The ISEE 2026 Delhi event marks a significant milestone for the International Sourcing Exposition for Elevators & Escalators, as it is the first time this major biennial expo is moving to India’s capital after being hosted in Mumbai.

Here are the specific details regarding the 2026 event:

Schedule & Venue

• Dates: December 3–5, 2026.

• Venue: Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre – IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi.

• Location Advantage: The move to Yashobhoomi—one of India’s newest and largest convention centers—allows for a significantly larger scale. The planned gross area for the 2026 edition is roughly 35,000+ sq. m., a massive increase from previous years.

Event Scope & Focus

• Target Audience: The Delhi edition is strategically placed to tap into the massive infrastructure and real estate market of North India (NCR). It expects over 250 exhibitors and more than 12,000 trade visitors from 20+ countries.

• Key Themes:

  • Smart Mobility: Integration of IoT and AI in vertical transportation.

  • Sustainability: Energy-efficient drives, regenerative braking, and green manufacturing.

  • Safety Standards: Focus on new national and international safety codes.

• Exhibits: You can expect live demonstrations of high-speed traction systems, machine-room-less (MRL) elevators, destination control systems, and luxury panoramic cabins.

Special Features

• ISEE Quiz 2026: A signature part of the expo where industry professionals compete to showcase their knowledge of standards and safety codes.

• Sourcing Forum: A dedicated platform for Delhi-based procurement teams, developers, and architects to connect directly with global component suppliers.

• Knowledge Sessions: Technical seminars and panel discussions featuring international experts and government representatives (e.g., DMRC, CPWD).

Why the Move to Delhi?

The organizers chose Delhi for the 3rd edition to position India as a global sourcing hub by connecting international suppliers with the “procurement ecosystem” of the National Capital Region, which is currently seeing a boom in high-rise residential projects and commercial infrastructure.