Electronica India and productronica India 2026 open in Bengaluru with deal with manufacturing depth and international partnerships

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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], September 22: electronica India and productronica India 2026 opened at this time on the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru, bringing collectively electronics producers, element suppliers, manufacturing know-how suppliers, consumers and trade leaders from India and abroad. Organised by Messe Muenchen India, a part of the Messe Mnchen Group, the three-day occasion is being held below the theme “India’s Powerplay in Electronics.” It continues at BIEC till 18 September 2026.

The exhibitions had been inaugurated by Shri M. B. Patil, Hon’ble Minister for Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development, Government of Karnataka, within the presence of Dr Manjula N., IAS, Secretary, Department of Electronics, Information Technology, Biotechnology and Science & Technology, Government of Karnataka, and Mr Hiroshi Nawata, Consul-General of Japan in Bengaluru.

Covering 60,000 sq. metres, the Bengaluru version options greater than 750 exhibitors from over 30 international locations. Over 50,000 enterprise guests from greater than 50 international locations are anticipated throughout the three days. The exhibitions are supported by the Government of Karnataka, with ELCINA as Partner Association and ICEA as Industry Partner.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri M. B. Patil, Hon’ble Minister for Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development, Government of Karnataka mentioned, “Karnataka has created a strong foundation in innovation, R&D, technology and talent, and our focus now is to translate these strengths into greater manufacturing growth. Industry platforms such as this play an important role in bringing businesses and government together, enabling practical dialogue and meaningful collaboration. We value the insights emerging from these discussions and remain committed to creating an environment where technology-led manufacturing can grow with confidence.”

Indian cricketer KL Rahul, Brand Ambassador for the Bengaluru version, welcomed the trade by a particular video message. The opening ceremony culminated with the revealing of the Kinetic Wall and the official declaration marking the beginning of electronica India and productronica India 2026.

The opening day positioned India’s electronics manufacturing ambitions on the centre of discussions, with consideration on home element capabilities, manufacturing applied sciences, international supply-chain participation, high quality requirements and stronger partnerships between Indian and worldwide firms.

Bhupinder Singh, President – IMEA, Messe Mnchen, and CEO, Messe Muenchen India, mentioned, “What opens in Bengaluru today reflects the growing depth of India’s electronics industry. Buyers are evaluating components, production equipment, engineering capabilities and supplier readiness together because these decisions are increasingly interconnected. By bringing this value chain onto one platform, we want to help companies move from broad manufacturing ambitions to informed sourcing, technology and capacity decisions.”

Global and Indian applied sciences throughout the electronics worth chain

Across the exhibition ground, guests can consider applied sciences for digital parts, semiconductors, embedded methods, sensors, shows, energy electronics, printed circuit boards and digital manufacturing providers. The productronica India section presents tools and methods for PCB manufacturing, surface-mount know-how, meeting, soldering, automation, inspection, testing and high quality assurance.

International participation consists of firms and applied sciences from Germany, China, France, Italy, the United Kingdom, Japan, Israel and the United States. Dedicated nation pavilions from Taiwan, Germany, Japan and China present centered entry to electronics manufacturing capabilities from these markets. The Taiwan Pavilion is being introduced with the Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association, whereas the Japan Pavilion is being organised with the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO).

“The level of international participation at the Bengaluru edition shows how closely global technology companies are following India’s electronics manufacturing journey. The strong presence of technology companies and industry stakeholders reflects Bengaluru’s importance as a centre for electronics innovation, manufacturing and sourcing. This edition provides a focused platform for industry leaders to exchange ideas, explore partnerships and identify opportunities across India’s electronics ecosystem,” said,” said Dr. Reinhard Pfeiffer, CEO, Messe Mnchen GmbH.

India Electronics Conclave begins its three-day programme

Alongside the exhibition, the India Electronics Conclave has commenced its programme of 18 conferences, summits and trade boards, that includes greater than 150 audio system. The programme addresses manufacturing technique, industrial electronics, capital items, exports, free commerce agreements, printed circuit boards, versatile electronics, electromagnetic compatibility, energy electronics and manufacturing requirements.

Key codecs embody the CEO Forum by ELCINA, eFuture Conference, Industrial Electronics & Capital Goods Summit 2026 by ICEA, Exports and FTAs within the Electronics Sector by MEDEPC, Bharat PCB Tech Conference, VDMA Symposium, OE-A Symposium on Flexible Electronics and technical workshops on EMI/EMC compliance and energy electronics.

Applied know-how takes centre stage

The 2026 version additionally introduces codecs centred on sensible technical engagement.

The inaugural electronica India Tech Challenge, organised with HackCulture and introduced by DigiKey, will conclude with finalists demonstrating their options on the occasion. The programme carries a prize pool of 5 lakh.

An AI Buildathon and Masterclass, a Hand Soldering Test and an industrial go to to the Central Manufacturing Technology Institute additional join the exhibition with technical expertise, experimentation and utilized manufacturing capabilities.

Major initiatives introduced for 2027

The opening day additionally set out the platform’s strategic course for 2027, with new initiatives deliberate to handle areas essential to India’s electronics manufacturing ambitions.

These embody:*        BPCA – Bharat Printed Circuits & Assemblies, centered on strengthening India’s PCB, PCBA and associated manufacturing ecosystem 

*        Defence Electronics NEXT, a brand new convention scheduled to launch in 2027, addressing applied sciences and manufacturing capabilities required by India’s defence electronics sector 

*        India Semiconductor Conclave, bringing coverage, funding, design, manufacturing, packaging, testing and supply-chain priorities onto a centered trade platform The programme continues till 18 September

electronica India and productronica India 2026 will proceed at BIEC by 18 September 2026, with three days of product demonstrations, provider conferences, conferences, technical workshops and trade discussions.

Manufacturers, OEMs, EMS firms, engineering groups and procurement leaders can use the remaining programme to match parts and manufacturing applied sciences, assess provider capabilities and talk about necessities throughout the electronics design and manufacturing worth chain.

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