India Pavilion – Amper, Brno, Czech Republic

We are pleased to inform you that ASSOCHAM is organizing India Pavilion during AMPER 2022 – the exhibition for ELECTROTECHNICS, ENERGETICS AUTOMATION, COMMUNICATION, LIGHTING, AND SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES in Czech Republic from 17-20 May 2022 in Brno Exhibition Centre, Czech Republic. This is supported by Ministry of Commerce and Industry of India, Govt. of India.  We would like to invite your esteemed organization to participate in the India Pavilion.  The details of the Exhibition are given below:

With participation of 649 companies from 26 countries and over 43,700 visitors from entire region of Europe and CIS countries in 2019, it marked the biggest and prestigious event in the sector. The 28th edition is going to be held in over 30,000sqm expecting over 700 companies. Profile of Exhibitors is as under;

The FOCUS SECTORS of the expo are:

• Software Development, Electricals, IT and Automation 
• Electroenergetics – Power Generation, Transfer and Distribution
• Conductors and Cables 
• Electric Installation, Building Management and Security Systems
• Lighting Devices and Systems
• Electro Thermal Technology
• Tools and Equipment
• Electronics Components and Modules 
• Production Facilities and Components for Electrical Industry
• Lasers, Photonics and Fine Mechanics
• Electromobility – AMPER MOTION
• Measuring and Testing Devices
• Automation, Control and Regulation
• Information and communication Technologies, IoT
• Drives, Power Electronics and Power System

Electrical Engineering and Electronics is a fast-growing sector due to digitization and miniaturization. It is the second-largest sector of the Czech economy with a more than 13% share in overall manufacturing output. Over 15,000 companies employ nearly 150,000 workers with various skills with gross output touching USD 27.2 billion in 2016.

The growth of the Czech EE/electronics sector since the 1990s was based on the growth of both export and domestic consumption. The consumer-goods sector has grown rapidly, particularly due to the boom in the FPD industry and the presence of well-known manufacturers.

The sharp growth of the automotive sector in the Czech Republic and neighboring countries has also attracted a number of automotive electronics suppliers which offer good examples of how local know-how in specific fields can be used in high-tech manufacturing as well as R&D activities.

Czech Republic being at the heart of Europe, with well skilled and educated manpower and attractive investment destination due to conducive business policy, the country attracted huge amount of investments in electrical engineering, electrical, automotive & allied set ups.

This increasing investment has led to huge imports of electrical and electronic and industrial automation tools & equipment to withstand the existing and newly set up industries in Czech, evidenced by an import of USD 30Bn worth of electrical and electronic machinery in 2017.