Who Should Visit?

Who Should Visit LOGMAT 2026?

LOGMAT 2026 is designed for decision-makers and professionals involved in warehousing, material handling, logistics, operations, supply chain and industrial infrastructure.

By Industry & Sector

Relevant for professionals from:

  • Manufacturing & Industry – automotive, auto components, engineering, capital goods, FMCG, consumer durables, textiles & garments, home furnishings, food & beverage, pharma, chemicals, process industries, electronics & electricals, heavy engineering
  • Logistics, Warehousing & Parks – 3PL/4PL logistics providers, warehousing and industrial park developers/operators, cold chain and temperature-controlled logistics, container freight stations, ICDs, ports & terminals
  • Construction, Infrastructure & Projects – industrial & warehouse builders, EPC contractors, infrastructure developers
  • E-Commerce & Retail – online marketplaces, D2C brands, retail chains, omni-channel businesses, last-mile delivery firms
  • Government, PSUs & Institutions – government departments, PSUs, logistics/warehousing-related agencies, industrial development corporations

By Role & Responsibility

Especially relevant if you are:

  • Top Management & Business Heads – Chairman, MD, CEO, owner/partner, business unit or profit centre head
  • Operations, Plant & Warehouse Leadership – COO, Head–Operations, Plant/Factory Manager, Warehouse/DC Manager, Head–Logistics/Intralogistics
  • Procurement, Projects & Capex – Head–Procurement/Purchase/Sourcing, Projects/Capex Manager, Supply Chain & Planning Manager
  • Technical, Engineering & IT – industrial/process/methods engineer, maintenance & utilities manager, automation/controls/IT lead for warehouses/logistics, WMS/TMS/system owners

By Organisation Size

LOGMAT serves:

  • SMEs – planning their first structured warehouse/logistics upgrade
  • Mid-sized companies – consolidating and optimising multiple facilities
  • Large enterprises & MNCs – undertaking network-wide automation and digitalisation

If You Are…

You should plan to visit if you are:

  • Setting up a new factory, warehouse or distribution centre
  • Upgrading an existing facility to improve space utilisation, throughput and safety
  • Exploring automation, robotics, AMRs/AGVs or AS/RS
  • Trying to reduce handling cost, errors and damage
  • Looking for WMS/TMS and supply chain software
  • Benchmarking vendors and solutions before major investments
  • Supporting clients as a consultant, integrator or logistics partner