13 - 15 April 2027Crocus Expo — Moscow
Co-located with
ExpoElectronica | ExpoCifra 2026, Russia and the EAEU’s largest electronics and digital transformation exhibition, will take place from 14–16 April 2026 at Crocus Expo, Moscow, bringing together 730 exhibitors and over 30,000 industry professionals from 35 countries.
From 14 -16 April 2026, the 28th International Exhibition ExpoElectronica and the 2nd Exhibition of Information Technologies and Digital Transformation Solutions ExpoCifra will be held at Crocus Expo IEC (Pavilion 3), Moscow.
The exhibition is held with the official support of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation, the Government of Moscow, and the Government of the Moscow Region.
A total of 730 companies from the Russian Federation, the Republic of Belarus, and China will participate, occupying more than 35,000 sq.m. of exhibition space.
The event is expected to attract over 30,000 professionals from 35 countries and 79 regions of Russia, attending as visitors, exhibitors, and speakers within the business programme.
380 companies from Russia and Belarus will take part, including more than 200 Russian developers and manufacturers. Over 100 domestic companies will be exhibiting for the first time.
Collective stands will be presented by organisations including United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (ROSELEC), the Element Group, leading industry consortia, and Russian developers of software and IT solutions.
The international section will feature 350 companies from China, reflecting their role in global electronics supply chains. Visitors are also expected from friendly countries across Asia, as well as BRICS and EAEU member states.
ExpoElectronica covers the full electronics production chain from component manufacturing to the development and assembly of finished electronic systems.
The electronic components and embedded systems sectors will feature leading Russian developers and manufacturers of microelectronics and radio electronics, alongside suppliers and distributors. More than 500 exhibitors will present products across various application areas.
Many Russian companies will showcase import-substitution alternatives to widely used foreign electronic components, offering comparable cost structures.
The technologies, equipment, and materials sector will include 150 companies presenting solutions from Russia, Belarus, and international suppliers. This includes live demonstrations of equipment used in microelectronics, radio electronics, and electrical engineering production.
Particular attention will be given to domestically developed alternatives to imported equipment, as well as innovative solutions tailored to local industry needs and built on proprietary software.
Around 100 Russian companies will also present their capabilities in contract development and manufacturing, covering the full product lifecycle from technical specification and software development to mass production and after-sales service.
The exhibition will also feature:
ExpoCifra will cover:
Exhibitors include companies showcasing domestic software, hardware-software systems, automation solutions, computing and server equipment, content delivery and security technologies, AI platforms, BI systems, and AI assistants already solving real business challenges.
For the sixth time, nominees of the Electronics Award will present their developments to industry experts and exhibition visitors.
The award recognises the achievements of Russian companies in the electronics sector and provides participants with valuable exposure and expert feedback.
This year’s categories include:
Winners will be selected by an independent expert jury and the exhibition community via online voting in the Electronica Connect app.
The awards ceremony will take place on 15 April (16:00–17:30) at the Electronics Arena (Hall 15, Pavilion 3).
The business programme will focus on:
Key highlights include:
A dedicated analytical session, supported by Russoft, NeuroLab, and the AI Laboratories Association, will explore:
“From data economy to implementation: how demand for electronics and AI is formed.”
Participants will examine the role of data and AI in industrial infrastructure and the factors influencing successful implementation from technological maturity to organisational readiness.
A dedicated track will also focus on industrial marketing, covering product strategy through to technology marketing.
Events will take place across two main stages, Electronics Arena and Digital Arena, as well as conference halls within the Aquarium Business Hotel.
To enhance networking efficiency, visitors can use the Electronica Connect app, which already has over 30,000 registered users and has facilitated more than 100,000 interactions.
The platform enables:
All user data is securely stored in compliance with Russian data protection legislation.
In 2026, the app will introduce a full “Products” showcase section, allowing exhibitors to display solutions digitally and enabling visitors to filter and connect with suppliers directly.
Each registered visitor will receive an electronic ticket via the app.
Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation
Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media
Industry Partners include:
Russian Electronics Developers Association (ARPE)
We look forward to welcoming you. Join us at ExpoElectronica | ExpoCifra 2026, 14–16 April, Crocus Expo IEC, Pavilion 3.
Get your free ticket using promo code PRESS at: expoelectronica.ru. Media representatives are requested to register by 10 April via: anastesiann@mail.ru