEXPO India 2026 speaks for itself. Cement majors like Sree Cement, Dalmia Cement, JK Cement and UltraTech Cement, steel producers like Jindal Steel & Power and TATA Steel, and international players like African Industries all visited Hall 11, Stall K15, reflecting the breadth of industries that rely on hydraulic and material-handling equipment.
Over four days, conversations evolved from product enquiries to application-specific technical discussions, with visitors from the cement, steel and mining sectors discussing equipment requirements and project timelines. The 3D models, boom exhibit and product brochures helped the team move these interactions from general interest to concrete business possibilities.
With approximately 1,200 visitor interactions, strengthened customer relationships and a pipeline of new enquiries, the real work now shifts to the post-event phase, where follow-ups and proposals will convert exhibition conversations into lasting business partnerships.
