Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh is set to showcase its business-ready ecosystem, investment-friendly policies and ease-of-doing-business reforms at the fourth Uttar Pradesh International Trade Show (UPITS-2026), scheduled to be held at the India Expo Centre and Mart in Greater Noida from September 25 to 29.
Two dedicated pavilions set up by Invest UP in Halls 1 and 4 will serve as key business and investor engagement centres during the five-day event. The pavilions will provide information on more than 36 sector-specific policies, incentives and the state’s integrated investment facilitation system.
The trade show will feature six partner countries, 36 international exhibitors and around 100 international buyers. Business-to-business meetings and sectoral roundtables will provide opportunities for investors to explore business expansion, technology transfer and new investment prospects in Uttar Pradesh.
Vietnam, Japan, Singapore, Russia, Austria and Belarus are participating as partner countries. Companies from these nations will showcase products, technologies and business opportunities, while meetings between foreign delegations and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath are also proposed.
Following the inauguration, Invest UP will coordinate sector-focused roundtables and knowledge sessions covering global supply chains, electronics, semiconductors and ESDM, pharmaceuticals and medtech. Discussions will also focus on textiles and apparel, food processing, and investment and industrial development through CPSUs.
Structured B2B meetings, country sessions and executive roundtables will further facilitate commercial engagements. International buyers will explore sourcing and procurement opportunities, while foreign exhibitors will present industrial products and technologies.
UPITS-2026 is expected to provide a platform for ODOP products, MSMEs, handicrafts, textiles, agriculture and food processing to connect with global markets, supporting export expansion, investment, technology partnerships and industrial development while advancing Uttar Pradesh’s “Local to Global” vision.
