Explore Sustainable Finance with Bankkeeping at Automation Expo 2025

 

Empowering Financial Sustainability in Industrial Automation

Join BankKeeping at Automation Expo 2025, Asia’s leading platform for industrial automation and sustainability, from August 11–14 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai. As a pioneering fintech solution provider for SMEs and industrial sectors, BankKeeping will demonstrate how smart finance tools are transforming sustainable automation ecosystems.

With a sharp focus on energy-efficient automation, and cost optimization, BankKeeping empowers manufacturers, OEMs, and solution providers to make smarter banking decisions—turning financial data into actionable insights.

Why Visit BankKeeping at Automation Expo 2025?

  • Discover how to reduce borrowing costs, detect hidden charges, address Interest Rate Overcharge, and improve your capital efficiency.
  • Experience live demos of our analytics-driven financial dashboards, tailored for different sectors, specially, automation-driven businesses.
  • Learn how to structure automation financing that supports both ROI and environmental goals.

Solutions Tailored for the Automation Industry:

  • CMA Builder for smooth credit processing and better loan approvals
  • Bank Statement Audit Tools to uncover unjustified interest or charges
  • Capital Optimization Frameworks aligned with RBI norms
  • Strategic insights for financial sustainability in manufacturing

Who Should Connect with Us?

  • Manufacturers & OEMs looking to fund green automation upgrades
  • ESG teams & Plant Heads aligning projects with sustainability KPIs
  • Automation Providers seeking finance partners for client enablement

At the forefront of green automation finance, BankKeeping bridges the gap between industrial innovation and long-term financial resilience.

Visit our booth at Automation Expo 2025 to learn how smart fintech for automation can unlock sustainable growth. Or request a demo.

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