ELCINA SES2016 Brochure - Strategic Electronics Summit 2016

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7 Strategic Electronics Summit
Department of Electronics & IT
Ministry of Communications & IT
Government of India
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Department of IT,
BT and S & T
Government of Karnataka
July 7th & 8th, 2016
Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru
India’s first focused event for Strategic
Electronics, Defense, Aerospace &
Homeland Security
7-8 July, 2016
Bangalore International Exhibition Centre,
(BIEC), Bengaluru, INDIA
7th edition
International Conference on
Strategic Electronics: Accelerating the Pace
of “Make In India”
www.ses-india.in
Gold Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
Associate Sponsor
FOCUS SEGMENTS
Military - Land Systems
Aerospace - Air force, Avionics
Naval Systems
Homeland Security
2013
2014
2015
Booths - 32
Booths - 38
Booths - 48
Companies - 120+
Companies - 150+
Companies - 300+
Delegates - 200
Delegates - 300+
Delegates - 400+
Who Should Participate!
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2016
 Manufacturers of Electronic
Components (Active, Passive,
Electromechanical, Wound),
Sub-Assemblies, Assemblies,
Raw Material, Display,
Sensors, T&M,
Booths - 65
Companies -
400+
Delegates - 550+
 Provider of Hi-Tech
*Expected
Event Comprises
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Two Half day conferences on
Defense requirements, DRDO
requirements and the DPP
Opportunities in Offset and Make
Indian contracts
Two day Exhibition showcasing the
Indian Defense Electronics sector
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Pre-arranged Buyer-Seller
Meetings
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Special feature - Technical
Presentation/ Product Promotion
slots for Key Manufacturers
technologies for Defense and
Aerospace, Embedded
Systems, Systems/ SubSystems
 Defence PSUs
 Suppliers of Defence
PSUs like HAL, BEL, ECIL
 Large buyers who are
looking for local suppliers
to meet their Offset
obligation
 MNCs looking for Indian
partners
Participation Categories
Exhibitors: Shell space as well as Raw Space available
Conference Delegate: Choice of attending one day or both days
Special Business Promotion Sessions : Opportunity to
familiarize Key Buyers from Defence Establishments & Industry
majors with your new Products and Technologies.
Buyers: Companies with Sourcing Interest/ Offset obligation may
use this platform to connect with potential vendors
Sponsorship Opportunities
A number of sponsorship opportunities are available for brand
promotion and connecting with key stakeholders
Objectives of SES
Bring all stakeholders
on one platform for
better understanding of
the requirements of the
Defence Establishments
Involve the Small and
Medium Enterprises
to meet the
requirements of
Defense Forces
Successfully Brought Industry,
Defence Establishment &
Government Together !
Facilitate in creating
indigenous
capability to
manufacture
Defence Equipment
and meet these
requirements
Bridging the
gap between
R&D,
Government
organizations
and businesses
Create awareness
about opportunities
in the Strategic
Electronics sector
Encouraging and
enabling
investments for
developing
strengths in
Strategic Electronics
Glimpses of SES 2015
TECHNOLOGY SESSIONS
Earlier editions of Strategic Electronic Summits demonstrated great
interest and opportunity that the industry saw in the Strategic Electronics
sector and participated wholeheartedly. Deliberations and discussions
were intense and passionate between all stakeholders.
SES in the past years has always been a grand success with the support &
participation of leading organisations
India's Defence spending will total approximately $150 billion in the next
few years. Offset obligations under the DPP could become an
opportunity worth $10 billion to $20 billion by 2020 (in real terms, using
constant 2010 prices) for the domestic industry, based on the current
order pipeline. Out of this, $2 billion to $4 billion are estimated to be for
engineering services and $4 billion to $6 billion for components. Current
market for Strategic Electronics is estimated at approximately US$ 4
Billion and growing at 12-15% per annum..
Defence PSUs and Ordnance Factories outsource about 20–25% of
their production to the private sector. Out of this outsourcing, about a
quarter is met through the small–scale sector. It is estimated that over
6000 SMEs operate in this space supplying components and
sub–assemblies to the DPSUs, Ordnance Factories, and DRDO.
DARE
Government of India
(Department of Electronics & IT,
Ministry of Communications & IT)
DRDO
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About Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA)
ELCINA was established in 1967 as the first industry association supporting electronics hardware, when
India's Electronics industry was still in its infancy. Since then, ELCINA has established itself as an
interactive forum for electronics and IT manufacturers. ELCINA actively interacts with the government and
advises it on policy and business environment issues. It networks with technical institutions and business
support organisations in India and abroad to enable business expansion and information dissemination on
technical developments.
ELCINA believes that the Government and the industry need to work together to stimulate manufacturing
and catalyse the growth of ESDM sector that can contribute significantly to the development of India.
ELCINA persistently works to facilitate changes that would strengthen India's electronics and IT
manufacturing base to make it a leader on the world electronics map.
Our focus is to support the entire value chain for Strategic Electronics, Consumer Electronics, Telecom and
Computers/ IT correlating their common interest with that of equipment, components, material and
machinery producers for expansion of manufacturing
SUPPORTING
ASSOCIATION
For Details, please contact:
Rajesh Rawat
Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA)
ELCINA House, 422 Okhla Industrial Estate,
Phase III, New Delhi 110020
Phone: 011 26928053 Fax: 011-26923440
E-Mail: [email protected] | Website : www.elcina.com, ses-india.in
Cell: 9911445890
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