Clarity on the impact of oil prices on polymer prices

6th Injection, Blow, Roto & Pet Moulding Summit – Mumbai 5-6 July 2018

June 21, 2018

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At the 2-day summit dedicated to the Injection, Blow and Roto Moulding segments, participants will get an authoritative heads-up on the likely impact of rising oil prices. The event is also a great opportunity to hobnob with the who’s who of the injection, blow, roto and PET moulding Industry, which represents approximately 25% of the plastic processing industry in India.

There are options to attend day one on Injection Moulding or day two covering blow, roto moulding and PET or both days of the Summit. Network, share experiences and gain practical advice from over 650 industry experts from the entire IMBM value chain, from raw material producers, importers, machine and mould manufacturers, converters, additives and master batch suppliers, FMCG end users and the plastics media.

There are 8 business sessions with interactive Q & A sessions with the speakers and panel discussions on the most burning issue at present – the sustainability and recycling of plastics. Participants can also connect with attending delegates with our Personalized Online Scheduler. There will be a networking cocktail and gala dinner. Outstanding achievement awards will facilitate leaders of the industry.

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