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September 19, 2024 | GPVEstimated reading time: 1 minute
From 12 to 15 November 2024, GPV participates at Electronica in Munich, Germany. Find us in Hall A1, stand no. 115.
Throughout the four-day exhibition, we invite our customers and business partners to join us in good discussions on how we can navigate the challenging business climate together. We have identified several areas where our experience and approach can support our customers in overcoming obstacles and achieving success despite the challenges.
CEO Bo Lybæk and CBO Thomas Kaiser are attending the exhibition along with several of our experts in product & application design, complex electronics, mechanics, cable-harness, and box-build. They all look forward to engaging in meaningful discussions and sharing their insights on how to best navigate the challenging business climate impacting many industries worldwide.
“We look forward to joining Electronica and we hope to meet with many of our customers there. Since the merger with Enics in 2022, we have successfully integrated and created a strong, reliable and innovative EMS company where we offer a range of services from product idea to after-sales services. We look forward to listening to our customers needs and their challenges and discuss how we can navigate tomorrow together,” says Bo Lybæk, CEO in GPV Group A/S.
In 2022, nearly 70,000 visited the exhibition with more than 2,100 exhibitors.
GPV exhibits in Hall A1, stand no. 115.
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