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ETHICS POS, a division of the Ethics Group of Companies, is participating in the World Mithai Namkeen Convention & Expo (WMNC) 2025, being held from 19 to 21 December 2025 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi. At Stall No. Q29, ETHICS POS is presenting its next-generation point-of-sale (POS) and retail technology solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of sweet, namkeen, food, and organised retail businesses across India. The solutions on display focus on simplifying billing processes, improving operational efficiency, and enabling scalable business growth through technology-driven systems. The expo has brought together industry stakeholders, business owners, and technology partners, offering a valuable platform for live demonstrations and in-depth discussions. Engagements at the ETHICS POS stall have highlighted the increasing demand for reliable, intuitive, and future-ready POS systems that can support both traditional and modern retail formats. Participation at WMNC 2025 reflects the Ethics Group of Companies’ continued focus on technology-led innovation, supporting retailers with practical, user-friendly solutions that enhance operational visibility and customer experience.

The Ethics Group of Companies marked its presence at Health EXPO 2026, held on January 3–4, 2026, at Jawahar Ground, Bhavnagar, Gujarat. The two-day event brought together healthcare professionals, industry leaders, partners, and key stakeholders from across the healthcare and pharmaceutical ecosystem. During the expo, the Ethics Group of Companies showcased its integrated technology capabilities, including POS software, POS hardware, fintech enablement, and unified payment solutions. These offerings are designed to support efficient, compliant, and scalable pharmacy and healthcare operations, addressing the evolving needs of modern healthcare businesses. The event provided a valuable platform for meaningful discussions and knowledge exchange. Interactions across both days reinforced the Group’s commitment to building reliable, technology-driven solutions that solve real-world operational challenges within the healthcare ecosystem. We sincerely thank everyone who visited the Ethics Group stall and engaged with our team. We look forward to strengthening these connections and continuing our efforts to enable smarter, more resilient, and future-ready healthcare operations.

The Ethics Group of Companies was represented at the Ambassador Christmas Banquet hosted by the Foundation for Leadership and Governance (FLAG) on 17 December 2025 in New Delhi. The distinguished gathering was presided over by His Excellency Mr. Alberto A. Guani, Ambassador of Uruguay to India and GRULAC Coordinator, and was held in the presence of Dr. Michael Leary, Executive Director, Christian Embassy – London. The event brought together Ambassadors, High Commissioners, senior government officials, and members of the diplomatic community, offering a meaningful platform for dialogue, engagement, and relationship-building. Interactions during the evening included representatives from the Embassies of Palestine, Argentina, Uruguay, and Chad, along with officials from the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India. Hosted at Desire Banquet Hall, Le Meridien, Windsor Place, Janpath, New Delhi, the evening featured Christmas carols, prayers for the nations, and thoughtful reflections on leadership, governance, and global cooperation. Organised by FLAG, the Ambassador Christmas Banquet underscored the importance of shared values, constructive dialogue, and collaboration across diplomatic, governmental, and institutional platforms.

The Ethics Group of Companies was honoured to welcome a distinguished delegation from the High Commission of The Gambia to the Republic of India at its Gurugram warehouse on 17 December 2025. The visit included a detailed walkthrough of the Group’s end-to-end supply chain operations supporting the Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Janaushadhi Pariyojana, a flagship public healthcare initiative of the Government of India. The delegation was led by His Excellency Mr. Mustapha Jawara, High Commissioner of The Gambia, accompanied by Mr. Ebrima Mboob, Deputy Head of Mission, and Ms. Penda Njie K., Counsellor. During the visit, the delegation received a comprehensive overview of Ethics Group’s integrated supply chain capabilities, including warehousing operations, inventory management, quality assurance, distribution, and last-mile fulfilment. The interaction highlighted how the Ethics Group of Companies delivers efficient, transparent, and scalable logistics solutions that support large-scale public healthcare programmes and ensure reliable access to essential medicines. We sincerely appreciate His Excellency’s kind acknowledgement of the productive discussions, the detailed operational walkthrough, and the arrangements extended to the delegation. Such engagements underscore the importance of international dialogue and collaboration in strengthening healthcare access and advancing supply chain excellence. The Ethics Group of Companies looks forward to continued engagement and meaningful collaboration in the future, reinforcing its commitment to public healthcare logistics, operational excellence, and global cooperation.

The Ethics Group of Companies successfully participated in the India International Cargo Show (IICS) 2025, held from 10 to 12 December 2025 at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai. The three-day event brought together key stakeholders from across the global logistics, air cargo, and supply chain ecosystem, creating a powerful platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and industry dialogue. Throughout the exhibition, Ethics Group demonstrated its strengths across end-to-end integrated supply chain solutions, including transportation, air cargo operations, warehousing, last-mile delivery, IT-enabled logistics systems, and multimodal connectivity. Visitors to Booth No. Q63 engaged in meaningful discussions on how technology, infrastructure, and execution excellence are reshaping modern logistics in India. Industry Insights and Strategic Dialogues The conference agenda at IICS 2025 focused on the evolving dynamics of trade, connectivity, and logistics, highlighting their critical role in India’s economic growth. Key discussions addressed manufacturing competitiveness, multimodal cargo movement, digital acceleration in air cargo, and the expanding role of 3PL and contract logistics in enabling agile supply chains. Esteemed industry leaders, including Samir J Shah (ACAAI), Shantanu Bhadkamkar (AMTOI), Rajiv Jalota (Indian Ports Association), Chaitaly Mehta (FFFAI), Chandranath Dey (JLL), Fletcher Samuel (Bangalore International Airport), and Gagan Gupta (Air India), shared valuable insights on operational challenges, infrastructure development, and future-ready logistics models. Key Themes Shaping the Future of Logistics The final day of the event highlighted three critical pillars influencing the next phase of the logistics industry: Safe, compliant, and responsible handling of dangerous goods Rapid growth of e-commerce and D2C logistics, driven by digital innovation and rising customer expectations Advancement of the global cold chain ecosystem, strengthened through technology adoption and multimodal integration Industry experts, including Radharamanan Panicker, Satish Lakkaraju, and Ryan Viegas, offered forward-looking perspectives on these themes, reinforcing the need for resilient, technology-enabled supply chains. Driving Innovation and Collaboration Over the three days, the Ethics Group of Companies connected with partners, customers, and industry professionals, exchanging ideas and exploring opportunities for collaboration. These interactions reaffirmed the Group’s commitment to building smarter, faster, and more integrated logistics solutions that support businesses across sectors. Participation at IICS 2025 reflects the Ethics Group’s continued focus on innovation, operational excellence, and customer-centric logistics, as well as its role in contributing to India’s rapidly evolving supply chain ecosystem.

We are delighted to share that the Ethics Group of Companies participated in the ACAAI Annual Convention 2025, held in Bali, Indonesia, from 6th to 9th November. This year’s convention brought together global leaders, industry experts, and logistics professionals to discuss emerging trends, developments, and challenges shaping the future of the air cargo sector. One of the highlights of the event was a focused business session on “Changing Practices at Cargo Terminals: New Facilities, AFSs, and Multimodal Cargo Hubs and the Expectations of Users.” We are proud to announce that Mr. Vipan Jain, Director of the Ethics Group of Companies, was invited as a panel member for this insightful session and was honoured on stage during the event. His participation underscored our continued commitment to advancing cargo terminal operations, enhancing multimodal connectivity, and driving user-centric logistics solutions. At Ethics Group, we remain steadfast in our vision to build a technology-enabled, end-to-end logistics network that empowers businesses across industries in India. Our participation in global platforms like the ACAAI Convention reflects our focus on innovation, collaboration, and operational excellence—key pillars driving progress in the integrated logistics ecosystem.