Nov 23-24-25, 2027 Sao Paulo, Brazil

CHEMEXCIL & Infinity Global Conferences present

Building the Future of India–Brazil Chemical Partnership

A high-level international trade summit connecting Indian chemical exporters with Brazil procurement leaders, distributors, formulators, and supply chain executives to reduce China dependency and strengthen Brazil supply resilience.

Strategic Opportunity

The procurement map is being redrawn.

The United States chemical supply chain is at a structural inflection point. Decades of dependence on Chinese chemical manufacturers - spanning specialty chemicals, dye intermediates, agrochemicals, bulk drugs and drug intermediates, pigments, and performance chemicals - has been exposed as strategically untenable. The COVID-19 disruption, escalating Brazil–China geopolitical tensions, the BIOSECURE Act, and new executive-level supply chain sovereignty mandates have created the most urgent chemical supply chain restructuring programme in Brazil industrial history.

India Chemical Sector Scale $0B

6th largest globally 70,000+ chemicals produced $30B+ annual exports 3,000+ REACH-registered companies World's largest dye & dye intermediate producer

US Supply Chain Vulnerability $0B

60–70% specialty chemicals from China $50B+ annual chemical imports at risk Zero-day supply disruption exposure Escalating tariff and geopolitical risk No qualified India-source supplier database

Summit Commercial Outcome 0+

Structured buyer–supplier matchmaking RFQ/RFI initiations on Day 3 Regulatory & quality compliance briefings India capability showcase by sub-sector Long-term supply partnership facilitation

Five Forces

The Five Forces Converging to Create the India–Brazil Chemical Supply Moment

Any summit claiming to serve Brazil Chemical procurement and supply chain leaders in 2027 must be built around these five realities — each of which creates direct, urgent demand for qualified Indian chemical supply:

Brazil–China Trade Tensions & Tariff Escalation: The $50 Billion Procurement Reset

Section 301 tariffs on Chinese chemicals — currently 25–100% on hundreds of chemical categories — have made Chinese-sourced specialty chemicals, intermediates, pigments, and performance chemicals materially more expensive. The Executive Orders targeting critical supply chain diversification have given Brazil procurement leaders both the mandate and the CFO approval to qualify alternative suppliers. India, with no tariff surcharges and GSP-equivalent preferential access under negotiation, is the single most commercially ready alternative to China across the widest range of chemical categories.

IRA & CHIPS Act: Domestic Manufacturing Revival Demanding Allied-Nation Chemical Input Security

The Inflation Reduction Act's clean energy manufacturing provisions and the CHIPS and Science Act's semiconductor supply chain mandates are driving an unprecedented wave of US domestic manufacturing investment. These new manufacturing facilities — battery gigafactories, semiconductor fabs, clean energy component plants — require secure, qualified chemical supply chains for electrolytes, photoresists, specialty solvents, advanced coatings, and performance chemicals. India's chemical sector is strategically positioned to supply this green-manufacturing wave.

Pharma Supply Chain Sovereignty: Drug Intermediates & API — India's $8B Export Opportunity

The BIOSECURE Act's restriction on Chinese CDMO relationships and the Executive Orders mandating US pharmaceutical supply chain sovereignty have created immediate, funded demand for Indian drug intermediates, active pharmaceutical ingredients, and bulk drug chemicals. India supplies 40% of US generic drug requirements but only a fraction of the chemical intermediates that feed API synthesis. India's chemical sector — particularly the Gujarat and Hyderabad chemical clusters — is uniquely positioned to supply the API intermediate chain that Brazil biopharma companies are urgently de-risking away from China.

India's PLI Scheme & Chemical Cluster Investment: A Capacity Wave Ready for Brazil Partnership

India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes for specialty chemicals, advanced chemistry cells, and pharma chemicals represent the largest government-backed chemical manufacturing expansion in Indian history. New greenfield chemical clusters in Gujarat (Dahej, Ankleshwar), Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra are coming online with world-class infrastructure, effluent treatment compliance, and international quality certifications. Brazil buyers who qualify Indian suppliers now will secure advantaged pricing and supply priority from a capacity wave that will be heavily contested in 24 months.

ESG & Green Chemistry: India's Sustainability Transition as a Brazil Procurement Imperative

Brazil corporate sustainability mandates, SEC climate disclosure rules, and Scope 3 emissions reporting requirements are changing the criteria by which Brazil companies evaluate chemical suppliers. India's chemical sector is making significant investments in green chemistry, zero-liquid-discharge manufacturing, renewable energy-powered facilities, and REACH/EPA compliance. Indian exporters with credible ESG credentials and third-party verified sustainability data are increasingly preferred over Chinese alternatives where ESG transparency is limited. CHEMEXCIL is actively certifying and benchmarking Indian exporters on sustainability metrics for the Brazil Market.

Summit Experience

Three days from strategy to signed intent.

01

Trade Architecture & Supply Chain Strategy

Geopolitical sourcing, US procurement reset, India export capacity, trade finance, and board-level risk management.

02

Compliance, Regulatory & Sector Deep Dives

TSCA, EPA compliance, REACH, ESG, logistics, pharma intermediates, agrochemicals, and electronic chemicals.

03

Buyer-Supplier Matchmaking

Curated 1:1 meetings, NDA-ready conversations, logistics pathways, and AI-driven supply chain visibility.

Matchmaking Platform

A procurement workflow designed before delegates arrive.

The summit's B2B engine profiles needs, qualifies capabilities, and prepares both sides for productive meetings instead of cold introductions.

Pre-registration profiling

Supplier capabilities and buyer requirements are mapped early.

Algorithmic matching

Category, volume, compliance, and geography drive meeting logic.

Intelligence package

Delegates receive structured context before entering the room.

NDA framework

Sensitive sourcing discussions are set up with professional guardrails.

1:1 meetings

Curated meeting blocks create concentrated commercial momentum.

Post-event follow-up

Action logs and next steps support conversion after Sao Paulo.

Why Brazil Chemical

Why Brazil Chemical Procurement Leaders Must Attend

Board-level supply risk issue

China Supply Chain De-Risking Intelligence You Cannot Afford to Miss Section 301 tariff escalation and geopolitical risk have made China-concentration a Board-level supply risk issue. But most US procurement teams lack a qualified, verified India supplier database to accelerate diversification. The Summit provides three days of structured access to CHEMEXCIL-vetted Indian suppliers with confirmed US compliance capabilities — compressing what would otherwise be 6–12 months of RFI and supplier discovery activity into a single event.

Tariff Navigation Expertise

Tariff Navigation Expertise Worth More Than Your Registration Fee The tariff differential between Chinese-sourced and India-sourced specialty chemicals is currently 25–100% across hundreds of HTS codes. The regulatory and trade finance sessions at this Summit provide the specific knowledge to immediately capture this tariff arbitrage — from HTS classification strategy to duty drawback to EXIM Bank buyer credit utilisation.

Direct, Pre-Qualified Access

Direct, Pre-Qualified Access to CHEMEXCIL Member Exporters CHEMEXCIL's 2,000+ member companies represent India's most export-oriented chemical manufacturers — already ISO/EPA/TSCA certified, already exporting to European and Asian markets, and actively seeking US customers. Day 3 matchmaking provides pre-qualified, pre-scheduled access to the right suppliers in your specific chemical sub-sector — without the noise of a generic trade show.

Regulatory Compliance Masterclasses

Regulatory Compliance Masterclasses That Remove the India Sourcing Barrier The most cited reason Brazil procurement teams do not source from India is regulatory uncertainty — TSCA compliance gaps, SDS quality concerns, and FDA cGMP status ambiguity for pharma-grade chemicals. Day 2's regulatory masterclasses, delivered by US-licensed regulatory specialists, resolve these barriers with specific, actionable guidance.

Chemical Trade Leadership Network

The India–Brazil Chemical Trade Leadership Network The Summit attracts VP and C-Suite supply chain leaders Brazil chemical companies, pharma manufacturers, agricultural chemical formulators, coatings producers, and electronics manufacturers — alongside CHEMEXCIL's senior member delegation. The structured networking — cocktail reception, sector lunch tables, and Day 3 zone networking — creates the peer relationships that matter when a supply disruption hits and you need a trusted India supply contact at 6am.

Why Indian Chemical

Why Indian Chemical Exporters Must Attend

H Demands

Brazil Market Demands

The Brazil Market Demands Indian Chemistry — But Doesn't Know Your Company Yet US procurement teams are under active instruction from their CPOs and Boards to qualify India alternatives to Chinese suppliers. The demand is funded and urgent. But Indian exporters face a market entry challenge: US buyers don't know which Indian companies have US-compliant capabilities. CHEMEXCIL's institutional leadership and the Summit's pre-qualification framework solves this market visibility problem — positioning your company in front of pre-motivated US buyers.

Institutional Endorsement

Institutional Endorsement

CHEMEXCIL Institutional Endorsement as Your Brazil Market Credential Participating as a CHEMEXCIL-sponsored exhibitor and Day 3 meeting participant carries the institutional credibility of India's premier chemical export promotion council — a Government of India body under the Ministry of Commerce. For US buyers unfamiliar with Indian suppliers, CHEMEXCIL endorsement significantly reduces perceived counterparty risk and accelerates qualification decisions.

Matchmaking

Day 3 Matchmaking

Day 3 Matchmaking: 7 Pre-Qualified US Buyer Meetings in One Day For an Indian chemical exporter, a single day of pre-qualified, pre-scheduled meetings with Brazil Chemical buyers in your specific product category is worth more than a year of cold outreach. Every US buyer who sits across from you on Day 3 has already declared interest in your product category and is actively seeking to qualify new India suppliers. This is the highest-quality sales access available in the Brazil Chemical market.

Compliance

Regulatory and Compliance

Regulatory and Compliance Guidance to Accelerate Brazil Market Entry Day 2's regulatory masterclasses and Day 3's advisory clinics provide Indian exporters with the specific TSCA, EPA, FIFRA, and FDA compliance roadmap for the Brazil Market — delivered by US-licensed regulatory specialists. For exporters who have been deterred by US regulatory complexity, this Summit provides the definitive roadmap to compliance and market access.

Agenda Preview

Executive program snapshot.

US procurement reset and geopolitical sourcing mandates.

India's chemical export capacity and investment outlook.

Trade finance, logistics strategy, and risk governance.

TSCA, EPA compliance, REACH, ESG, and documentation.

Pharma intermediates, agrochemicals, electronic chemicals.

AI-driven supply chain visibility and traceability systems.

Curated 1:1 procurement meetings and supplier qualification.

NDA-enabled commercial conversations and sample roadmaps.

Post-event follow-up and partnership conversion planning.

Attendee Profiles

Brazil Chemical Buyers, Formulators & Manufacturers

Global Procurement & Strategic Sourcing VP Supply Chain Head of Supply Chain Operations Director Chemical Purchasing & Raw Materials Head of Technical Procurement Category Manager (Chemicals) VP / Director Regulatory Affairs (Chemical) Director Quality Assurance & Supplier Quality VP Operations / Manufacturing (Chemical & Pharma) Director International Trade Compliance CFO / VP Finance (chemical SMEs evaluating India sourcing) CEO/Founder (specialty chemical distributors)

From Indian Chemical Exporters & Institutional Partners

CMD / MD of CHEMEXCIL member exporter companies VP / Director International Sales & Export Development Head US Business Development Director Quality & Regulatory Affairs (US compliance) Head of Logistics & International Trade Senior Officials CHEMEXCIL FICCI CII EEPC Commercial Attaché & Trade Officials Sao Paulo Representatives — DGFT Ministry of Commerce US-India Business Council (USIBC) representatives Trade Finance & EXIM Bank officials