The three-day B2B exhibition will connect international beauty companies with Indian buyers across cosmetics, aesthetics, technology, manufacturing and sourcing.
India’s beauty industry will get another international business platform this month as BeautySum India 2026 brings global beauty companies and Indian industry professionals together in New Delhi. The three-day business-to-business exhibition will take place from August 27 to 29 at Yashobhoomi, India International Convention and Expo Centre (IICC), Dwarka. The event is confirmed for these dates and venue by the official BeautySum India website.
Organised by South Korea-based MESSE ESANG Co., Ltd., the exhibition is designed to connect international beauty brands, manufacturers and professional buyers with opportunities in the Indian market. The event will be held in Exhibition Hall 1, with the first two days scheduled from 10am to 6pm and the final day from 10am to 5pm.
BeautySum India will cover several segments of the professional beauty and cosmetics industry. Its exhibitor profile includes finished cosmetics, professional skincare, medical-aesthetic devices, ingredients, contract manufacturing and packaging, bringing different parts of the beauty supply chain together under one roof.
For international companies, the exhibition offers an opportunity to explore business prospects in India and connect with local companies. Indian brands, manufacturers and suppliers, meanwhile, can use the B2B platform to look for overseas distributors, technology partners and potential export opportunities.
South Korea will be the country partner for BeautySum India 2026, giving the exhibition a particular focus on Korean beauty and the country’s expertise across skincare technology, cosmetics, medical aesthetics and manufacturing. Korean beauty has become an increasingly visible part of the international beauty landscape, making the country’s participation a significant component of this year’s event.
BeautySum India 2026 will also be held alongside KoINDEX, the Korea Industry Expo. The concurrent exhibition will feature Korean companies and technologies from multiple sectors, creating an opportunity for Indian businesses and visitors to explore commercial connections that extend beyond cosmetics and personal care.
The co-location is expected to strengthen business interactions between Indian and Korean companies by bringing the two exhibitions together at the same venue. For beauty professionals and businesses attending BeautySum India, this also creates access to a wider range of Korean companies and technologies.
The exhibition’s B2B format places emphasis on business connections rather than consumer-facing retail. By bringing manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, technology companies and professional buyers together, BeautySum India creates a setting where participants can explore products, services and potential commercial partnerships across the beauty value chain.
With cosmetics, professional skincare, medical aesthetics, manufacturing, ingredients and packaging represented, the event is aimed at businesses looking to discover new products and capabilities as well as establish cross-border relationships.
