“industry 4.0 – implications for chemicals industry

About the Event

Industry 4.0 --- the fourth industrial revolution is today's industry buzzword, Industry 4.0 comprises the

networking of value chains, the digitisation of products and new business models. It offers the industry

to be competitive and substantial improvement in productivity along the value chain thereby

improving bottom-line.

The focus of the conference is to bring to the participating delegates the latest in the world of trade

commerce and chemicals.

The world is experiencing new forms of trade restrictions and many countries may adopt protectionist

views in trade policies, China a dominant force in the world of chemical trade, US with shale gas and

cheap feedstock source could change the global trade patterns.

Oil prices have remained turbulent and a stable oil price regime looks a distant dream.

Disruptive technologies continue to bring in new dimension to the complexities of the industry.

Amidst this chaos, speciality chemical industry continue to show robust growth.Environment and stricter norms to protect are keeping the industry on its toes and newer methods are

being adopted to align with the new requirements.Sustainability and circular economy will continue to be ever important part of Chemical Industry.

This edition of the conference brings to fore all these aspects and many more.This conference will endeavour to be the best platform for industry interaction on the latest in the world

of chemical industry and networking with experts of the field.

Who Should attend

INDIA CHEMICAL INDUSTRY OUTLOOK CONFERENCE“Industry 4.0 – Implications for Chemicals Industry – Technology & Global Trade”

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7-8 February 2019 n Taj Lands End, Mumbai

The Twelfth Annual

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Guest of Honour

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Knowledge Partner: McKinsey & Company

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Highly recommended for the CXOs and thought leaders from industry to attend th eventAcross the chemicals and materials industry value chain-President/Vice Presidents, Directors, CXOs, General Managers, Sr. Executives Policy makers and regulatory authoritiesFinancial Institutions and Investors Consultants / Thought Leaders

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CEO - NITI Aayog

MR. AMITABH KANT, IAS

Secretary - Chemicals &Petrochemicals, Government of India

MR. P. RAGHAVENDRA RAO

Executive DirectorReliance Industries Limited

MR. NIKHIL R. MESWANI

President- South & East AsiaASEAN and Australia & New Zealand,

BASF EAST Asia RegionalHeadquarters Ltd, Hong Kong

DR. RAMKUMAR DHRUVA

Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Government of India

MR. FLORIAN BUDDE

Senior PartnerMcKinsey & Company

DAY T H U R S D AY 7 February 2019

09:30-09:35 Opening Remarks Mr. Kamal P. Nanavaty, Chairman - Conference & Exhibition Committee, ICC & President - Strategy Development, Reliance Industries Ltd

09:35-09:40 Welcome Address & Mr. Vijay Sankar Vision for Indian Chemical Industry President, ICC

09:40-10:00 Key-Note Address: Mr Florian BuddeGlobal Dynamics and Implications on Chemical Industry Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company

10:00-10:20 Key-Note Address: Transformative Change: Mr. Nikhil R. Meswani A necessity for Current and Future Success Executive Director, Reliance Industries Ltd

10:20-10:40 Key-Note Address: Dr. Ramkumar Dhruva, Vision for the Global Chemical Industry

10:40-11:00 Address by Guest of Honour: Mr. P. Raghavendra Rao, IAS Blue Print for Growth of Chemical Industry

11:00-11:20 Address by Chief Guest: Mr. Amitabh Kant, IAS

11:20-11:40 Coffee / Tea Break

President - South & East Asia ASEAN and Australia & New Zealand,BASF EAST Asia Regional Headquarters Ltd, Hong Kong

Secretary - Chemicals & Petrochemicals, Govt. of India

CEO - NITI Aayog

09:00-09:30 Registration/Welcome

11:40-12:00 The Elephant's Dance in the New Tune: McKinsey & CompanyTrade Barriers and Changing Macro Environment

12:00-12:20 Building a Global Chemical Business Mr. Ramakrishnan Mukundan Managing Director, Tata Chemicals Ltd

12:20-12:40 China: Is the Dragon Taming the world? Mr. Paul Pang Vice President, I.H.S. Markit

12:40-13:00 Transformation in Petrochemicals and Trends Mr. Kishor Jhalaria Shaping the Sector President, Reliance Industries Ltd

13:00-13:10 Question & Answer Session

13:10-14:00 Lunch and Networking Session

15:45-16:05 AI and its impact in Chemicals in 20 minutes Namrata Dubash / Kunwar Singh McKinsey & Company

16:05-16:25 IoT and Automation - A Self-Driving Force Mr. Vilas Chitnis, CEO, Control & Solutions (I) Pvt Ltd

16:25-16:45 Leveraging Technology for Practical Mr. Rajesh NaikDigital Transformation Director - Manufacturing, BASF India Ltd

16:45-16:55 Question and Answer session

16:55-17:30 PANEL DISCUSSION - Unlocking Next Wave of Value via Industry 4.0 : Panel Members

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Looking out of the Window: Global Chemical Trade and its Implications

Enforced Solutions to Disruptive Influences

Industry 4.0 - Driving Towards a Smarter Future in Chemical Industry

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14:40-15:00 the Chemical Landscape (tentative)

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15:20-15:30 Question & Answer session


Lighter vs. Heavier Feedstocks in an Mr. Gillian Tweddle, Business Manageruncertain Crude Oil Priced World Individual Project Studies, Tecnon OrbiChem

Disruptive Technologies changing the Mr. Matthew Hartley, Senior Consultant Chemical Landscape Individual Project Studies, Tecnon OrbiChem

Managing Growing Indian Methanol Demand Mr. Roger LeeManaging Director, Tecnon OrbiChem

China vs. US Trade War's impact on Mr. Philippa Davies, Business ManagerPetrochemical Trade Flows Maleic Anhydride, Acrylic Acid & Acrylates, Polyurethanes

& Intermediates, Bio-Materials, Tecnon OrbiChem

Inaugural session

Session Chairman: TBC



09-30–09:50 Trends in Agrochemicals: Mrs. Sandra R. Shroff Mega-mergers and their Impact Vice Chairman, UPL Ltd

09:50–10:10 Opportunity of Niche Chemicals in Mr. Graeme Quickshank formulated products of FMCG National Formulation Centre, UK

10:10-10:30 The Color is on the Wall - Akzo Nobel India LtdTrends Shaping Paints Sector



09:00-09:30 Summary of Day One -

11:00-11:20 Today's Shackles of Growth and their Unlocks Mr. Neelanjan Banerjee Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Lanxess India Pvt Ltd

11:20-11:40 Our Growth Story - 10x in 10 years Mr. U. ShekharChairman, Galaxy Surfactants Ltd

11:40-12:00 Trade Flows and Implications on Specialty Mr. Suresh Ramachandran Chemical Industry Country Head & Managing Director, Arkema India

12:00-12:20 Learnings from our Foray Into the Niche Intermediates *Mr. Sharad Sharma, Executive Director - SupplyBharat Petroleum Corporation Limited


12:30-12:55 Human Capital Trends in the Chemical Industry & with CXO of Chemical Companies

Chaired by Mr. Dinesh Mirchandani, Managing Partner, BOYDEN

12:55-13:15 Skill Development in Chemical Industry- D I T, U.K. European Experience


13:20-14:20 Lunch and Networking Session

Panel Discussion

Ms Nita Keswani Principal & Chemicals Practice Lead BOYDEN|

14:20-14:40 in Speciality Chemical Sector Head – Environmental Sustainability, LANXESS GmbH

14:40-15:00 Micro Plastics & Micro Beads impacting ICCA / ICTAour Environment & Life

15:00-15:20 Technology, Sustainability and the Mr. Rupark Sarswat Future of Chemical Industry Managing Director, Croda India Co Pvt Ltd


Recent Trends in Sustainability Mr. Stephan Casper,

DAY 2

Deep-Dive into Specialty Chemicals - Distilling the Special for Everyone

Skilling in Chemical Industry

Focus on a Sustainable Tomorrow - The Triple Bottom Line

Recent Trends and their Implications




Session Chairman: Mr. Ravi Kapoor, Immediate Past President, ICC & Managing Director, Heubach Colour Pvt Ltd

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15:30-15:50 Building our Future: How do we do it Mr. Avinash Goyal Different this Time? Partner, McKinsey & Company

15:50-16:30 PANEL DISCUSSION: <Taking the Indian Specialty Chemical Industry to Global Scale >

16:30-16:45 Conclusion and Vote of Thanks Mr. H. S. Karangle Director General, ICC

16:45-17:00 Coffee / Tea

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Retrospective and Way ForwardSESSION 5

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