The Indian plastics industry will converge at Plastivision India 2027, the International
Plastics Exhibition & Conference, from 21–25 January 2027 at the Bombay Exhibition
Centre, Mumbai.
Organised by The All India Plastics Manufacturers’ Association (AIPMA), Plastivision India
2027 is positioned as the #2 plastic trade show worldwide in 2027. It will bring together the
entire plastics value chain—from raw materials and machinery to moulds, processing
technology, finished products and services.
India’s plastics industry comprises ~ 94,000 processors, with production of ~ ₹9 lakh crore
(US$97 billion) and generates 5 million jobs. With India’s per-capita plastic consumption at
just 16 kg, compared with international average of 50 kg, the industry has significant
potential for further growth.
Plastivision India 2027 will feature 21 concurrent events and programmes, ensuring visitors
gain value beyond the exhibition floor through technology discovery, knowledge-sharing,
networking and business opportunities. Key themes include Sustainability & Recycling,
Automation & Industry 4.0, Startups, MSMEs and International B2B engagement.
12th edition in Decembe 2023 recorded 1,238 exhibitors from 20 countries and 234,000
business visitor footfalls from 400 towns and 84 countries, along with hosted buyers from 26
countries.
Mr. Jayesh Khimji Rambhia, Hon. Chairman, Plastivision India 2027, said:
“Plastivision is not just a trade show; it is the #1 growth partner for the Indian plastics
industry—connecting Indian businesses to global technology, markets and opportunities, and
helping them innovate, compete and grow on the world stage.”
The exhibition is being promoted extensively in India and overseas, including participation at
100+ leading international trade shows, to bring global technology providers, buyers and
business opportunities closer to the Indian plastics industry.
Plastivision India 2027
21–25 January 2027 | Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai
Organised by: The All India Plastics Manufacturers’ Association (AIPMA)
www.plastivision.org