If you are considering exhibiting at iDAC, the first question should not be “How many people attend?” It should be: “Are the right people attending?”
The answer becomes clear when you look at iDAC’s previous editions and professional audience. iDAC is designed around the people who influence architecture, interiors, construction, product selection and project decisions – making its footfall far more valuable than a conventional exhibition crowd.
Who Actually Visits iDAC?
iDAC brings together a diverse professional ecosystem rather than a single audience segment. Its community includes architects, interior designers, consultants, developers, builders, engineers, manufacturers and other industry professionals.
At iDAC Mumbai, the published visitor profile includes 3,500+ architects, 950+ designers, 650+ consultants and 100+ developers.
For brands, this matters because these are professionals actively involved in projects, specifications, product discovery and industry collaborations.
The audience is not limited to Architect Professionals. It extends to Designs Professionals, consultants and Builder Professionals who operate at different stages of the project lifecycle.
How Much Footfall Does iDAC Actually Generate?
The scale of previous editions makes the opportunity even clearer.
The 2024 iDAC Mumbai edition recorded 23,000+ B2B visitors, alongside 100+ participating brands and 170+ industry speakers.
The momentum continued in 2025. iDAC Mumbai 2025 recorded more than 24,500 visitors, with 100+ brands and 150+ voices from across the globe participating across the three-day event.
That is a significant professional audience concentrated around one ecosystem — architecture, design and construction.
And the engagement extends beyond exhibition footfall. iDAC’s Intelligence Series reports 6,000 unique professionals, 1,500+ verified project leads and 750+ prescheduled meetings and factory visits across 30 cities.
But What Does This Mean for a Brand?
This is where iDAC becomes more than an exhibition.
A product can be discovered by an architect, discussed with a designer, evaluated by a consultant and eventually considered for a project. A single conversation can therefore become the beginning of a much larger business opportunity.
With 200+ brands currently positioned across the iDAC ecosystem, competition for professional attention is already significant.
So the real question is not whether your potential buyers are attending.
They already are.
The question is whether they will discover your brand – or your competitor’s.
Why Missing iDAC Could Mean Missing the Next Opportunity
With iDAC Delhi scheduled for 14–16 January 2027 and iDAC Mumbai for 4–6 March 2027, brands have two major opportunities to get in front of India’s architecture, design and construction community.
Thousands of professionals will walk in looking for products, ideas, technologies, connections and opportunities.
Your next specification could already be walking through the door.
The only question is: will your brand be there when it does?
Ready to Be Part of the iDAC Ecosystem?
If your next business opportunity could come from an architect, designer, consultant, developer or builder, make sure your brand is where these professionals are already looking.
Exhibit at iDAC Delhi or iDAC Mumbai and put your products, solutions and expertise in front of the people shaping India’s built environment.
And if you are looking for new products, materials, technologies, brands and industry connections?
Register to visit iDAC Delhi or iDAC Mumbai and be part of the conversations shaping what comes next in architecture, design and construction.
The right connections are already happening at iDAC. Make sure you’re part of them.
