From one Mumbai workshop to five sister studios
The company starts in Mumbai
One studio, one workshop, one rule: design, fabrication and installation stay under the same roof. Everything the group does now was worked out here first.
A studio opens in Frankfurt
The in-house model goes onto the European circuit, giving Indian exhibitors a group-owned team at the venue rather than a subcontracted one.
Exhibit Rentals launches in Las Vegas
Custom builds and rentals for the US market — and a route for Indian clients exhibiting in America without shipping a stand across the world.
SOL Dubai opens in Al Quoz
Its own fabrication facility and delivery team in the UAE, covering the Gulf circuit — the busiest overseas calendar for most Indian exhibitors.
London Exhibition Company launches
The group moves onto the UK circuit at ExCeL, Olympia and the NEC, completing a network across India, Europe, the UK, the Gulf and the US.
Where we build
Exhibition work in India is a logistics business as much as a design one. Owning the workshop and the storage is what lets us hold a stand between editions, turn a rebuild around quickly, and keep freight inside the quote instead of bolted on afterwards.
Mumbai is home ground — minutes from Bombay Exhibition Centre in Goregaon and Jio World Convention Centre in BKC, and the reason a Mumbai stand never enters a freight line at all. In Delhi NCR, crew and freight are planned around the national calendar at Bharat Mandapam, Yashobhoomi and Pragati Maidan, where the build-up windows are tightest and the security and vehicle-pass regime is strictest. For the southern circuit we work from BIEC in Bengaluru and HITEX in Hyderabad, with structures checked in Mumbai, dispatched, and installed by our own supervised crew rather than handed to a local contractor.
We also build regularly at India Expo Centre in Greater Noida, Chennai Trade Centre, the Helipad Ground in Gandhinagar, and at venues in Pune, Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Jaipur, Coimbatore, Goa and Kochi. If your show is somewhere else in the country, ask: freight and crew planning is part of the quote, not an afterthought.
Three ways to build, one standard
Custom exhibition stands are engineered around your brand, your products and the way visitors actually move through a plot — pre-built and signed off before anything ships. Modular exhibition stands are reusable aluminium systems that install in a day or two and adapt across shows and stall sizes without a rebuild each time; we store them between editions so only the graphic changes. Portable and modular displays are roll-ups, fabric backdrops, pop-ups and folding counters — hardware you buy, carry and set up yourself in twenty minutes.
All three are designed, fabricated and installed by the same team, to the same standard, and quoted on the same itemised basis. The difference is scale and lifespan, not care.
What we will not do
We do not take a booking we cannot deliver to a standard we would put our name on. If you are four weeks out from a custom build with structural approvals still to file, we will say so rather than take the deposit and hope. If a brief needs a specialism that is genuinely not in this building — a complex AV integration, a specialist finish we do not fabricate — we say that too, and point you at someone who does it properly.
We also do not quote a single lump sum. It is the fastest way to win a job and the fastest way to lose an argument in month three, because neither side can point at what changed. Everything is itemised, and when scope moves the quote moves visibly, line by line, so the decision stays yours.
A stand delivered late or half-right costs an exhibitor far more than the build ever did. The show does not move, the visitors come on the day the organiser says they will, and there is no second attempt at a first impression on a show floor.
