Material Recycling Association of India (MRAI), the apex national association representing India's recycling industry with over 1,800 registered members, will host the 4th International Business Summit (IBS 2026) on 31 August – 1 September 2026 at The Westin Tokyo, Japan. Recognized as one of the flagship international events of the global recycling industry, IBS2026 will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, recyclers, manufacturers, traders, technology providers, investors, and key stakeholders from across the world to promote collaboration, innovation, and sustainable business growth.

With participation expected from over 1,000 delegates and more than 30 exhibitors, the two-day summit will serve as a premier platform for high-level dialogue, knowledge exchange, business networking, and strategic partnerships. The conference will feature keynote addresses, panel discussions, technical sessions, B2B meetings, exhibitions, and networking events covering critical themes such as global trade dynamics, circular economy, sustainability, supply chain resilience, ESG, advanced recycling technologies, and investment opportunities.

A key focus of IBS2026 will be on metals recycling, battery recycling, critical minerals and rare earths, alongside discussions on Indo-Japan trade relations, decarbonization strategies, green metals, resource security, and strengthening resilient global supply chains. Delegates will gain valuable insights into evolving policy frameworks, market intelligence, technological innovations, and emerging business opportunities shaping the future of the recycling sector.

Hosted in Japan—globally recognized for its advanced recycling systems, resource efficiency, and circular economy leadership—IBS2026 offers participants an exceptional opportunity to experience international best practices while fostering stronger cooperation between India, Japan, South-East Asia, and the global recycling community. Through meaningful dialogue, business engagement, and cross-border collaboration, the summit aims to accelerate the transition towards a resource-efficient, circular economy while strengthening global partnerships that drive sustainable industrial and economic development.