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13–14 May 2027 · The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
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APIC 2027
ABOUT

The Asia Petrochemical
Industry Conference

Asia's largest gathering of the petrochemical industry — convening in Singapore for its 2027 edition, hosted by the Singapore Chemical Industry Council.

WHAT'S APIC

Asia's largest chemical industry conference

APIC is the largest international conference of the chemical industry in Asia, with over 1,500 participants from the petrochemical and related industries, drawn from more than 40 countries around the world.

It originated from EAPIC — the East Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference — founded in 1979 by Japan, Taiwan and South Korea. In 2000, the founding members opened membership to Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and, from 2004, India, as the petrochemical industries developed across Southeast Asia. The conference was renamed APIC and is hosted by member countries on a rotational basis.

1,500+
Participants
40+
Countries represented
7
Member associations
1979
Founded as EAPIC
ABOUT APIC 2027 THEME

Overview

The Asia Petrochemical Industry Conference (APIC) 2027 brings the industry together at a critical juncture of transformation. As global markets undergo structural shifts — from evolving supply-demand dynamics and increasing competitive pressures to the acceleration of the energy transition — Asia's petrochemical sector must adapt, collaborate and continue to innovate.

APIC 2027, hosted in Singapore, will serve as an important platform to connect industry leaders across regions and value chains. This enables the fostering of deeper collaboration and shared strategies to navigate uncertainty for sustainable growth.

CONFERENCE THEME

Connected · Competitive · Resilient

Bridging Asia's Petrochemical Industry Through Transition and Sustainable Growth.

Connected
Bridging markets and value chains, and connecting supply with demand. Through enhanced collaboration and strategic partnerships, the industry can drive greater alignment and resilience.
Competitive
In a challenging market coupled with a net-zero drive, companies must improve efficiency and compete effectively — with practical strategies to enhance performance and maintain global competitiveness.
Resilient
Resilience is critical in navigating both economic cycles and long-term structural change. The industry must balance immediate performance with long-term transformation.