Semicon Europa 2026 has 686 exhibiting companies from 33 countries. The countries with the most exhibitors are Germany (247), China (89), United States (52) and Netherlands (32). By sector, the largest groups are Industrial Manufacturing (160) and Automation & Robotics (63).
Europe’s semiconductor sector is navigating a period of geopolitical and supply chain change that will influence investment and design priorities. Semicon Europa 2026 runs from 10 to 13 November at Messe München and is co-located with electronica.
Dates and venue in Munich
Semicon Europa 2026 opens on Tuesday 10 November and closes on Friday 13 November at Messe München. Visitor hours are 09:00 to 18:00 from Tuesday through Thursday and 09:00 to 15:00 on Friday. Exhibitor access starts at 08:00 with show close at 19:00 on the first three days and dismantling beginning after the Friday sessions end.
Floorplans reference halls B0, B1, C1 and C2 for exhibit zones and technical clusters.
Program highlights at this edition
The program lists executive and technical gatherings including the CxO Summit, Advanced Packaging Conference, Fab Management Forum and MEMS & Imaging Sensors Summit. Additional features include the SEMI Startup Showcase, III-V Summit and Smart Manufacturing sessions.
These tracks emphasize applied innovation in packaging and fab operations alongside sensor technologies.
Exhibitor profile and industry focus
Exhibitors span wafer makers, materials suppliers, advanced packaging vendors, equipment manufacturers and systems integrators. The emphasis on MEMS and imaging sensors points to cross-market applications in automotive, industrial systems and consumer electronics. The co-location with electronica strengthens links between component makers and end-product designers.
How to prepare commercial prospecting for Semicon Europa 2026
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Segment prospects by technology area, prioritizing advanced packaging and fab management targets with concise technical value propositions.
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Plan your route using the exhibitor list and halls B0, B1, C1 and C2 to reduce transit time and cluster meetings.
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Book meetings in advance. Many exhibitors and summit participants publish availability; secure slots for demos and technical reviews.
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Bring concise technical collateral in digital form for rapid sharing during on-stand discussions.
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Define post-show follow-up windows and assign responsible contacts to convert initial meetings into pilot activities.
Final note and where to check details
This edition frames Europe’s push for technological resilience through a mix of packaging, fab management and sensor agendas. For the full program, exhibitor directory and registration options visit http://www.semiconeuropa.org and plan meetings ahead to make the most of Semicon Europa 2026.
