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Electronica India 2026 opens in Bengaluru, spotlighting manufacturing partnerships
Two large electronics trade shows opened in Bengaluru.
They bring together companies that make electronic parts, machines and manufacturing services.
More than 750 exhibitors from over 30 countries are participating.
Visitors can learn about semiconductors, circuit boards, automation, testing and other technologies.
The event also includes conferences and workshops about building India’s electronics industry.
A technology challenge, an artificial-intelligence buildathon and soldering tests will give participants practical activities.
Organisers say the shows can help Indian and international companies find partners and suppliers.
The article gives conflicting dates, saying the event opened on September 22 but also that it continues until September 18.
electronica India and productronica India 2026 opened at Bengaluru’s Bangalore International Exhibition Centre under the theme “India’s Powerplay in Electronics.”
The event covers 60,000 square metres and features more than 750 exhibitors from over 30 countries.
The exhibitions showcase components, semiconductors, production equipment, automation, testing, quality assurance and other electronics technologies.
The India Electronics Conclave includes 18 conferences, summits and forums with more than 150 speakers.
Organisers announced 2027 initiatives including Bharat Printed Circuits & Assemblies, Defence Electronics NEXT and the India Semiconductor Conclave.
- Who
- Messe Muenchen India organised the exhibitions, with participation from electronics manufacturers, suppliers, technology providers, buyers and industry leaders.
- What
- electronica India and productronica India 2026 opened alongside the India Electronics Conclave and related technical programmes.
- Where
- Bangalore International Exhibition Centre in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
- When
- The article says the exhibitions opened on September 22, 2026, but also says they continue until September 18, 2026, creating a date discrepancy.
- Why
- The exhibitions aim to support electronics manufacturing, sourcing, technology evaluation and partnerships between Indian and international companies.
Key facts
- Organiser
- Messe Muenchen India, part of the Messe München Group
- Theme
- “India’s Powerplay in Electronics”
- Exhibition size
- 60,000 square metres
- Exhibitors
- More than 750 exhibitors from over 30 countries
- Expected visitors
- More than 50,000 business visitors from over 50 countries
- Conference programme
- 18 conferences, summits and industry forums featuring more than 150 speakers
- Announced 2027 initiatives
- Bharat Printed Circuits & Assemblies, Defence Electronics NEXT and the India Semiconductor Conclave
- Date discrepancy
- The article identifies September 22 as the opening date but states that the event continues until September 18, 2026.
Quotes
M. B. Patil
Karnataka’s Minister for Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development
“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.”
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Bhupinder Singh
President – IMEA, Messe München, and CEO of Messe Muenchen India
“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.”
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