Centre for Management Technology

The second edition highlights Africa’s progress in developing and commercializing cassava derived products, from high quality cassava flours to ethanol to beers.

CMT's annual two-track summit incorporating – ‘Biomass Supply Chain’ and ‘Biofuels World Asia’ – traces Asia’s biomass feedstock market trends and the progress in use of biofuels in road transport and aviation.

Starch World 2016 edition hones in on Asia’s starch production roadmap with special focus on Thailand and also the innovative developments in starch derived fibre and protein.

CMT’s 4th annual SA Surfactants with focus on innovative formulations and green ingredients is sponsored by Oxiteno & supported by ABIHPEC.

5th PET Asia Outlook series—renowned for its’ discussions on PET resin solutions and innovations in barrier technologies, adoption of rPET in Asia, falling rPET prices, increasing capacities—will be held on 18-19 Nov, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand,

CMT’s annual 10th LPGTrade Summit on 23-25 November, 2015 in Istanbul will once again host the much-awaited 2nd LPGtrade Awards & Gala Dinner. The who’s who of the LPG industry is participating at this 1.5 day summit.

2nd NAPET (North America PET Resin Trade, Recycling & Packaging) summit in Napa Valley, California, on 2-4 Nov, 2015, will focus on PET imports into the US and its implications on pricing, increase in PET recycling rates and new packaging designs.

On 20-21 October, 2015, Bali, Indonesia will host 17th Asia CemenTrade Summit, offering up-to-date review of the infrastructure led cement market growth in Asian countries, particularly Indonesia, India, the Philippines, Nepal, Myanmar and Laos.

The 15th edition of Asia Coatings Markets in Bangkok on 20-21 October, 2015, promises an intensive dialog on Asia’s paints and coatings market dynamics backed by strong demand from automotive, manufacturing as well as a booming construction sector.

From 13-15 October, 2015, Accra will host a delegation of plantation owners, agri-traders, investors and government officials coming together to tap the vast commercial opportunities in Africa's three major cash crops -- palm oil, rubber and cocoa.