To Our Industry Partners:
The global silicone industry is currently at a critical juncture of supply-demand restructuring and value reshaping—China accounts for over 70% of global production capacity, the industry is transitioning from disorderly competition to a new stage of collaborative self-regulation, demand from emerging fields such as new energy vehicles and photovoltaics is experiencing explosive growth, and overseas capacity contraction is bringing structural opportunities.
To establish an Asian silicone dialogue platform and address core challenges such as capacity balance, technological upgrading, and market expansion, on the basis of the successful first event, our institute, in collaboration with Sino Alliance of Green Development of Silicon Industry (SAGSI) and other organizations, plans to hold the ‘2026 (the 2nd) Asian Silicone Technology Exchange Conference’ in Suzhou, China, on April 13-15, 2026. It will be themed ‘Intelligence Converges in Asia, Silicon Envisions the Future’, and divided into two sub-forums: ‘Macro Trends of Silicone in Asia’ and ‘Frontier Silicone Technologies and Future Application Scenarios’. It will focus on discussing macro trends, technological innovations, processing technologies, and advanced equipment in the silicone industry across Asia, and will explore new commercial applications and trends in multiple fields such as medical, automotive, electronics, and consumer goods.
The conference will offer simultaneous interpretation (Chinese and English) and is expected to bring together around 150 industry elites and stakeholders from across Asia to discuss the industry's "new trends, new applications, and new business opportunities," gathering top insights to jointly outline the future development of the silicone industry. Registration for this conference grants free access to the concurrent ‘2026 Asia Silicon Technology Conference and Fair (AST2026)’ and the ‘2026 Advanced Chemical Materials Industrial Exhibition (ACMIE2026)’ series of events, allowing you to engage in in-depth exchanges with international businesses, accurately understand the international silicone trends, and effectively seize industry opportunities. Specific details are as follows:
I. Organizing Institutions
Supporting organizations:
China Association of Fluorine and Silicone Industry (CAFSI)
Small and Medium Enterprises Working Committee of China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation
Sino Alliance of Green Development of Silicon Industry (SAGSI)
Zhongguancun Photovoltaic Industry Alliance (ZPVA)
Yunnan Province Silicon Industry Engineering Research Center
Organizer:
Beijing Sino Advanced Chemical Materials Institution (ACMI)
ACMI Europe GmbH.
Host:
ACMI Silicon Materials Development Center
ACMI Silicon-based Advanced Materials Research Institute
Supporting Media:
LinkedIn: ACMI
WeChat Official Account: Chemical advanced Materials, Silicone
https://gst2024.acmi.org.cn
https://acmi.org.cn
II. Tentative Schedule
(I) Date and Location:
l Date: April 13-15, 2026
l Location: Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China
l Venue: Suzhou Shishan International Conference Center
l Address: No. 78, Jinshan East Road, Huqiu District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province, China
(II) Conference Agenda (Chinese and English Bilingual):

III. Invited Participants
1. Experts and scholars in the silicone industry;
2. Senior management personnel from representative silicone companies;
3.Heads, technical and R&D, marketing and sales personnel from upstream&downstream silicone companies in Asia (raw materials, silicone monomers, silicone fluid, silane coupling agents, silicone rubber, silicone resin, downstream products, equipment, etc.);
4. Purchasing and R&D personnel from end-application fields such as new energy vehicles, photovoltaics, electronics, power, medical, and construction;
5. Representatives from silicone industry associations, societies, and research institutes;
6. Analysts from investment institutions and consulting firms;
7. Asia silicone industry trading agents and purchasers.
IV. Fee Schedule
(I) Participation Fee
Early Bird (Before February 28, 2026): USD 650 /person
Standard (Before March 28, 2026): USD 700 /person
Late & On-site (After March 28, 2026): USD 750 /person
Groups of three or more enjoy USD30 discount per person.
Fees within China will be converted to RMB at the real-time exchange rate.
Payment Account (Remittance Note: AST2026)
Intermediary Banker’s Name: JPMORGAN Chase Bank, ASSOCIATION, New York CITY, NEW YORK
SWIFT Code: CHASUS33
Bene Banker’s A/C No.: 001043718
Beneficiary Banker's Name: Industrial and Commercial Bank of China,Beijing Zhonghangyou sub-Branch
BANK Address: FIRST FLOOR, BUILDING 9, 5 ANDING ROAD, CHAOYANG DISTRICT, BEIJING, CHINA
SWIFT Code: ICBKCNBJBJM
Beneficiary: Beijing Sino Advanced Chemical Materials Institution Co., Ltd.
0200 2282 0902 0125 456
Address: Rm.1510, Building 4, Yard 18, Kechuang 13th St., Economic & Technological Development Zone, Beijing, China
(II) Business Cooperation
The conference accepts various business cooperation requests, including sponsorship for speeches, exhibition booths, advertising in the conference program, lanyards, name badges, roll-up banners, etc. For details, please contact the conference organizing committee.
V. Contact Information
Sharon Hsiung +86-13811366249 xiongshuang@acmi.org.cn
Grace Liang +86-18086626501 liangyating@acmi.org.cn
Nicole Tang +86-18210097596 tangnaimei@acmi.org.cn
Attachment 1: Registration Form
Attachment 2: Sub-forums and Tentative Topics
Beijing Sino Advanced Chemical Materials Institution (ACMI)
November 30, 2025

Attachment 2: Sub-forums and Tentative Topics
Theme 1: Macro Trends of Silicone in Asia
1. The Global Silicone Supply Chain Under Geopolitical Restructuring: Resilience, Regionalization, and Future Landscape
Content Focus: Analyzing the impact of changes in the global trade landscape on the supply chain, exploring how companies can build more resilient supply chain systems, and discussing global capacity layout trends for the next decade.
2. Carbon Neutrality Path and Green Finance Opportunities in the Silicone Industry
Content Focus: In-depth discussion of carbon footprint management throughout the entire lifecycle from raw materials and production to recycling, sharing the net-zero emission strategies of leading companies, and analyzing how to leverage green finance tools to empower transformation.
3. Reshaping the Asian Silicone Market Landscape: Analysis of Production Capacity, Trade, and Competitive Landscape
Content Focus: In-depth analysis of production capacity layout, import and export data, and future competitive landscape changes in major countries and regions such as China, Southeast Asia, India, Japan, and South Korea.
4. The Next Billion-Dollar Market: The Rise of Emerging Economies and Forecasts of Silicone Demand Explosions
Content Focus: Focusing on regions such as India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, analyzing the enormous growth potential of Silicone in construction, automotive, and electronics sectors brought about by their industrialization and urbanization processes.
5. Turning Waste into Treasure: Latest Breakthroughs and Economic Analysis of Silicone Chemical Recycling Technology
Content Focus: Introducing cutting-edge chemical processes for converting cross-linked and solidified Silicone waste back into valuable monomers or intermediates, and exploring the economic feasibility of large-scale production.
Theme 2: Frontier Silicone Technologies and Future Application Scenarios
1. Frontiers of High-Performance Silicone Advanced Materials
Content: Focusing on the latest R&D achievements in high-tech fields such as thermally conductive silicone grease, liquid silicone, self-healing silicone rubber, and high-refractive-index optical silicone.
2. Silicone Green Processes and Intelligent Manufacturing
Content: Exploring energy-saving and emission-reduction technologies, catalytic process optimization, comprehensive utilization of by-products in silicone production processes, and the application of Industry 4.0 in intelligent factories.
3. Breakthroughs in Next-Generation Silicone Application Technologies
Content: Special discussion on the technological bottlenecks and solutions in fields such as new energy vehicles (battery pack sealing, high-voltage cable insulation), medical and health (implantable devices, 3D printed tissue models), and smart wearables (flexible sensors).
4. Beyond Tradition: The Development and Application Vision of Smart Responsive Silicone Materials (Self-Healing, Shape Memory, Sensing)
Content Focus: Showcasing ‘smart’ silicones that can change their properties under stimuli such as heat, light, electricity, and pH, and their revolutionary applications in soft robotics, adaptive wearable devices, and advanced medical devices.
5. The Core Role of Silicones in Advanced Packaging, Thermal Management, and Chip Heat Dissipation
Content Focus: With the soaring computing power of AI, exploring the irreplaceable role of high-performance silicone gels, thermally conductive interface materials, and liquid thermal pads in protecting and cooling high-performance chips.
6. How Silicones Empower 800V Platforms, Solid-State Batteries, and Autonomous Driving Sensors for Electric Vehicles
Content Focus: Beyond traditional sealing, focusing on the key technological applications of high-voltage insulating materials, battery pack thermally conductive potting compounds, and LiDAR sensor optical packaging in next-generation electric vehicles.
7. The ‘Adhesive’ of Green Energy: Deepening and Innovation of Silicone Applications in Photovoltaic, Hydrogen Energy, and Energy Storage Systems
Content Focus: Analyzing the key material requirements and solutions for next-generation conductive adhesives and hydrolyzed stable sealants used in photovoltaic modules, as well as their applications in electrolyzers, fuel cells, and long-term energy storage systems.
8. Silicone 3D Printing with Controllable Mechanical Properties and its Application in Soft Tissue Biomimicry
Content Focus: In-depth explanation of how to print silicone structures with different moduli, ranging from soft tissue to cartilage, through synergistic innovation in material formulation and printing processes, and its specific applications in surgical planning models, biomimetic tissue and organ models, and personalized implants.