Fire Safe Build India (FSBI) 2026, Asia’s dedicated trade show on passive fire protection systems, is currently underway at Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi, bringing together industry professionals, technology providers, consultants, developers and safety experts from across the built-environment ecosystem.
The three-day exhibition, which commenced on 10 September and continues through 12 September 2026, is organised by NürnbergMesse India Pvt. Ltd. and focuses exclusively on passive fire protection systems and their growing importance in modern buildings and infrastructure.
FSBI 2026 provides a specialised platform for stakeholders involved in the design, specification, construction, testing, certification and regulation of passive fire protection. The exhibition is showcasing solutions across structural fire protection, fire-rated doors and glazing, fire-resistant walls and partitions, penetration sealing, fire-stopping systems, cavity barriers, fire-rated ducts and dampers, electrical fire protection and related testing and certification technologies.
The event is attracting participation from architects, façade and design consultants, structural and MEP consultants, EPC and PMC companies, developers, construction firms, facility managers, procurement and safety heads, government agencies, fire departments, regulatory authorities, system integrators and OEMs.
FSBI is also being held as part of Future Buildings, NürnbergMesse India’s integrated platform bringing together Fire Safe Build India (FSBI), Integrated Building Services India (IBSI), and India Fence Expo (IFE). The co-location creates a broader ecosystem covering fire safety, building services, perimeter security and other critical aspects of the built environment.
With the exhibition now in progress, visitors and exhibitors are engaging in business meetings, technology demonstrations and industry discussions, while the accompanying conference and expert-led sessions are addressing emerging trends, standards, compliance and innovations in fire safety.
According to available event listings, FSBI 2026 is expected to bring together around 300 exhibitors and more than 20,000 visitors, although these figures represent projected participation and not final attendance.
NürnbergMesse India is led by Sonia Prashar, Chairperson of the Board and Managing Director.
As the event enters its final day, Fire Safe Build India 2026 continues to serve as an important meeting point for the passive fire protection community, highlighting the growing role of safety-led design in India’s rapidly developing built environment.
