electronica India and productronica India opened their doors to the industry on 25th September 2019, with record participation from electronics professionals from across the country.
The 2019 editions of electronica India and productronica India are hosting more than 650 exhibitors from over 18 countries making them the biggest trade shows for electronic components and machinery in India.
Under the Make in India initiative, the government of India aims to increase the share of the manufacturing sector. The gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow from 16 to 25 per cent by 2022 and 100 million new jobs should be created by 2022.
“The number of exhibition space this year has increased by 70 percent making the 2019 edition the biggest ever. electronica India and productronica India have garnered the reputation of flagship trade fairs for the electronics industry in India, said Bhupinder Singh, CEO of Messe Muenchen India.
The trade fairs will welcome several global and regional renowned leaders in the manufacturing sector to showcase their technological innovations. Some of them are STMicroelectronics, Le Champ (South East Asia) Pte Ltd, Nichicon Corporation, Millennium Semiconductors, Panasonic, ASM, JUKI, HumiSeal, Yamaha SMT, Mycronic, Kyoritsu, Electrolube.
They started with two concurrent conferences: the e-Automotive conference and the CEO Forum. The programs were attended by top game changers and innovators from the automotive electronics and ESDM industries and provided ideal platforms for comprehensive discussions about the best strategies to make India to a global hub for electronics innovations in the ESDM and automotive segments.
e-Automotive Conference and CEO Forum
The 3rd e-Automotive conference was following up with the topic “Smart electronics for smart mobility–Focusing on the next generation technologies in automotive electronics and EV components”. The conference provided powerful, engaging, disruptive and progressive strategic focal points to the stakeholders of the automotive industry and enable them to collaborate on a unified platform and deliberate the auto-electronics progression.
The 4th edition of the CEO Forum focused on “Realizing the vision of a trillion US$ digital economy—The role of components and design led manufacturing”. The forum was attended by medium and senior level management executives from the ESDM industry gathered to get a first-hand look from the industry stalwarts on the technology adoption in boosting local manufacturing potential and enabling India exporters to grow globally.
The Buyer-Seller forum saw a remarkable attendance with a high interest from the community to make new contacts and build future business prospects. Some of the participating buyers were Hella India Automotive Pvt Ltd, Honda Cars India Ltd, Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd, Lava International, Magneti Marelli India Pvt Ltd, Samsung India Electronics, Secure Meters Ltd, Sony EMCS Malaysia, Valeo India Pvt Ltd, Vivo India Mobile Pvt Ltd, Whirlpool Corporation, Xiaomi India Technology, Varroc Engineering Ltd, Minda Corporation Ltd, Ather Energy, Havells India Ltd, AT&S India Pvt Ltd, Bajaj Motors Ltd, Gurgaon, Voltas Ltd, Foxconn India, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd
Co-located shows
To add even more value to the exhibiting experience, electronica India and productronica India 2019 are co-located with two further related trade fairs: IPCA Expo for the second time and Smart Cards Expo for the first time.
Indian Printed Circuit Association Expo (IPCA Expo) is the optimal platform for companies dealing with PCB technology. The IPCA Expo aims to promote advance education in science and application of electronic packaging.
Smart Cards Expo is India’s only trade fair focusing on smart card technologies and their applications. It is organized along with IoT India Expo, e-Security Expo, RFID India Expo, Biometrics India Expo, Digital Payments India Expo and Artificial Intelligence India Expo.
