11th AMAI Alkali Industry Conference: Shaping the Future-Markets, Technology, and Sustainability
2025-12-19
New Delhi is set to host the highly anticipated AMAI Annual Alkali Industry Conference & Exhibition 2026 from February 11 to 12, 2026, at Andaz By Hyatt in Aerocity¡ªa premier luxury business destination. Organized by the Alkali Manufacturers Association of India (AMAI), this two-day event builds on the success of previous editions and converges global energy experts, technology licensors, producers, logistics specialists, regulators, and sustainability leaders amid a critical inflection point for India¡äs alkali industry, marked by rising domestic demand, new capacity expansions, and a growing focus on sustainability and energy transition.
The conference will delve into key themes shaping the industry¡äs trajectory. Attendees can expect insights on economic trends impacting the Indian alkali industry, global and domestic chlor-alkali & soda ash market outlooks, planned capacity expansions, and consumer industry dynamics. Critical topics such as cost drivers (power, energy, logistics, raw materials), salt policy challenges and risk mitigation, technological advancements in electrolysis, membranes, and green chemistry, as well as decarbonisation, safety protocols, and emergency response will also take center stage. Additionally, sessions will explore the impact of renewable energy, policy changes, and the growth of consumer sectors on alkali demand, alongside logistics optimization and chlorine handling safety.
A standout feature of the event is its diverse lineup of speakers, including global market research consultants, CEOs and senior executives from top Indian producers, technology pioneers, sustainability specialists, and international safety and environment experts. The conference offers a rich array of highlights, from engaging sessions led by global experts and policymakers to a dedicated exhibition space where companies can showcase products, technologies, and solutions. Structured networking opportunities will facilitate connections between producers, consumers, suppliers, and regulators, fostering collaboration and strategic partnerships.
Registration details cater to both Indian and foreign delegates. Indian members enjoy an early bird rate of Rs. 27,000 (+18% GST) with a 10% discount, while non-members pay Rs. 32,000 (+18% GST) under the same early bird offer. Foreign delegates are charged US$ 800 (all inclusive). A 10% multiple delegate discount is available for three or more participants from the same organization, and the fee is valid until December 31, 2025. Confirmation of registration is subject to payment receipt.
Target attendees include alkali producers, salt suppliers, brine tech companies, associations for caustic soda, soda ash, and salt, as well as representatives from alumina, paper, textiles, pharmaceuticals, PVC, technology licensors, engineering firms, logistics providers, analysts, and market intelligence consultants.
For inquiries, contact Ms. Harjeet Kaur Anand, Director, at +91-9818904989 or hkanand@ama-india.org. Media partnership is held by Chemical Weekly, and exhibition stalls are available in three sizes: 12ft by 6ft, 9ft by 6ft and 6ft by 6ft, with dedicated branding spaces.
AMAI, based in Delhi, aims to drive the alkali industry forward through knowledge sharing, technological exchange, and sustainable practices at this flagship event. For more information, visit www.ama-india.org.
The conference will delve into key themes shaping the industry¡äs trajectory. Attendees can expect insights on economic trends impacting the Indian alkali industry, global and domestic chlor-alkali & soda ash market outlooks, planned capacity expansions, and consumer industry dynamics. Critical topics such as cost drivers (power, energy, logistics, raw materials), salt policy challenges and risk mitigation, technological advancements in electrolysis, membranes, and green chemistry, as well as decarbonisation, safety protocols, and emergency response will also take center stage. Additionally, sessions will explore the impact of renewable energy, policy changes, and the growth of consumer sectors on alkali demand, alongside logistics optimization and chlorine handling safety.
A standout feature of the event is its diverse lineup of speakers, including global market research consultants, CEOs and senior executives from top Indian producers, technology pioneers, sustainability specialists, and international safety and environment experts. The conference offers a rich array of highlights, from engaging sessions led by global experts and policymakers to a dedicated exhibition space where companies can showcase products, technologies, and solutions. Structured networking opportunities will facilitate connections between producers, consumers, suppliers, and regulators, fostering collaboration and strategic partnerships.
Registration details cater to both Indian and foreign delegates. Indian members enjoy an early bird rate of Rs. 27,000 (+18% GST) with a 10% discount, while non-members pay Rs. 32,000 (+18% GST) under the same early bird offer. Foreign delegates are charged US$ 800 (all inclusive). A 10% multiple delegate discount is available for three or more participants from the same organization, and the fee is valid until December 31, 2025. Confirmation of registration is subject to payment receipt.
Target attendees include alkali producers, salt suppliers, brine tech companies, associations for caustic soda, soda ash, and salt, as well as representatives from alumina, paper, textiles, pharmaceuticals, PVC, technology licensors, engineering firms, logistics providers, analysts, and market intelligence consultants.
For inquiries, contact Ms. Harjeet Kaur Anand, Director, at +91-9818904989 or hkanand@ama-india.org. Media partnership is held by Chemical Weekly, and exhibition stalls are available in three sizes: 12ft by 6ft, 9ft by 6ft and 6ft by 6ft, with dedicated branding spaces.
AMAI, based in Delhi, aims to drive the alkali industry forward through knowledge sharing, technological exchange, and sustainable practices at this flagship event. For more information, visit www.ama-india.org.