IFAT India 2026 advances technology and partnerships for India's water and waste infrastructure
The IFAT India 2026 trade fair in Mumbai brought together over 500 exhibitors to discuss advancements in water, wastewater, and waste management technology. The event focused on fostering partnerships for sustainable infrastructure development.
Why it matters
It demonstrates India's growing focus on industrial sustainability and the adoption of modern environmental technologies.
More than 500 exhibitors from over 30 countries connect with 20,118 business visitors, including government agencies, urban local bodies, utilities and industry at the Mumbai edition
MUMBAI, India , Sept. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IFAT India 2026 concluded at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Mumbai after bringing together 20,118 business visitors and more than 500 exhibitors from over 30 countrie s to address India's evolving water, wastewater, waste-management and recycling requirements. Organised by Messe Muenchen India from 9–11 September, the trade fair provided a business and knowledge platform for government agencies, urban local bodies, utilities, industrial users, project developers and technology providers to evaluate solutions, discuss project requirements and build implementation-focused partnerships.
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