Primus Partners participated as a Knowledge Partner at the BioTex Fashion & Circularity Summit 2026, a leading industry platform that convened policymakers, industry leaders, innovators and sustainability practitioners to discuss the future of circular and sustainable textiles. Organised by the International Fashion Business Exchange Council (IFBEC) and the Textile & Fashion Leaders Association (TEFLA), the summit focused on accelerating bio-based innovation and circular systems across the textile and fashion value chain.

As part of the summit, Charu Malhotra, co-founder and managing director of Primus Partners, moderated a closed-door roundtable titled “Sustainability & Circularity to Scale: Standards, Skills & System Readiness". The session brought together stakeholders across industry, sustainability platforms and policy institutions to deliberate on the readiness of India’s textile ecosystem to scale circular practices. Discussions focused on key areas, including sustainability standards, environmental compliance frameworks, workforce readiness and institutional collaboration required to strengthen circular textile value chains.

Another key highlight of the summit was the recognition received by Primus Partners for its work in policy development and implementation in the circular textiles space. The firm was honoured with the Circular Textile Policy Award, recognising its contributions toward shaping policy frameworks that support sustainability and circularity within the textile sector.

The summit reinforced the importance of collaboration between government, industry and knowledge partners in building a resilient and responsible textile ecosystem. Discussions across sessions emphasised the need for stronger standards, improved skilling frameworks and institutional readiness to enable India’s transition toward a circular and sustainable textile economy.

Primus Partners launched the Community-Centric Carbon Platform (CCCP) in collaboration with C-GEM at the Bharat Carbon Conclave, marking an important step in building India’s digital infrastructure for the green transition. Unveiled by Sameer Jain, CEO of Primus Solutions, the platform is designed as a digital bridge connecting credible, community-led climate initiatives with global climate finance. By integrating farm-level and grassroots project data with transparent credit tracking mechanisms, CCCP seeks to ensure that communities managing forests, farmlands, and ecosystems are able to participate meaningfully in carbon markets.

The platform has been conceived to address a persistent gap in the global climate ecosystem. As highlighted by Sameer Jain during the launch, more than USD 7 trillion flows annually into climate-related investments, and the impact investment market exceeds USD 1.1 trillion, yet only a small share, around USD 150 billion, reaches projects on the ground. The challenge, therefore, is not the lack of capital, but the absence of trust, transparency, and credible pipelines of community-driven projects.

CCCP aims to bridge this gap by standardizing grassroots climate initiatives into investment-ready opportunities and bringing together NGOs, project developers, investors, and CSR organizations within a shared ecosystem. Through transparent visibility on project progress, impact, and accountability, the platform is intended to build investor confidence, unlock nature-based climate finance at scale, strengthen rural livelihoods, and enable communities across India to become active participants in the country’s growing carbon economy.

The launch took place at the Bharat Carbon Conclave, which brought together policymakers, scientists, investors, NGOs, and climate practitioners to deliberate on the evolution of India’s carbon market architecture and the growing importance of high-integrity carbon projects. In this larger context, the unveiling of CCCP positioned Primus Partners as a key contributor to shaping more credible, inclusive, and community-linked pathways for climate finance in India.

Primus Partners participated as a Knowledge Partner at the BioTex Fashion & Circularity Summit 2026, a leading industry platform that convened policymakers, industry leaders, innovators and sustainability practitioners to discuss the future of circular and sustainable textiles. Organised by the International Fashion Business Exchange Council (IFBEC) and the Textile & Fashion Leaders Association (TEFLA), the summit focused on accelerating bio-based innovation and circular systems across the textile and fashion value chain.

As part of the summit, Charu Malhotra, co-founder and managing director of Primus Partners, moderated a closed-door roundtable titled “Sustainability & Circularity to Scale: Standards, Skills & System Readiness". The session brought together stakeholders across industry, sustainability platforms and policy institutions to deliberate on the readiness of India’s textile ecosystem to scale circular practices. Discussions focused on key areas, including sustainability standards, environmental compliance frameworks, workforce readiness and institutional collaboration required to strengthen circular textile value chains.

Another key highlight of the summit was the recognition received by Primus Partners for its work in policy development and implementation in the circular textiles space. The firm was honoured with the Circular Textile Policy Award, recognising its contributions toward shaping policy frameworks that support sustainability and circularity within the textile sector.

The summit reinforced the importance of collaboration between government, industry and knowledge partners in building a resilient and responsible textile ecosystem. Discussions across sessions emphasised the need for stronger standards, improved skilling frameworks and institutional readiness to enable India’s transition toward a circular and sustainable textile economy.

Primus Partners launched the Community-Centric Carbon Platform (CCCP) in collaboration with C-GEM at the Bharat Carbon Conclave, marking an important step in building India’s digital infrastructure for the green transition. Unveiled by Sameer Jain, CEO of Primus Solutions, the platform is designed as a digital bridge connecting credible, community-led climate initiatives with global climate finance. By integrating farm-level and grassroots project data with transparent credit tracking mechanisms, CCCP seeks to ensure that communities managing forests, farmlands, and ecosystems are able to participate meaningfully in carbon markets.

The platform has been conceived to address a persistent gap in the global climate ecosystem. As highlighted by Sameer Jain during the launch, more than USD 7 trillion flows annually into climate-related investments, and the impact investment market exceeds USD 1.1 trillion, yet only a small share, around USD 150 billion, reaches projects on the ground. The challenge, therefore, is not the lack of capital, but the absence of trust, transparency, and credible pipelines of community-driven projects.

CCCP aims to bridge this gap by standardizing grassroots climate initiatives into investment-ready opportunities and bringing together NGOs, project developers, investors, and CSR organizations within a shared ecosystem. Through transparent visibility on project progress, impact, and accountability, the platform is intended to build investor confidence, unlock nature-based climate finance at scale, strengthen rural livelihoods, and enable communities across India to become active participants in the country’s growing carbon economy.

The launch took place at the Bharat Carbon Conclave, which brought together policymakers, scientists, investors, NGOs, and climate practitioners to deliberate on the evolution of India’s carbon market architecture and the growing importance of high-integrity carbon projects. In this larger context, the unveiling of CCCP positioned Primus Partners as a key contributor to shaping more credible, inclusive, and community-linked pathways for climate finance in India.

Primus Partners participated as a Knowledge Partner at the BioTex Fashion & Circularity Summit 2026, a leading industry platform that convened policymakers, industry leaders, innovators and sustainability practitioners to discuss the future of circular and sustainable textiles. Organised by the International Fashion Business Exchange Council (IFBEC) and the Textile & Fashion Leaders Association (TEFLA), the summit focused on accelerating bio-based innovation and circular systems across the textile and fashion value chain.

As part of the summit, Charu Malhotra, co-founder and managing director of Primus Partners, moderated a closed-door roundtable titled “Sustainability & Circularity to Scale: Standards, Skills & System Readiness". The session brought together stakeholders across industry, sustainability platforms and policy institutions to deliberate on the readiness of India’s textile ecosystem to scale circular practices. Discussions focused on key areas, including sustainability standards, environmental compliance frameworks, workforce readiness and institutional collaboration required to strengthen circular textile value chains.

Another key highlight of the summit was the recognition received by Primus Partners for its work in policy development and implementation in the circular textiles space. The firm was honoured with the Circular Textile Policy Award, recognising its contributions toward shaping policy frameworks that support sustainability and circularity within the textile sector.

The summit reinforced the importance of collaboration between government, industry and knowledge partners in building a resilient and responsible textile ecosystem. Discussions across sessions emphasised the need for stronger standards, improved skilling frameworks and institutional readiness to enable India’s transition toward a circular and sustainable textile economy.

Primus Partners launched the Community-Centric Carbon Platform (CCCP) in collaboration with C-GEM at the Bharat Carbon Conclave, marking an important step in building India’s digital infrastructure for the green transition. Unveiled by Sameer Jain, CEO of Primus Solutions, the platform is designed as a digital bridge connecting credible, community-led climate initiatives with global climate finance. By integrating farm-level and grassroots project data with transparent credit tracking mechanisms, CCCP seeks to ensure that communities managing forests, farmlands, and ecosystems are able to participate meaningfully in carbon markets.

The platform has been conceived to address a persistent gap in the global climate ecosystem. As highlighted by Sameer Jain during the launch, more than USD 7 trillion flows annually into climate-related investments, and the impact investment market exceeds USD 1.1 trillion, yet only a small share, around USD 150 billion, reaches projects on the ground. The challenge, therefore, is not the lack of capital, but the absence of trust, transparency, and credible pipelines of community-driven projects.

CCCP aims to bridge this gap by standardizing grassroots climate initiatives into investment-ready opportunities and bringing together NGOs, project developers, investors, and CSR organizations within a shared ecosystem. Through transparent visibility on project progress, impact, and accountability, the platform is intended to build investor confidence, unlock nature-based climate finance at scale, strengthen rural livelihoods, and enable communities across India to become active participants in the country’s growing carbon economy.

The launch took place at the Bharat Carbon Conclave, which brought together policymakers, scientists, investors, NGOs, and climate practitioners to deliberate on the evolution of India’s carbon market architecture and the growing importance of high-integrity carbon projects. In this larger context, the unveiling of CCCP positioned Primus Partners as a key contributor to shaping more credible, inclusive, and community-linked pathways for climate finance in India.