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IFMA Established in 2015, IFMA stands as a beacon for the preservation of Indian architecture and a solution to the challenges faced by the furniture industry both within India and abroad. With an annual turnover exceeding 40,000 crore in the Indian furniture industry, it is essential to address the fact that only 26% of domestic furniture needs are met domestically, leaving the remaining 74% of furniture manufacturing in the hands of global players. IFMA plays a pivotal role in bridging this gap and supporting the local industry.

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IFMA Established in 2015, IFMA stands as a beacon for the preservation of Indian architecture and a solution to the challenges faced by the furniture industry both within India and abroad. With an annual turnover exceeding 40,000 crore in the Indian furniture industry, it is essential to address the fact that only 26% of domestic furniture needs are met domestically, leaving the remaining 74% of furniture manufacturing in the hands of global players. IFMA plays a pivotal role in bridging this gap and supporting the local industry.

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IFMA Established in 2015, IFMA stands as a beacon for the preservation of Indian architecture and a solution to the challenges faced by the furniture industry both within India and abroad. With an annual turnover exceeding 40,000 crore in the Indian furniture industry, it is essential to address the fact that only 26% of domestic furniture needs are met domestically, leaving the remaining 74% of furniture manufacturing in the hands of global players. IFMA plays a pivotal role in bridging this gap and supporting the local industry.

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IFMA Established in 2015, IFMA stands as a beacon for the preservation of Indian architecture and a solution to the challenges faced by the furniture industry both within India and abroad. With an annual turnover exceeding 40,000 crore in the Indian furniture industry, it is essential to address the fact that only 26% of domestic furniture needs are met domestically, leaving the remaining 74% of furniture manufacturing in the hands of global players. IFMA plays a pivotal role in bridging this gap and supporting the local industry.