Indian chemical industry to see single-digit revenue decline due to US tariffs: Ind-Ra
FY26 capex will be largely focused on cost optimisation and committed capex with deferrals of early-stage capex in most export-oriented segments
FY26 capex will be largely focused on cost optimisation and committed capex with deferrals of early-stage capex in most export-oriented segments
While the global chemicals sector underperformed overall, India emerged as the standout market, driven by strong domestic demand, policy support and healthier valuation dynamics
The Summit highlighted the importance of the transformative power of R&D, green chemistry, and the need for deeper industry–academia collaboration to foster the growth
Indian chemical companies are actively pursuing outbound transactions and partnerships to accelerate strategic growth
The UK-India FTA is poised to be a game-changer for India’s chemical industry, particularly organic chemicals, with projected export growth of 130% by 2027 and enhanced market access
The 26% tariff raises the cost of Indian chemical exports to the US, potentially reducing demand for specialty chemicals and intermediates
Strengthening relation between industry and academia driving innovation
Prof. V N Rajasekharan Pillai, Vice-Chancellor, Somaiya Vidyavihar University has contributed significantly to the chemical industry by way of developing processes, procedures in sustainable chemistry, particularly in area of polymers
The conference focuses on growth, market expansion, and the impact of AI, technological advancements, and sustainability on India's chemical sector.
Leading players discussed threadbare the importance of favourable government policies, manufacturing & R&D infrastructure, availability of raw material and skilled manpower
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