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PRODUCT SHOWCASE
Electronex 2026 in Sydney: Rosehill Gardens Event Centre, 3rd & 4th June
Following the outstanding success
of last May’s Electronex Electronics
Design and Assembly Expo held in
Melbourne, Electronex 2026 Sydney
has generated a strong response, with
over 85% of exhibition space already
booked.
The 2026 Expo will take place at
Rosehill Gardens Event Centre, Sydney, on the 3rd and 4th of June 2026,
in conjunction with the annual Surface
Mount and Circuit Board Association
(SMCBA) conference.
The Melbourne show, staged alongside National Manufacturing Week
(NMW), attracted a record number
of engineers, managers and senior
decision-makers from across the manufacturing and electronics industries.
With 85 stands representing more than
100 companies, it was the largest Electronex held to date.
More than 250 exhibiting staff also
took part in valuable networking
opportunities, including the popular
Exhibitor Networking Function.
Visitor numbers were around 15%
higher than Electronex 2023 (the last
time it was held in Melbourne), and
exhibitors were delighted with the
quality of enquiries.
Face-to-face contact remains invaluable for discussing technical requirements and discovering new technologies in this vital high-tech manufacturing sector.
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Electronex is now in its 14th year
and firmly established as Australia’s premier event for the electronics
industry.
Strong visitor engagement &
industry support
The Melbourne Expo drew around
2000 trade visitors from all Australian
states and New Zealand, reflecting the
show’s national reach. The concurrent Surface Mount and Circuit Board
conference featured a stellar lineup
of local and international speakers,
offering deep insights into current and
emerging technologies.
A post-show visitor survey reinforced the event’s value. 75% of
attendees were directly involved in
purchasing, specifying, or recommending products. 93% discovered
new companies, while 85% discovered new products or technologies.
97% said that a dedicated event such
as Electronex is beneficial to their
industry.
Notably, 56% were first-time visitors, and many long-term exhibitors
reported that it was one of the most
successful events they had attended.
Competitions and technical
highlights
The free on-floor seminars were also
well attended, giving exhibitors a platform to present the latest innovations
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and solutions. The SMCBA, Australia’s association for electronics design
and assembly professionals, with support from IPC International, also conducted the Australian rounds of the
IPC Hand Soldering Competition and
the inaugural IPC/WHMA Wire Harness Competition.
In a closely contested HSC, Tony
Cimino from the Australian Centre
for Robotics took first place, ahead of
Rodney Tacey from Bluefish444. Tony
received a JBC B-Iron Soldering Station and an invitation to compete in
the World Finals in Munich, Germany.
The Wire Harness Competition winner was Sai Praneeth Jasti from Design
2000, with Tony Cimino taking runnerup honours.
Join us at Electronex 2026
With almost all the exhibition space
already sold, companies interested in
participating in Electronex 2026 Sydney who haven’t already booked are
encouraged to secure their stands as
soon as possible.
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