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Showcasing Indian ingenuity on the global stage

February 19, 2025

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Mint Hyderabad

Bindwel Technologies, South Asia's largest bookbinding machine manufacturer, is set to make history as the first Indian equipment maker at Hunkeler Innovation Days (HID).

- Pallippuram Sajith, managing director, Bindwel Technologies.

Bindwel Technologies, South Asia's largest bookbinding machine manufacturer, is set to make history as the first Indian equipment maker at Hunkeler Innovation Days (HID). This marks India's entry into the global Books on Demand (BOD) revolution, following Japan, Germany, Switzerland and Italy. HID is conducted once in two years at the Luzerne exhibition centre in Switzerland.

In addition to being a market leader in bookbinding machines supplies in India and many countries in Africa, the company has recently made inroads into Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia.

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