India's nuclear market has just changed forever. The SHANTI Act, passed in December 2025, ended six decades of state monopoly — opening up to 49% foreign equity, reforming operator liability, and transforming a $214 billion pipeline into a commercially bankable proposition.
With interest in India's nuclear sector surging, a wave of forums, symposiums, and gatherings is emerging to capitalise on the moment. Not all of them are what they appear to be.
INBP is different. Now in its 8th edition, the India Nuclear Business Platform has been the serious commercial event for India's nuclear market since 2018 — long before the SHANTI Act made nuclear India fashionable. It is not an academic symposium. It is not a networking mixer for students and startups. It is a senior, invitation-quality B2B conference where international vendors, investors, and EPC firms meet the government officials, programme leaders, and industrial decision-makers who actually move this market.
INBP 2027 is built around two core objectives:
Translate the reforms into commercial strategy. The SHANTI Act has changed the rules — but understanding what that means in practice, for your specific business, requires direct access to the people implementing it. INBP 2027 delivers that access: policymakers, regulators, and the private sector "User" category — industrial conglomerates now authorised to fund, build, and operate nuclear assets for the first time.
Build the partnerships that convert opportunity into revenue. India's 100 GW ambition will be delivered through long-term industrial partnerships, not conference attendance. INBP is where those partnerships begin. INBP 2027 puts you in the room with the most consequential private sector entrants in Indian nuclear history.
INDUSTRY PARTNER
TECHNICAL PARTNER
2026 SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS
India Nuclear Business Platform 2026 Highlights
Over two days, senior leaders from NPCIL, NTPC, Tata Power, Adani, Reliance, JSW, BARC, EY-Parthenon, WTW, and international technology and supply chain companies debated the opportunities, challenges, and roadmap for India's journey to 100 GW of nuclear capacity by 2047.
What Participant Are Saying About INBP
"The INBP 2026 was an immersive experience for me. Even though it was my first time in the forum, my expectations were met beyond measure. The insightful presentations done by charismatic speakers and the passionate panel discussions were the highlight of the 2 days. Not to mention the lovely exhibition stalls and enthusiastic representatives at each stall. Amidst all this, there was still sufficient amount of time to connect and interact with industry experts and prospective clients. Kudos to Zaf and his team for setting up this amazing event, as India marches towards a bright nuclear-powered future."
— Sunith Nair, Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing
"Participating in the INBP 2026 seminar in Mumbai as Head of Nuclear Activity for ABB Motion was a true professional highlight. I had the opportunity to engage with industry experts on the current challenges facing the nuclear sector. I want to commend Zaf Coelho for the outstanding organization of the event — his commitment and attention to detail made this a truly successful gathering. I'm leaving this 2026 edition with concrete perspectives for our future collaborations in the sector."
— Emmanuel Fraysse, ABB
"India Nuclear Business Platform 2026 was an excellent forum for industry collaboration, knowledge sharing, and networking with leaders from the nuclear sector. I was honored to represent Kirloskar Brothers Limited and showcase our capabilities, world-class manufacturing facilities, and product solutions supporting India's nuclear power program. The positive response and engaging discussions made the event truly valuable, and I look forward to contributing further to the growth of the nuclear industry."
— Prashant Awati, Kirloskar Brothers Limited
Brochure
Brochure
India's Nuclear 100 — Financing, Market Entry and the Post-SHANTI Opportunity
This webinar co-hosted with EY Pathenon covered the strategic context post-SHANTI, the financing landscape and capital structures emerging in the new framework, and the market entry pathways now open to international players.
FREE DOWNLOAD · Jointly authored Point of View from Nuclear Business Platform and EY-Parthenon
Free download of the joint Point of View from Nuclear Business Platform and EY-Parthenon on India's 100 GW nuclear build-out. The SHANTI Act, foreign equity, capacity roadmap, six financing pathways, market entry structures and sector use cases.
INBP ADVISORY BOARD
Steered by a high-level Advisory Board of active — not retired — government and industry leaders, INBP 2026 is the only international nuclear business conference in India with a proven multi-year track record of delivering senior engagement, qualified international attendance, and measurable commercial outcomes. The programme covers the full commercial landscape: SHANTI Act implementation, the Bharat Small Reactor deployment roadmap, private operator frameworks, nuclear finance and FDI structures, supply chain localisation, fuel strategy, and the convergence of nuclear power with India's AI and data centre investment boom. Every session is designed to deliver intelligence you can act on and relationships that last beyond the event.
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Dr. Nida Khan
Project Director (India), Nuclear Business Platform
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A P Samal
CEO, NTPC Parmanu Urja Nigam Limited
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Vijay Kumar Manchanda
President, Indian Nuclear Society
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NM Nadaph
Advisor - Nuclear Business, Walchandnagar Industries Ltd
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R K Singh
Ex. Head, Outreach, Media & Tech, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
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Neeraj Agrawal
President (Nuclear Power), JSW Energy
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Dr. A K Nayak
Dean of Research and Director, Somaiya Institute for Research & Consultancy
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TT Mani
Managing Director, Avasarla Technologies
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Joseph Long
First Secretary Nuclear Cooperation, British High Commission in New Delhi
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Prasenjit Pal
Ex. Executive Director & Head of Nuclear Wing, NTPC
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Dr. Thierry Advocat
Nuclear Counsellor, French Embassy in India
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S K Sharma
Senior Advisor, Jindal Steel & Power
Delegate Registration
Your delegate pass gives you full access to all conference sessions across both days, the exhibition floor, curated private B2B meetings, and all F&B.
Now in its 8th edition, INBP has a proven track record of delivering senior engagement and measurable commercial outcomes. The programme spans the full commercial landscape — SHANTI Act implementation, private operator frameworks, the Bharat Small Reactor roadmap, nuclear finance, supply chain, and the convergence of nuclear power with India's AI infrastructure boom. Every session is designed to deliver intelligence you can act on and relationships that last beyond the event.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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Thought Leadership
Speak and demonstrate your though-ledership on the main stage. Moderate panel discussions with key industry leaders
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Private Meetings
Conduct one-on-one meetings with selected attendees to explore partnerships and create strategic business opportunities.
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Branding
Increase your brand awareness among key senior stakeholders from your target markets
Mumbai
CIDCO Exhibition and Convention Centre
Where India's Nuclear Business Gets Done
INBP 2026 takes place in Mumbai — India's financial capital and the headquarters of the country's most consequential new entrants into the nuclear sector. Adani Group and Tata Power, INBP's Industry and Technical Partners respectively, are both Mumbai-rooted industrial powerhouses. The investors, legal advisors, EPC decision-makers, and international business leaders who will shape India's nuclear expansion are based here or pass through regularly.
There are other nuclear events taking place in Mumbai in 2026. INBP is the one where the decisions happen.
Beyond the conference, Mumbai rewards those who make the trip. From the iconic Gateway of India and the art deco grandeur of Marine Drive, to the energy of Dharavi and the calm of Elephanta Island, Mumbai is a city that operates at a scale and pace that matches the ambition of the market you have come to explore.
India Nuclear Industry Report
The most consequential year in India's nuclear history demands a new reference document. The 2026 edition of this 87-page report covers the transformed post-SHANTI Act landscape in full — written for international companies that need to act now, not monitor from a distance.
Key topics covered in this report include:
The SHANTI Act, 2025: what changed, what it means commercially, and what remains unresolved
PFBR first criticality (6 April 2026): India enters Stage 2 of its three-stage programme
India's 100 GW nuclear target: the pipeline, the investment, the timeline
The BSR programme: six industrial giants, 16 sites, and the entry point for international suppliers
The nuclear delivery ecosystem: NTPC, EIL, JVs, and the new project vehicles
Fuel, regulation, and safety readiness for the next phase
International partnerships: Westinghouse, EDF, Rosatom and what the SHANTI Act unlocks
Financing, liability, and insurance — the hidden constraint on scale-up
India's advanced nuclear pathway: fast breeders, thorium, and next-generation reactors