India's Electronics Sector Sees Historic Growth with electronica and productronica 2024

India aims to boost its electronics sector through massive participation in the 2024 editions of electronica India and productronica India. With 830 exhibitors from 29 countries and over 50,000 expected attendees, the event showcases India's burgeoning role in global electronics value chains.

Messe Muenchen India (MMI) is set to host the largest-ever edition of electronica India and productronica India 2024, aiming to bolster the nation's electronics sector. These global value chains are vital, especially for India's electronics industry, where 75% of exports depend on them.

The 2024 edition promises unprecedented growth, featuring 830 exhibitors from 29 countries, a significant rise from 589 in 2023. The event expects more than 50,000 business visitors, up from 39,133 last year, showcasing increased global interest and industry importance.

Commenting on the event, Bhupinder Singh, CEO of Messe Muenchen India, highlighted the expanded global stature of India's electronics sector. The event aims to integrate the entire electronics value chain, fostering innovation and collaboration, and strengthening India's role in the global electronics market.

Key features include the inaugural eFuture Conference, focusing on AI, ML, autonomous vehicles, and 6G. Other notable conferences address component manufacturing, electric vehicles, and PCB advancements. Buyer-seller meetings will also facilitate over 2,000 high-tech business interactions.

(With inputs from agencies.)