API China 2026 – Shanghai, China
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API China 2026 (the 94th China International Pharmaceutical Ingredients/Intermediates/Packaging/Equipment Exhibition) will be held from May 13–15, 2026 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) in Shanghai, China.
The event showcases active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), pharmaceutical intermediates, excipients, finished dosage technologies, packaging solutions, laboratory instruments and testing systems.
As one of Asia’s most influential pharmaceutical trade shows, API China brings together global producers, R&D specialists and supply chain partners to explore compliance, innovative raw materials and manufacturing excellence across verticals from generics to complex molecules.
Official website: https://www.apichina.com.cn/#/
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