About the Event

The largest event of the Chemical Industry in India, after five very successful presentations at New Delhi in October 2000,September 2002, and at Mumbai in November 2004, 2006 and October 2008.

Destination India

Over the last decade, India has successfully emerged as one of the fastest developing economies around the globe. Spread over 3.29 million sq. kms. with diverse climatic conditions and rich reserves of natural resources, India offers wide spectrum of opportunities. India's global ranking in terms of GDP - on a purchasing power parity basis - has shot up from 8th position in 1991 to 4th position in 2001. GDP growth is targeted to grow at an annual average rate of 8% during 2007-15.

The process of economic reforms initiated in 1991 has made the Indian policies focused on attracting capital from abroad and making India a global industrial base. The resultant inflow of foreign direct investment and technology transfers have created an environment for dynamic growth and increased competitiveness of Indian industry.

India has the 3rd largest pool of scientific and technical manpower with excellent engineering and project management skills.

The Indian chemical, petrochemical and pharmaceutical Industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the economy. With a size of over US $ 40 billion it accounts for 15% of the country's total industrial production and 14% of the total exports from the Indian manufacturing sector. Growing at an average rate of 12.5%, this industry offers a wide spectrum of opportunities for the investors both from India and abroad.

The huge market potential coupled with the existing pool of human resources and the wide variety of resources in the country make India indeed the destination in the new millennium.

Business Opportunities

India Chem 2010 offers a host of business opportunities to exhibitors.

• Showcase the latest products, machinery, equipment & developments in the industry for test marketing and generating business
  
• Transfer of technology, investment and joint ventures, setting up R&D base in India
  
• Supply of plant, machinery, process control equipment, projects and services etc.
  
• Sourcing requirements from India
  
• Technology adaptation and up gradation
  
• Business tie-ups and collaborations
  
• One to one business meetings and networking opportunities

Highlights

• 20,000 sq. mtrs. of air conditioned exhibition area
  
• More than 350 Indian and Foreign exhibitors
  
• Large numbers of business visitors from India and abroad
  
• Technical Seminars and Conferences
  
• Buyer-Seller meets and get-togethers
  
• Partner Country, Guest Country, Focus Country
  
• Focus State
  
• Foreign National Pavilions
  
• Clearly demarcated area for each industry segment
  
• Online facility for prefixed Exhibitor-Visitor meetings