What is TEK.day?
First and foremost, TEK.day is a fair. We have prepared over 120 stands from key electronic component distributors, manufacturers of machinery used in the PCBA process, EMS providers, and other companies whose services you might need when designing and manufacturing electronics. Come along, refresh existing partnerships and meet new people from the industry.
Thirsty for knowledge? Need inspiration? Take a look at the talks schedule, prepared by our content partner EMC4B and leading companies from the industry. You are sure to learn something new and leave the event with fresh ideas.
Find out how much you can achieve in a single day.
Where and when?
Gdańsk – 15 September 2023
Gdańsk, together with the surrounding towns, is the oldest and currently the most important centre of electronics manufacturing in Poland It was in the Pomeranian Voivodeship that companies such as Jabil, Flex and Lacroix settled in the 1990s, laying the foundations for the modern PCBA industry in Poland and training a generation of skilled workers. All these companies are still growing, and Flex and Jabil are now the two largest EMS companies in Poland, each generating over PLN 2 billion in annual turnover.
A whole range of smaller manufacturing companies also have production plants in Pomerania, including Finland's Darekon, Sweden's OrbitOne, and Norway-founded Kitron, whose plant in Grudziądz has seen impressive growth in recent years. It's no surprise that these favourable conditions have also given rise to the leading Polish EMS companies: Elhurt, Assel, TS Tronic, Softcom, Mikro-Automatyka and several other, smaller players.
An almost unique feature of the Tricity is the presence of thriving OEM companies with roots dating back before 1990, such as Radmor and Telkom-Telmor. The Pomeranian and Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeships abound in Polish-owned companies holding top positions in the TOP 100 Polish OEM Ranking: Satel, Polon-Alfa, Vector, DGT, Pixel, SiMS, Ambient System, Simex and KZŁ. The electronics industry landscape on the coast is completed by Intel's giant design centre, the largest in Europe, and the rapidly growing Northvolt battery gigafactory in the Port of Gdańsk.