Bengaluru, India – September 18, 2025 – Electronica India and Productronica India 2025 opened at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) from 17 to 19 September, reinforcing India’s growing stature in the global electronics landscape. Organized by Messe München India, this year’s theme, “India’s Powerplay in Electronics”, underscores the country’s rapid progress in innovation and manufacturing.
The event spans more than 60,000 square meters and brings together over 6,000 global brands from 50+ countries. It showcases advancements in semiconductors, embedded systems, production processes, e-mobility, smart displays, and Industry 4.0 technologies, offering a complete view of the electronics ecosystem.
India’s electronics sector is booming, supported by government initiatives, localization drives, and rising consumer demand. The exhibition provides a vital stage for both established enterprises and agile start-ups to present breakthroughs in semiconductors, sustainable technologies, and industrial automation.
Industry giants are unveiling cutting-edge solutions. TDK Electronics is highlighting innovations in automotive, renewable energy, and AI-powered sensing under the banner “Accelerating Transformation for a Sustainable Future.” ROHM Semiconductor is displaying Made in India reference designs using GaN, SiC, and analog devices for industrial and automotive applications.
Fibocom is presenting AIoT modules designed for smart metering, vehicle tracking, retail POS systems, and 5G fixed wireless access, while Kyocera Asia Pacific is showcasing advanced component and material technologies for data centers, AI, healthcare, and next-generation connectivity.
The event is not limited to exhibits. A series of high-level conferences, including the India Semiconductor Conclave, eMobility Conference, India PCB Tech Conference, and Innovation Forum, provide in-depth knowledge-sharing platforms. Smart Factory Innovation sessions and structured Buyer–Seller Meetings are further driving strategic collaborations.
Karnataka has joined as the State Partner for the 2025 edition, underlining its pivotal role in advancing India’s electronics hub. Support from leading industry associations such as ELCINA, ICEA, ELCIA, CLIK, TPCA, KPCA, and GEA highlights the strong institutional backing of the event.
By converging technology leaders, start-ups, policymakers, and buyers under one roof, Electronica India and Productronica India 2025 cement India’s position as both a consumer hub and a global leader in electronics innovation.
