The 2025 Thailand Electronic Components and Production Equipment Exhibition Nepcon (hereinafter referred to as the Thailand Electronics Exhibition) will be held at the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Center in Thailand from June 18 to 21. The exhibition is held once a year and was founded in 1993. The total exhibition area is expected to reach 15,000 square meters, attracting 350 exhibitors and brands from countries and regions around the world, and 17,888 professional visitors will arrive at the site.
Nepcon, the Thailand Electronics Show, is hosted by Reed Exhibitions, a world-renowned exhibition company, and is strongly supported by relevant units. It aims to develop into the most influential and representative exhibition in the field of electronics in Thailand. In 2023, Nepcon, the Thailand Electronics Show, attracted more than 1,000 companies from 109 countries and regions to participate in the exhibition, and more than 95,000 professional visitors came to visit.
Nepcon 2025, ASEAN’s leading electronic parts manufacturing event, will bring a wave of potential customer opportunities to suppliers of electronic assembly, measurement and testing technologies from more than 420 leading brands. In just four days, more than 10,000 electronic parts manufacturers will be meeting, who are looking to come up with new ideas on how to break through production limitations and maximize profits.
Market Background
As one of the world’s largest electronics production centers, manufacturers in Thailand and ASEAN need to constantly look for new technologies and solutions to improve their productivity in response to the changing demands of consumers.
Thailand is strategically located in the heart of Asia, becoming a gateway for investors to enter a rapidly growing economic market. The booming economy, world-class infrastructure, and strong support of competitive human capital are the main factors that make Thailand one of the most attractive investment destinations for foreign investors.
Thailand’s economy has made remarkable progress, with foreign direct investment (FDI) flows increasing by more than 21% over the past six years, and global FDI flows increasing by 0.7%. Thailand ranks fourth among the most promising host economies in Asia and enjoys the reputation of being the second largest host of multinational enterprises (MNEs) in the world.