SVI at Electronica 2026: Four Days of Real Conversations

Munich, Germany, November 13, 2026. Electronica 2026 has come to a close.

Thank you to everyone who visited our stand between November 10 and 13. Over four days, we had real conversations with visitors who brought actual projects, drawings, timelines and hard questions, not just requests for a brochure. Those are the conversations we came to Munich for.

Who we met

Our team met with companies from around the world, including OEMs in industrial automation, e-mobility, medical technology, clean energy and AI data center infrastructure. Some were long-standing customers we were glad to see face to face. Others were meeting SVI for the first time.

What visitors wanted to talk about

A few topics kept coming up, whatever the industry:

• Where to build, and how close to the end market. OEMs from Europe, North America and Asia asked how to balance regional production with cost and scale. That is exactly why we run six production sites: Thailand, Tohoku Solutions in Ayutthaya, Cambodia, Austria, Slovakia and Vancouver, Washington. Customers can manufacture where it makes sense for their market and still work with one partner.
• Getting from prototype to volume without changing partners. Several visitors had been through painful transfers between an NPI supplier and a volume manufacturer. We talked a lot about how SVI handles both, from first builds through to high-volume production.
• Supply chain confidence. Component availability, alternate sourcing and authenticity are still top of mind. Visitors wanted to know how we manage component risk before it becomes a line-down problem.
• Complete box build. More OEMs want one partner to take responsibility beyond the PCBA, through system integration, testing and shipping.
• In-house test development. Visitors wanted to know who builds the test. At SVI, our own engineers develop ICT and functional test programs and fixtures in-house, so test is planned alongside the product, not added at the end.
• Vertical integration. Beyond PCBA and box build, we produce plastic parts, metal stamping, and cable and wire harness assemblies in-house. That means fewer suppliers for our customers to manage and fewer handoffs along the way.

Introducing AITC

We also used the show to introduce visitors to AITC (Advanced Interconnection Technology Company), which offers HDI and multilayer PCBs to global customers.

Behind the stand

A big thank you also goes to our own team. The Business Development team spent weeks on the stand design, videos, brochures and pre-show outreach, and the team in Munich kept the stand running from opening to close every day. Trade shows look easy from the aisle. They aren’t.

What happens next

If we spoke at the show, you’ll hear from us soon. If we missed you, or you’d like to continue a conversation you started at the stand, please Get in touch!

Next stop: Electronica China 2027. We hope to see you there.