From Mumbai to Delhi: The 5 Business Summits You Cannot Miss in February 2026

Business Conferences in India 2026

As the pleasant winter breeze of February settles over the subcontinent, the Indian business landscape is heating up with a series of high-stakes summits and international conferences. For professionals, entrepreneurs, and investors, February 2026 represents a critical window for networking, especially with the “Viksit Bharat” vision driving massive digital and industrial transformation. From the tech hubs of Bengaluru to the financial corridors of Mumbai and the diplomatic heart of New Delhi, this month is packed with opportunities to connect with global thought leaders.

The Tech Epoch: India-AI Impact Summit 2026

The headline event for this month is undoubtedly the India-AI Impact Summit 2026, scheduled from 16th to 20th February 2026 at the iconic Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. This is not just another tech talk; it is the first global AI summit hosted in the Global South, anchored by the three pillars of People, Planet, and Progress. With world leaders from over 20 countries and ministerial delegations from 45 nations in attendance, the capital is set to become the global epicentre for artificial intelligence policy and innovation.+2

For those planning to attend, the Delhi Metro’s Blue Line offers the most seamless connectivity to the Supreme Court station, which is a short walk from the venue. Given the high-profile nature of the summit, expect tight security and a flurry of “VVIP” movement around the Lutyens’ Delhi area. The summit will feature specialized tracks like ‘AI by HER’ and the GPAI Council Meeting, making it a mandatory stop for anyone in the deep-tech or policy-making space.

NASSCOM Technology and Leadership Forum (NTLF) 2026

In the financial capital, Mumbai is gearing up for the 34th edition of the NASSCOM Technology and Leadership Forum (NTLF). Taking place on 24th and 25th February 2026 at the Fairmont, Mumbai (near Sahar), the theme this year is “Tech-Driven, Human-Centered.” This forum traditionally attracts over 1,600 CXOs, making it the premier networking event for the IT and BPM industry.

The venue’s proximity to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (Terminal 2) makes it incredibly convenient for international delegates. If you are travelling within Mumbai, the newly operational Metro lines provide a reliable alternative to the city’s notorious traffic. This event is where the roadmap for India’s $500 billion IT vision is often debated, offering unparalleled insights into generative AI workforce transformation and global delivery models.

Manufacturing and Trade: The Industrial Pulse

Beyond the digital realm, traditional industries are seeing significant activity. The India Stonemart 2026 in Jaipur (5th to 8th February) has already set a high bar for the stone and construction industry at the JECC, Sitapura. Meanwhile, Greater Noida is hosting the 61st IHGF Delhi Fair (Spring) from 14th to 18th February 2026. This is a massive sourcing destination for home, lifestyle, and fashion, featuring over 3,000 exhibitors at the India Expo Centre & Mart.

For those in the western region, the Pune International Business Summit (PIBS) 2026 on 9th and 10th February at the JW Marriott, Pune, focuses on strengthening global supply chains and boosting MSMEs. Pune’s growing metro network and its status as an auto-hub make this a strategic meet for manufacturing professionals.

Specialized Summits and Investor Meets

Closing out the month, the AI4Agri Global Conference & Investor Summit will take place at the Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai on 22nd and 23rd February 2026. This event, held in partnership with the World Bank and the Government of Maharashtra, is a unique platform looking at the intersection of climate resilience and digital public infrastructure in agriculture.

For the startup ecosystem, the Founders’ Retreat in Alibaug (21st-22nd February) offers a more relaxed yet intensive environment for founders and investors to sync up. Accessible via the M2M Ferries from Mumbai’s Ferry Wharf (Bhaucha Dhakka), it’s a perfect example of the growing “bleisure” (business + leisure) trend in the Indian corporate circuit.

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