第14届India Chem 2026在孟买闭幕，观众超5000人次

The 14th edition of India Chem 2026 concluded on 24 October at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, with more than 5,000 visitors, according to the figures provided. Organised by the Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India, in association with the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), the event focused on strengthening India’s role in the global chemicals and petrochemicals market.

Japan participated as the partner country, adding an international dimension to discussions on trade, investment and technology collaboration. The programme provided a platform for industry representatives, policymakers and other stakeholders to examine opportunities for expanding business relationships and supporting the sector’s development.

Key discussions covered investment prospects, international trade, technology partnerships and sustainable manufacturing. These topics reflected the industry’s focus on strengthening domestic capabilities while building stronger links with international markets.

The event also featured industry-focused sessions addressing specialty chemicals, agrochemicals, infrastructure, environmental considerations and industrial equipment. Such discussions provided opportunities to exchange perspectives on manufacturing, innovation and the challenges affecting the sector’s competitiveness.

A notable feature was the India Chem Youth Innovation Challenge, which connected students with real-world challenges from the chemicals and petrochemicals industry. The initiative encouraged young innovators to develop practical solutions and engage with industry requirements, helping bridge the gap between academic learning and industrial applications.

India Chem 2026 concluded with an emphasis on industry collaboration, investment opportunities and innovation. The event formed part of broader efforts to strengthen India’s chemicals and petrochemicals ecosystem, encourage international partnerships and support the sector’s long-term growth.

By bringing together industry stakeholders and facilitating discussions on emerging opportunities, the exhibition provided a platform for continued engagement across the chemicals and petrochemicals value chain.