India’s Electronics Manufacturing Moment

India's Electronics Manufacturing Moment


On 13 September 2026, EAC International Consulting hosted a VDMA Round Table "Meet and Greet" in New Delhi, bringing together European printed and flexible electronics leaders to discuss India's electronics manufacturing story, just days ahead of SEMICON India 2026 and electronica/productronica India 2026.

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Organised with VDMA India and OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), the evening opened with remarks from Mr. Sandip Roy (General Manager, VDMA India), Dr. Klaus Hecker (Managing Director, OE-A) and Dr. Sandra Engle (Group Leader, VDMA Productronics), followed by Mr. Rajesh Nath on the Indo-European business scenario.

EAC India Partner, Mr. Ankur Vohra, presented "India's Manufacturing Moment: From Cost Advantage to Technology & Innovation Powerhouse." The presentation traced India's electronics journey through two completed stages, smartphone assembly activation and export expansion, with components manufacturing marking the next stage still to be navigated. Electronics manufacturing services is emerging as the backbone of this ambition. India's base today is still modest next to the global printed electronics market, but the clusters, incentives and infrastructure being built out point to something more durable than factory capacity alone, an ecosystem taking real shape. The presentation closed with three concrete collaboration models spanning manufacturing to market access, set against the scale of EU-India trade and shared technology priorities already in motion.


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The discussion, carrying into the networking dinner, covered where India's electronics component gap is real and investable, how the EU-India FTA and Trade & Technology Council are reshaping the calculus for European manufacturers, and what it takes to move from market access to genuine co-development on the ground.

Thank you to every delegate who joined the table, from vision technology and functional adhesives to automotive sensing and printed electronics equipment.

Interested in the complete analysis? Reach out to Ankur Vohra, Anup Barapatre and Sahil Shridhar for an engaging discussion.

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