• 3^rd largest consumers of Polymers in the World.
• 4^th Largest producers of Agrochemicals in the World
• 6^th Largest producers of Chemicals in the World
• The total production all major chemicals & Petrochemicals stood @27858MT
• The Petrochemical demand ,Polymer demand & Agrochemicals is expected to grow by CAGR @7.5 %,&8%  each respectively in FY2019-23. The rate further is expected by average 12 %@ CAGR till FY2020-2022.
• Investible Projects & Opportunities.:-
• Total 30 Projects are performing in India 23 Private & 7 Govt. Projects in 22 districts across India with 24 Promoters are playing major role to target the audiences.
• Investment Opportunity to being predicted $1.15bn at present.

 Foreign investors are betting on the chemical industry in India. The industry is expected to reach $ 6.3 billion. German Chemical company BASF has entered into an agreement with India to assist in crop protection. Due to a rise in constructions, the Indian construction chemical market has also seen a rise in growth, lately. “WMN’’ is working relentlessly to develop a proper news dissemination channels worldwide. The Indian industry can reach the target audience through social media networks and web portals as well. Most emerging brands in India can also showcase their full-color logos and links on the web portal of “WMN’’ The reach extends to the USA and the entire European Union.

Market Position

It is an evident fact that Indian chemical industry has grown like never before in the past couple of decades. The industry has greatly been associated with every major economical contributor, not just nationally but on internationally grounds as well.

It has developed as the backbone of Indian economics and emerged as 6th largest chemical producer in the world and 3rd largest in Asia, making the list of chemicals exported from India grow multiple times in recent years. Our Indian chemical industry is expected to grow by a staggering 8-9% in the coming years, henceforth doubling its share in the international chemical economy.

Conclusion

As a matter of fact, India is also its own biggest chemical consumer. As a progressive nation, we tend to consume an approximate 33% share of our chemical produce for various industrial applications. The Govt has also recognized the immense growth potential of chemical industry and therefore furnished a 100% provision for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the chemical field. Its share in the GDP has rose to over 16% with great scope of improvement in the coming times.