Munich Shanghai Electronic Showelectronica China

electronica China, the Munich Shanghai Electronics Exhibition, is one of the world’s most influential events in the Munich electronics series. By closely aligning with hot‑market segments such as intelligent connected vehicles, the Internet of Things, industrial automation, and 5G communications, it provides an interactive platform for electronic suppliers and industry clients to jointly explore technological innovation and drive industry transformation. (Copyright of this content belongs to Jufair; redistribution without permission is prohibited.)

At the previous edition of electronica China, the total exhibition area reached 90,000 square meters, with 1,568 exhibiting companies hailing from Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Germany, the United Kingdom, Russia, Brazil, Singapore, Dubai, and other regions, attracting a total of 92,695 visitors.

The electronica China show will feature a dedicated semiconductor-themed zone, bringing together numerous analog‑chip manufacturers to showcase cutting‑edge technologies and innovative solutions, while jointly discussing emerging trends in the semiconductor industry. This initiative aims to provide exhibitors and interested attendees with a dynamic platform for networking and collaboration, fostering new partnerships and contributing to the sector’s continued growth.

electronica China is a premier event for the electronics industry and a key milestone within the sector. Over the years, the exhibition has evolved into “e‑Planet,” an innovative platform that leads the way in shaping the future of electronic technology. Semiconductors, sensors, connectors, power supplies, and related technologies form the core of e‑Planet, defining its landscapes, cities, and streets. The groundbreaking nature of e‑Planet enables audiences to gain a more intuitive understanding of the forces driving the evolution of the electronics world. On e‑Planet, visitors and exhibitors are its residents—freely engaging in dialogue and collectively witnessing global trends in the electronics industry.