Komori India had reported 35 orders from India at drupa24 (held from 28 May – 7 June in Dusseldorf, Germany). The company already had a dozen orders for installations in hand by the end of April 2024. The remaining 23 machines were actual deals finalized during the printing and packaging show.
The Komori Group received orders for 150 machines during the show out of which one-fourth of the orders were from India, Jun Sudo, president, Komori India said in a previous interaction with Packaging South Asia.
Komori India has installed nearly 220 machines since the Komori India subsidiary came into place in 2018, Sudo said, adding by the end of FY 2024-25, the company hopes to reach 270-280 installations.
“Quite a few customers have installed a second or third Komori machine based on the service that they have received on their first or second Komori machine(s). We would like to make sure we keep up and hopefully exceed customer expectations,” he added.
Komori India entered the Indian market with the strong belief to penetrate deep into it, he said, adding it will continue to work hard to obtain the trust of the customers.
