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13–15 Apr 2027

ExpoElectronica

Crocus Expo IEC, Pavilion 3 · Moscow, Russia

ExpoElectronica venue
Dates
Tue, 13 April 2027 – Thu, 15 April 2027
Venue
Crocus Expo IEC, Pavilion 3
Location
Moscow, Russia
Organizer
ITE Group (АйТиИ Экспо Интернешнл)
Cost
free
Scale
major
Recurrence
annual
Format
On-site

Market intel

Moderate pricinghigh confidence

The 2026 (28th) edition attracted 730 exhibitors — predominantly Russian/Belarusian and Chinese companies — across 35,000+ sqm, with roughly 20,000 verified professional visitors.

  • The show is the dominant annual marketplace for electronic component base (EKB), microelectronics, and embedded systems in Russia and the EAEU, with strong state backing and growing robotics and AI sections.
  • Western sanctions-monitoring bodies have flagged the exhibitor list as a key source for identifying dual-use component flows into Russia's defence-industrial complex.
Notable exhibitors
GK Element (Mikron group)JSC MikronTelur ElectronicsRISC-V Alliance RussiaAtronicIRZ TESTNPP PulsarJSC Proton

AI-researched Wed, 2 September 2026. Estimates from public sources. Verify with the organizer.

Why it matters

ExpoElectronica is the primary procurement and partnership gateway for electronic component base (EKB), microelectronics, and embedded systems within Russia and the EAEU — sectors that are central to both civilian manufacturing and defence-industrial programmes under Russia's technological sovereignty agenda.

  • The exhibition draws direct participation from the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade and state-owned enterprises, making it the key venue for suppliers seeking access to Russian defence-adjacent electronics buyers.
  • Its dual-use character — covering semiconductors, sensors, power electronics, and robotics — means it is closely monitored by Western export-control authorities as a channel through which sanctioned components reach Russia's military-industrial complex.

About

ExpoElectronica is the largest international electronics exhibition in Russia and the EAEU by number of exhibitors and visitors, covering the full production chain from electronic components and microelectronics to embedded systems and final electronic assemblies.

  • Running annually since 1998, the 2027 edition is the 29th, co-located with ExpoCifra, the IT and digital transformation exhibition.
  • The event features a business programme with sessions led by industry associations, state bodies, and leading companies, alongside the Electronica Award and a year-round digital community (Electronica Connect).
  • A new Robotics sector was added for 2027.

Topics

Dual-useManufacturing & Supply ChainAIAutonomy & RoboticsC2 / Battle Management

Who it's for

PrimesSMEsStartupsInstitutions

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