Following the successful hosting of KOINDEX (Korea Industry Expo) 2024 at Yashobhoomi, KINEXIN Convention Management Pvt. Ltd., is further deepening its collaboration with Korean exhibition organizers. The company recently announced during a business trip to Korea that it will be launching two new Korea-hosted exhibitions at Yashobhoomi in 2025. These events are set to enhance cultural ties and promote industrial collaboration between Korea and India, while also opening up new avenues for business partnerships.
A new chapter in international beauty industry collaboration is set to begin this August as BeautySum India 2025 makes its debut at Yashobhoomi, the India International Convention and Expo Centre (IICC) in New Delhi. Scheduled from August 28 to 30, the event is being organized by MESSE ESANG, one of South Korea’s leading exhibition companies. With growing interest in K-beauty and global wellness trends in the Indian market, the exhibition aims to provide a platform for cross-border partnerships and business growth in one of the world’s fastest-expanding beauty sectors.
The event is expected to host exhibitors and visitors from several countries including Korea, France, Japan, Vietnam, Türkiye, and Hungary. A wide spectrum of the beauty industry will be represented, from cosmetic manufacturers and skincare brands to raw material suppliers, packaging solution providers, and wellness companies. The focus of the exhibition is not just on showcasing products but also on facilitating meaningful business connections and knowledge exchange between international and Indian players.
A major highlight of the three-day exhibition will be the Global Beauty Trend Conference, which will feature sessions on sustainable beauty practices, organic certifications, and future-driven cosmetic innovation. Another key feature is the ODM Match-Up Lounge, a curated space designed to enable Indian businesses to engage directly with Original Design Manufacturers from around the world. This initiative is expected to support new product development and boost private-label manufacturing opportunities in India. With India’s beauty and personal care market projected to reach USD 30 billion by 2027, BeautySum India 2025 comes at a strategic moment, aiming to position New Delhi as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and global industry exchange.
Rather than a one-off initiative, upcoming exhibitions represent a long-term strategic effort to create a sustainable platform for industrial exchange between Korea and India. Mr. Phil Chung, CEO of KINEXIN, stated, “We will continue to play a leading role in deepening India–Korea industrial cooperation through exhibitions,” and added, “Active discussions are also underway to additionally host exhibitions and international conferences related to Korea’s medical and café–bakery industries at Yashobhoomi.” He further noted, “We are working with Korean government ministries to secure multifaceted support, including budget assistance and promotional cooperation, so that Korea-hosted exhibitions in India can be stably settled and continuously expanded.”
