Vinyl India is a two-day summit that brings together the world’s PVC value chain enabling them to meet, educate and innovate with content-rich, technical and commercial presentation streams. The plenary sessions and networking and conversation time is an advantage. With experts in PVC manufacturing, product development and markets supported by world-renowned companies as sponsors and exhibitors, this event will explore future trends and opportunities for the industry in the region.”

Vinyl India 2023 aims to be one of the largest congregations of the vinyl industry globally and it is expected to attract over 900 participants. The two-day conference will consist of presentations and panel discussions by industry leaders and subject matter experts from across the world covering the latest material and technology developments.

Some of the prominent speakers include: Arun Baroka, IAS, secretary, Department of Chemicals and Petro-Chemicals, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers, Government of India; Pulin Rajyagor, head - Vinyls Growth, Reliance Industries; and Rahul Prithiani, senior director, consulting - sustainability, CRISIL.

Also addressing the audience will be industry leaders like Clemente Bausano, managing director, Rajoo Bausano Extrusion; and Stefan Eingärtner, associate, Sustainable Growth Associates (SGA), Germany. The topics include; the global recession coming and how India is positioned to face it; role of efficient materials in net zero energy building; and leveraging sustainability for systemic value growth.

The show is set to witness 30+ exhibitors, showcasing products, ideas and innovations and technologies along with interactive Q&A sessions with thought leaders and subject matter experts. It provides participation in achievement awards function, and also an opportunity to schedule meetings in advance and network with the who’s who of the vinyl industry globally attending the summit.

The ninth edition of Vinyl India was held in 2019 and was attended by 900 delegates. The previous edition hosted companies from over 26 countries, and 356 organisations.