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Specialty Chemical Conferences 2015

Traditional Lighting of Lamp: (L to R) Dr Raman Ramachandran, Chairman & Managing Director, BASF India Pvt Ltd and Head of BASF in South Asia, Mr Martin Laudenbach, President - Asia, Solvay Group, Mr Heinz Haller, Executive Vice President, President Europe Middle East Africa & Chief Commercial Officer, Dow Chemical, Mr Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & Chemtech Foundation, Mr Surjit Chaudhary, Secretary – C&PC, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Govt. of India, Mr Vipul Shah, COO - Petrochemicals, Reliance Industries Ltd, Mr B Narayan, Group President - Procurement & Projects, Reliance Industries Ltd and Mr A K Purwaha, Chairman & Managing Director, Engineers India Ltd

Mr Heinz Haller, Executive Vice President, President Europe Middle East Africa & Chief Commercial Officer, Dow Chemical and Mr Surjit Chaudhary, Secretary – C&PC, Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Govt. of India inaugurate the ChemTECH World Expo 2015

(L-R)Dr Vivek Ranade (National Chemical Laboratory), Dr Arun Dravid (Jacobs Engineering India Pvt Ltd – EPC Services), Mr Prakash Raman (Solvay Specialties India), Mr Franl Lelek (Evonik India), Mr Sudhir Shenoy (Dow India)

(L-R) Mr Raman Ramchandran (BASF India Ltd), Mr N B Godrej (Godrej Industries Ltd), Mr Vipul Shah (Reliance Industries Ltd), Dr Arup Basu (Tata Chemicals Ltd)

Mr Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & Chemtech Foundation presents a sapling to Chief Guest his Excellency Hon Shri C Vidyasagar Rao, Governor of Maharashtra

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Specialty Chemical industry is a knowledge driven industry which facilitates different

segment of the economy. Besides, there is immense potential for increasing

consumption within the country as also for India to become a reliable supplier of such

quality chemicals to the world.

It is estimated that the market size of specialty chemicals in India has the promise to

reach USD 70- 90 billion by 2021. India is poised for this growth today, given the rise of

the end user segments and both the government and industry's interest in

manufacturing. India has significant competitive advantage in the global market and

there is opportunity to leverage the cost efficient manufacturing and research strengths

to augment the Specialty Chemicals industry and possibly even become the export hub

for the world.

In the backdrop of Make in India campaign launched by the Honourable Prime Minister

of India Mr Narendra Modi, CHEMTECH organised the first edition of Specialty

Chemicals World Expo under the Chairmanship of Mr Vipul Shah, COO, Petrochemicals, th

Reliance Industries Ltd during 27 edition of flagship event in Mumbai, India. The

international exhibition and conference on the theme: Enhancing Competitive

Advantage of Specialty Chemical Industry in India had deliberations around the critical

issues that need to be addressed in order to provide a boost to the growth of the

domestic sector.

At the end of one day conference, Tata Strategic Management Group the knowledge

partners for the conference, came up with the White Paper titled: What Does it Take to

Make in India to be presented to the concerned government authorities.

ndCHEMTECH will organise the 2 edition of Specialty Chemicals World Expo during the

CHEMTECH World Expo 2017 scheduled from February 14-17, 2017 at Bombay thExhibition Centre, Goregaon (East), Mumbai, India. The 28 edition of flagship event will

bring the stalwarts, key decision makers, and technocrats from the entire value chain of

the chemical industry and allied services sectors along with the influencers and policy

makers from government authorities to the common point – CHEMTECH World Expo

2017.

International exhibition will allow the industry to showcase and see the latest technology

trends and the deliberations during the concurrent conferences will allow the end users

industry to MEET and INTERACT with the like-minded professionals and ENGAGE in

discussions that are of utmost relevance for the industry in the Indian context.

S P E C I A L T Y

WORLD EXPO 2017

February 14-17, 2017

Venue: Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre,

Goregaon (East), Mumbai, India

DEMAND SIDE

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Few Indian standalone units and importers

Global MNCs represented by distributors/importers

Global MNCs strengthen their position through Jvs

Indian companies equip themselves with greater technical knowledge

Slew of investments by MNCs through manufacturing set ups and acquisitions

Many companies set up R&D facilities

India is positioned as a major exporter of – Fine chemicals, Agrochemicals and Dyes & Pigments

Low demand mainly from agro and affiliated industries

Limited growth in automotive and construction sectors

Surge in demand from construction and automotive industries

Demand continues to thrive on growing construction and automotive industries

Emerging potential growth drivers – niche application areas viz. Water treatment chemicals , Flavours & fragrances and Oilfield chemicals

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Mr Vipul ShahCOO - Petrochemicals, Reliance Industries Ltd & Chairman, CAB, Sp. Chemicals World Expo 2015

Dr Raman RamachandranChairman & Managing DirectorBASF India Limited

Mr Nadir B GodrejManaging Director, Godrej Industries Ltd.

Dr Deepak ParikhMD & Vice Chairman, Clariant Chemicals

Mr Frank LelekPresident, Evonik India Pvt Ltd

Mr D C MehtaChairman & Managing DirectorDeepak Nitrite

Dr Arup BasuPresident, New Businesses and Innovation Centre, Tata Chemicals Ltd

Dr Devang KhakharDirectorIndian Institute of Technology Bombay

Mr Jai HiremathChairman & Managing Director, Hikal Ltd

Dr Jacques PerezManaging Director & Country Representative, LANXESS India Pvt Ltd

Mr Jaya Kumar KrishnaswamyManaging Director, Akzo Nobel India

Mr Nelson CordaRegional Sales Director - Consumer Specialties, Ashland India Pvt Ltd

Mr Raman TrikalaPresident & Managing DirectorWacker Chemie India Pvt.Ltd.

Mr S J StilliardVice President & Managing DirectorHuntsman International India Pvt. Ltd.

Mr Ajay PopatDirectorIon Exchange Waterleau Pvt Ltd

Mr Rupark SarswatManaging DirectorCroda Chemicals (India) Pvt Ltd

Dr S HariharanJoint Managing DirectorSolaris Chemtech Industries Ltd.

Mr Yatinder Pal Singh SuriCountry Head,Outokumpu India Pvt. Ltd.

Mr Prakash RamanManaging DirectorSolvay Specialties India Pvt Ltd

Dr Prakash TrivediPolymer SBU, Gharda Chemicals Ltd

Ms Leja HattiangadiV.P - Business Dev, Jacobs H&G Ltd.

Mr Padmadas NairHead AETS-India RegionDow Corning India Pvt Ltd

Mr Sanjeev GurwaraSenior Vice President MarketingIndia Glycols Limited

MEET the A-Listers from the Global Industry This integrated exhibition and conference will bring national and international user industry, manufacturers and service providers, consultants, et al under one roof and facilitate greater synergies among them.

INTERACT with Experts Participants will be benefited with the micro and macro level discussions conducted during the conference. A number of international speakers will address the audience and enlighten them on various prevailing issues affecting chemical & petrochemical companies around the globe.

CONNECT with Global Supply Chains It will be one of the substantial opportunities to connect with the leaders in the industry. As companies disclose their plans, there will be immense opportunities to identify business opportunities around the globe.

SHOWCASE the Products & Technologies The international Exhibition will be a right platform for you to showcase the products and servicesto the industry. CHEMTECH enjoys the privilege of having strong visitors’ profile that includes Presidents and CEOs, Engineering Professionals, Project Managers, Technology Experts, Researchers and Scientists, Marketing Professionals, etc.

Take Aways for Participants

Scope of the Exhibition

Visitors’ Profile

Agrochemical Intermediates | Biocides | Catalysts | Chemical Intermediates | Colorants &

Dyes | Electronic Chemical Flavours / Fragrance | Organic Intermediates | Peptides

Pharmaceutical Excipients / Intermediates | Photographic Chemicals | Plastic Additives | Printing Ink Chemicals Reprographic Chemicals | Surfactants | Water Treatment Chemicals

Inorganic Chemicals | Chloralkali | Organic Chemicals Fine & Specialty chemicals |

Agrochemicals & Fertilizers Pigments, Dyestuffs & Intermediates | Paints & Coatings

Personal care | Petro Products | Feedstock manufacturers & suppliers | Lubricants | Aromatics

& Olefins | Polymers & Plastics Synthetic fibers & Elastomers

Presidents & CEOs | Engineering Professionals | Technology Experts | Researchers & Scientists | Marketing Professionals | Delegates from India and Overseas

Central Advisory Board

Specialty Chemical World Expo 2015

DEMAND SIDE

Establishment of sales offices by global MNCs

Increase in Indian manufacturing base

Imports continue to form a large part of supply

Construction and automotive industry starts gaining traction 1

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LeaderSpeak

“From a decade ago, the scenario has changed both in terms of demand p a t t e r n a n d chemical output in India. As a result, v a l u e a d d e d specialty chemicals

have transitioned from being niche segment to growth drivers of the industry. While in the last few years, industrial growth has not been sailing smoothly - as we would have liked, but things are denitely upbeat and improving. More importantly, specialty chemical as a segment is playing pivotal role in the growth."

“ T h e m a r k e t i s c h a n g i n g a n d c o n s u m e r awareness is on the r i se , regulator y regime is maturing, and manufacturing innovation, varying p r i c e s a n d

a v a i l a b i l i t y o f r a w m a t e r i a l s , meanwhile are applying further pressure on competitive situation. Companies must replace the traditional strategies for competitive advantage to realise desired growth. I believe, as the Indian economy opens up and becomes crowded with Indian and international companies the market innovation for I nd i a i n I nd i a becomes a key differentiator."

“There are huge challenges that we face globally and in o u r c o u n t r y . Chemistry can be a b ig enab le r fo r addressing some of these challenges. In order to come up

with the solutions, there is a need to co-create as some of the challenges cannot be addressed by one individual or one company or one institution. Next 4 days are going to offer the platform for co-creation; the most important thing is the chemistry between all of us and with that we can create chemistries for sustainable solutions."

“A l l i n d u s t r i e s require specialty chemicals but end use r s a re more interested in the application than the chemicals. We need to work with specialty chemical

providers who understand that this class of chemicals are performance chemicals. We only need to distinguish between good chemicals and bad chemicals in a bid to reduce the chemo phobia in the minds of the end user. We need to focus on making good chemicals through the adoption of Green technology and lead better, healthier lives."

“The only way to ensure 'Make in India' achieves its goal is if you can integrate that with t h e a b i l i t y t o innovate, in India and for India. The challenge in India

today is that for specialty chemicals in India, there is not enough critical mass. The reason why we do not have any critical mass is that we have not been able to develop enough applications that touch millions of people that are at the bottom of the pyramid."

“As a r e su l t o f interacting with other companies in the last three years, I have made an i n t e r e s t i n g observation that we have hundred per cent FDI in

chemicals. But somehow it has not picked up to the extent all of us and the government had expected. There are still a lot of challenges and though India is a promising market, there are also a lot of difculties and it is complicated. The government is still taking steps to come up with ways and means to simplify this process."

"In the meetings r e g a r d i n g t h e 'Make in Ind ia ' campaign held at Delhi in December, out of the pointers listed for chemical industry under the s h o r t t e r m

initiatives, one was related to issuing feedstock mandate to all anchor units. One of the challenges in the cluster space is that if you have high value products then you need to verify if the freight component signicantly impacts the setup location and proceed accordingly."

Mr Vipul ShahCOO - Petrochemicals, Reliance Industries Ltd & Chairman, CAB, Specialty Chemicals World Expo 2015

Mr Heinz HallerExecutive Vice President, Dow Chemical Company and President of Dow Europe, Middle East, Africa and India

Dr Raman RamachandranCMD, BASF India Ltd & Head - South Asia

Mr Nadir B GodrejManaging Director, Godrej Industries Ltd

Mr Sudhir ShenoyCEO, Dow India - Innovating in India

Mr Frank Lelek President, Evonik India

Dr Arup Basu President – New Businesses and Innovation Centre, Tata Chemicals Ltd

“We welcome the 'Make in Ind ia ' i n i t i a t i v e t o encourage local production. What w e s e e i s encouraging and the optimism you can sense is an

important success factor in itself. While India has launched major steps to leverage its potential, the global chemical industry is facing disruptive changes that will impact the evolution in this country."

Mr Martin LaudenbachPresident, Solvay Asia