The India Electronics and Components Expo (Electronica India) is a leading exhibition for electronic components and production equipment in India and South Asia. It is a branch of the Munich International Electronica Show in Germany, benefiting from the powerful database of the Munich Electronica Show and its deep industry background. Held alternately in Bangalore and New Delhi, it offers great market opportunities for electronics companies and an ideal platform to enter the Indian electronics market, whether in the capital New Delhi or the software and electronics hub of Bangalore.

During the India Electronics and Components Exhibition (Electronica India), there was a lively atmosphere with a large number of visitors eager to learn about the latest products and technologies from well-known suppliers. More than 600 companies from 24 countries and regions showcased innovative products and solutions, attracting 39,133 visitors to the exhibition.

In addition to numerous displays of cutting-edge technology solutions, this year also featured a series of themed conferences discussing topics such as the geopolitical landscape of the semiconductor market, the global electronics value chain, Indian display manufacturing, the roadmap for India's electric transportation industry, and a resilient Indian PCB industry. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan Network and may not be forwarded without permission.)

The buyer-seller meetings saw a large attendance, with the industry keen to establish new business contacts and open up future commercial prospects. A total of over 1,800 buyer-seller meetings were organized during the exhibition, attended by major buyers including Ola Electric, TVS Motors, Yulu Bikes, Royal Enfield, Bharat Electronics, GE Healthcare, CDOT, DRDO, Panasonic, etc.

As a successful event in the Indian electronics industry, the India Electronics and Components Exhibition (Electronica India) not only provided a platform for communication, cooperation, and innovation for enterprises but also demonstrated that the importance of the electronics and semiconductor industry in India is growing day by day.