DOMS showcases expanded stationery portfolio at Paperworld India 2026

NEW DELHI: DOMS is putting its best pens forward. DOMS Industries Limited made a sizeable splash at Paperworld India 2026 with an immersive pavilion showcasing its expanding portfolio, new product launches and the latest addition to its brand family, Reynolds.

The three-day exhibition gave DOMS a platform to bring its stationery and art products together under one roof, spanning writing instruments, pencils, colouring products, art materials, notebooks, office supplies, adhesives, mathematical instruments, paper stationery, school accessories and creative learning products.

The company’s pavilion attracted distributors, wholesalers, retailers, institutional buyers, exporters and international delegates, with DOMS reporting strong trade footfall and a high volume of business enquiries.

Beyond displaying its existing range, DOMS used Paperworld India to introduce new products across several categories. The launches drew positive feedback from channel partners and customers, according to the company, reflecting continued demand for products focused on creativity, learning and everyday stationery needs.

The pavilion was also designed as an experience rather than simply a product showcase. Live art demonstrations, interactive displays, artists, digital creators and influencers engaged visitors throughout the event, demonstrating the versatility of DOMS products.

The approach helped turn the booth into a hub for product discovery and business conversations, while giving visitors a closer look at the company’s broader stationery ecosystem.

One of the key attractions was a dedicated showcase for Reynolds, which DOMS highlighted as part of its growing brand family.

The showcase traced Reynolds’ heritage alongside DOMS’ own expansion, highlighting the companies’ combined presence in the writing instruments market. The announcement generated interest among distributors, retailers and other business partners, particularly around the expanded portfolio and potential market opportunities.

Saumitra Prasad, chief marketing officer at DOMS Industries Limited, said Paperworld India 2026 provided an opportunity to demonstrate the company’s portfolio, innovation pipeline and future ambitions.

He added that the response from trade partners and visitors to the new products and Reynolds showcase had been encouraging.

DOMS has built its business around eight core stationery and art categories, including scholastic stationery, art materials, paper stationery, office supplies, back-to-school products, hobby and craft products and fine art materials.

The company has also expanded into adjacent categories, including baby hygiene, following its acquisition of Uniclan Healthcare.

Its portfolio includes the flagship DOMS brand as well as Reynolds, C3, Amariz, FixyFix and Wowper, along with associate brand ClapJoy. DOMS says its distribution network now covers all 28 states and eight Union Territories in India, as well as more than 55 countries across international markets.

The strong showing at Paperworld India comes as DOMS looks to deepen its presence across stationery, creativity and adjacent consumer categories. With new products, wider distribution and Reynolds strengthening its writing instruments portfolio, the company is betting that there is still plenty of room to put its own mark on the world of paper and pens.