Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC) is the largest and permanent exhibition centre, in the private sector, in India and was set up in 1991. BEC has hosted several prestigious International trade fairs/exhibitions ever since.

The centre is ideally situated along the Western Express Highway in Goregaon and within a 10 minute drive from the National as well as the International airports and 20 minute from the heart of the city. There are numerous hotels within a 15 minute radius, over six of them being 5 star. Ideal entertainment, retail shopping & sightseeing spots are also in close proximity.

BEC consists of four halls occupying over 40,000 sq.mtrs of centrally air-conditioned space for conducting exhibitions. The halls have ample height, good lighting, well-designed ventilation and strong flooring to withstand even the heaviest machinery.

Major highlights of the available facilities for organizing large or medium scale events in the commercial and business capital of our country Mumbai include air-conditioned Seminar/ Convention halls, International lounges, operational air-conditioned restaurants, open air cafeterias, business communication centres, site offices, service centres and sufficient parking space within the complex having serene and lush-green surroundings.

Utilities and infrastructure to meet demands of power, water supply and compressed air supply, telephone & internet lines are available within all exhibition halls to facilitate organization of major industrial trade fairs/exhibitions.

stablished in 1939 as the New Standard Engineering Co. Ltd. (NSE), the company is known as a pioneer in the tool manufacturing segment, as it brought into the country, world class processes and designs for the manufacture of a number of engineering products. Equipment such as forging hammers and presses, blowroom lines and high production cards for the textile industry; and sucker rod pumps for on-shore oil recovery were some of the main product lines that emerged as market leaders. As the products manufactured were high in quality, the company soon saw an incremental rise in its exports, and not only are it products market leaders in India, but also have found a niche overseas.

In order to reflect on the various new avenues that the company was entering into, the promoters of the New Standard Engineering Company, decided to changethe name to Nesco Limited. This reflected in the Company's transformation from a pure play Engineering Company to that of a diversified one, whose diversification entailed it to be a player in the services segment.

Today, the Engineering Group of Nesco, continues to be a leading provider of this equipment to the Indian Railways, numerous Ordnance Factories, and Forging Plants.

While the company originally operated from Byculla, and set up two more plants at Parel and Santacruz. In 1959 it consolidated all these three operations and moved to a 70 acre estate on the Western Express Highway at Goregaon in Mumbai.

In 1986, the company diversified into the realty business by developing and providing customized built-up space for multinational companies and leading corporates at Goregaon.

In 1992, the company setup an exhibition centre - known as the Bombay Exhibition Centre - at its complex on the Western Express Highway at Goregaon, Mumbai. Starting with a hall area of 2,00,000 sq. ft., this has now been expanded to over 5,00,000 sq. ft. This venue, holds the distinction of being the largest exhibition center promoted by the private sector in India and has hosted over 100 national and international exhibitions,trade fairs, events since inception. What Sets this Venue apart from the rest, is the presence of various permanently air conditioned hall's ranging from an area of 2,000 Sq. Mts to 20,000 Sq. Mts.

Exhibition Space: 40,000 (Sq. M)