Today, Arkady KARNEEV presented at the India Nuclear Business Platform in Mumbai on a topic that is becoming increasi...

Today, Arkady KARNEEV presented at the India Nuclear Business Platform in Mumbai on a topic that is becoming increasingly important for the future of the industry:

The Supply Chain Challenge.

The nuclear industry is entering a period of unprecedented growth. New nuclear projects, SMRs, and ambitious national programs — including India’s target of 100 GW of nuclear capacity by 2047 — will require not only technology and investment, but also stronger, more scalable supply chains.

The key message was simple:
The bottleneck is no longer technology. It’s industrial execution.

Thank you to the INBP team and all participants for the engaging discussions. It was a pleasure to share NucFinder’s perspective on how better supplier visibility, stronger industry connectivity, and digital tools can help support the next generation of nuclear projects.

We’re in Mumbai for the India Nuclear Business Platform.

Over the next two days, Arkady KARNEEV and Dmitry Feofanov will be meeting with suppliers, developers, EPCs, and industry leaders to discuss one of the key challenges facing the industry today: building the supply chains needed to support the next generation of nuclear projects.

India is becoming one of the most important nuclear markets in the world. With the government’s ambition to reach 100 GW of nuclear capacity by 2047 and recent policy developments aimed at increasing private sector participation, the need for a strong and scalable supply chain has never been greater.

For suppliers, this represents a significant opportunity to become part of one of the world’s fastest-growing nuclear ecosystems.

If you’re attending #INBP and would like to discuss nuclear supply chains, supplier visibility, market opportunities, or NucFinder, we’d be happy to connect.

💼 Booth No. 14
📍Venue: CIDCO Exhibition & Convention Centre, Navi Mumbai
🗓️ Date: 16–17 June 2026

See you in Mumbai.

Something we’ve been building is almost ready.

Built for buyers.
Built for suppliers.
Built for the future of nuclear.

Launching June 2026.