electronica India 2015 and productronica India 2015, the leading trade fairs for electronic components and manufacturing, will take place between 9th and 11th September in New Delhi.
The events are appreciated by the stakeholders as it takes a 360 degree view of the electronics industry as a whole, all under one roof. International key players and innovative companies from different continents will take part at electronica India and productronica India.
The trade fairs will feature knowledge sharing sessions to meet the needs of the growing Indian electronics industry. The sessions will be led by industry leaders who would add value by sharing their knowledge. In addition to these sessions, the second edition and exclusive pavilion on strategic electronics for defence and aerospace – DEFTRONICS – jointly organised by Indian Electronics & Semiconductor Association (IESA) and MMI India will be powered by key industry people.
Beside this there will be many more power packed conferences taking place concurrent with the trade fairs. Strong alliance with the government of India, Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of External Affairs as well as leading associations like IESA, the Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA), IPC India, Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA), Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) and many more results in the outstanding quality of electronica India and productronica India.
According to Bhupinder Singh, CMO and Member of the Management Board, MMI India, “electronica India and productronica India gather international and local market leaders from the electronics components industry, display products and production technology, thus creating a cutting edge communication and business environment. It is an achievement to have a sold out space two months in advance. This reaffirms our commitment to the industry in offering them the best platform in conducting business. No other trade fair would show a comprehensive picture of the entire electronic components and manufacturing value chain.”
