Evertiq Expo Berlin 2026 – through the lens
Siemensstadt was a deliberate choice for the move of Evertiq Expo Berlin. The district was once a city within a city – an entire industrial ecosystem built around a single company, now being reimagined for the next generation of technology. It felt like the right place for a day spent discussing what European electronics manufacturing is, and what it needs to become.
On June 18, 328 people from 199 companies filled TEC Event Campus for the latest edition of Evertiq Expo Berlin. The conversations on the floor tracked closely with what was happening on stage and in the industry in general – memory shortages, raw material pressure, lead times, geopolitics, the Strait of Hormuz.
And underneath all of it, a quieter theme: companies increasingly looking for partners they can reach quickly, call directly, and rely on when conditions shift without warning.
The conference gave that instinct some structure. Dieter G. Weiss and Eric Miscoll put numbers to Europe's EMS stagnation. Nikolaos Florous explained why the memory market is no longer behaving like anyone's models say it should. Mira Grünhaupt showed what happens when a mid-sized manufacturer replaces Excel with something smarter.
Below is a selection of images from the day.
You can find more pictures from the day here, and our full recap article here.
