AP Chambers all set to host Business Expo 2025 from Dec. 12 in Vijayawada
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AP Chambers all set to host Business Expo 2025 from Dec. 12 in Vijayawada
Vijayawada has made elaborate arrangements to host the landmark Business Expo 2025 here from December 12 to 14 December to bring together industry leaders, MSMEs, startups, innovators, investors, and the general public.
The three-day event will showcase business opportunities, emerging technologies, entrepreneurship, cultural vibrancy, and sector-specific knowledge sharing. Key highlights of the expo include power-packed seminars, expert sessions on emerging sunrise sectors, investment opportunities and MSME growth.
The speakers include industry experts, policymakers, and sector specialists. This time focus will be on innovation, market access, skill development and investment pathways. There will be a startup pavilion with dedicated zone for startups to pitch, showcase products, meet investors and customers.
There will be special sessions on funding, scaling and technology adoption. It is expected to be a platform to recognize innovative ideas and new product launches. Cultural evenings are planned featuring local cultural performances, music, and entertainment to engage visitors and increase footfall.
AP Chambers president Potluri Bhaskara Rao told the media here on Tuesday that they aim to blend business networking with cultural celebration. The expo will have over 160 stalls across various sectors. Participation from MSMEs, large industries, service sector, technology firms, and government departments is expected.
Delegates will be coming from across the state and outside. The expo will feature sectoral seminars on key topics such as driving manufacturing growth and MSM, competitiveness in AP; AP tourism - emerging trends and challenges; emerging sunrise sectors in AP - pathways for growth ands; agri value chains, food processing and agtech innovation; infrastructure, port-led growth and logistics advantage; and women empowerment - entrepreneurship and leadership ecosystem. Several Ministers and bureaucrats have given their consent to visit the Business Expo and participate in the sectoral sessions.
The objective of the Business Expo is to promote business growth, investment opportunities and MSME development; provide a platform for networking, collaboration and B2B/B2C meetings; showcase innovation and entrepreneurship; and create a vibrant space combining business, learning and culture.
Besides AP Chambers president Bhaskara Rao, vice president B. Raja Sekhar, general secretary Subbrao Ravuri, joint secretary Gurjeet Singh Sahni, Central Zone Women’s Wing Chairperson Dr. Mamatha Rayapati, board members Radhika, D. Aparna, K. Lakshminarayana, A. Satyanarayana, B. Phani Chandra, and Suma Atluri participated in the press meet.
