SAPHEX 2026

• Various kinds of batteries
• Combined batteries for cellphones, interphones, cordless telephone, laptops, digital cameras, portable DVD, emergency lights, electric toys, UPS, railway locomotives and passenger cars, ships, etc. 
• Power batteries and management systems for electric tools, electric bicycles, electric vehicles, etc.
• Energy storage batteries for wind power generation systems, solar photovoltaic systems and wind-solar hybrid systems, etc.
• Power storage application and engineering  
• Battery materials and accessories 
  
   

• Specialty & Fine Chemicals
• Agrochemicals & Fertilizers
• API Chemicals & Pharma Intermediates
• Paints, Coatings & Adhesives
• Home & Personal Care Ingredients
• Process Plants, Machinery & Equipment
• Pumps, Valves & Flow Control Systems
• Industrial & Chemical Packaging
• Organic & Inorganic Chemicals
• Chemical Logistics
• Chemical Warehousing
• Water Treatment Chemical
• Textile Chemicals
   

Transforming the Industry, Shaping the Future

Connect with Expoquimia, an event with more than 50 years of history that evolves to promote innovation, sustainability and efficiency in Chemistry and Process Industries. We bring together leading companies and offer a unique platform to connect with the trends and needs of the future.

India’s specialty chemicals sector has become one of the fastest-growing parts of the overall chemical industry. With rising global demand, supply chain diversification, and a move away from traditional manufacturing hubs, India has established itself as a dependable and competitive option. Government policies are also helping the sector grow. Initiatives like Make in India, production-linked incentive schemes have encouraged both Indian and foreign players to manufacture in India. Recent FTA’s negotiations have given significant impetus to India exports to specialty chemicals especially to North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

Government support and policy actions were widely seen as crucial for industry growth. The role of production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes, reforms to make business easier, and investments in industrial infrastructure were recognized as key factors. Meanwhile, industry leaders called for clearer regulations, quicker approvals, and stronger cooperation between all stakeholders to keep the momentum going.

The India Specialty Chemicals Conclave 2026 is an important event in the ongoing growth of the country’s chemical industry. The Conclave will stress the need for innovation, export led growth, use of new age chemicals in sunrise sectors, safety standards for process improvement with energy-efficient & sustainable practices.

The 4th Rosefield Conference on Circular Economy in Used Oil (2025) marked a turning point for India’s used oil ecosystem. Held in New Delhi, the conference brought together lubricant producers, re-refiners, OEMs, regulators, and sustainability leaders as EPR shifted from policy intent to regulatory reality.

With EPR targets now in force, discussions focused on operationalising circularity at scale—addressing gaps in collection, traceability, RRBO quality, technology, and informal diversion. A clear consensus emerged: compliance alone is not enough. True circularity requires coordinated action across reverse logistics, re-refining infrastructure, market acceptance of RRBO, and digitally enabled EPR systems.

With participation from 100+ companies and strong regulatory presence, Rosefield CE2025 moved the dialogue decisively from why circularity matters to how it can be delivered.