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Hall – Silk IV, Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre (BITEC)

 

IPC  Program Schedule

9:30 AM

Registration & Networking Tea/Coffee

10:00 AM

Welcome address by Thailand Printed Circuit Association (THPCA)

10:10 AM           

Introduction to IPC by Mr. Gaurab Majumdar, Vice President, IPC – Southeast Asia

10:20 AM

Address by Chief Guest

10:45 AM

Keynote Address on Thailand as a Manufacturing Hub by EV Association of Thailand with Q&A

11:10 AM

Keynote Address on Aerospace by Thai Aviation with Q & A

11:35 AM

Keynote Address on Aerospace by Thales with Q & A

12:00 PM

Networking Lunch

1:00 PM

Panel Session: Future of PCB & PCBA Industry in Asia
(Participants – OEMs, EMS, PCB manufacturers & PCB Associations)

2:15 PM

Q & A Session

2:30 PM

Technical Session on IPC PCB Standards & Acceptability Criteria of Printed Circuit Boards

4:30 PM

Q & A Session

4:40 PM

Networking Tea/Coffee & Visit to show floor

IPC  PCB & PCBA - Building Electronics Better for world

Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) and Printed Circuit Board Assemblies (PCBAs) are foundational elements in the world of electronics, enabling the creation and functionality of a vast array of devices. A PCB is the rigid board that holds the electronic components together, while a PCBA is the finished assembly with those components mounted and connected. They are essential for efficient, reliable, and compact electronics, playing a crucial role in the digital revolution.

 

IPC  Thailand’s Growing PCB Industry: Strengthening Regional Supply Chains

Thailand’s PCB industry continues to grow as a key contributor to the global and regional electronics supply chain. With strong capabilities in downstream manufacturing, the country has positioned itself as a reliable exporter, with approximately 70–75% of its PCB output by value serving overseas markets. Key export destinations such as China, the US, Japan, and Vietnam reflect the global confidence in Thai-made PCBs, particularly in high-value segments like multi-layer PCBs.

While the industry currently relies on imports for many upstream and midstream materials, a few leading players are beginning to localize input production, such as laminates and prepregs, signaling future opportunities for deeper value chain integration. This growing industrial base, supports not only exports but also domestic industries, including communications, automotive, medical devices, and industrial electronics.

Thailand’s role as both a manufacturing hub and export leader, combined with its expanding ecosystem of international investors, makes it an increasingly important player in building a resilient and competitive electronics supply chain across Southeast Asia. 
 

Domestic PCB production in Thailand is projected to grow 
annually by 2.0–3.0% from 2025 to 2027
  
 

IPC  Who can Participate?

This session is ideal for professionals across the electronics manufacturing industry, including PCB fabricators, designers, OEMs, EMS providers, and others involved in the design, manufacturing, or assembly of electronic products
 

 

    Registration : Free

  Link for Registration  

 

Have Any Query? Please Share with us

Tharinee Butmuang Jib

Manager, Member Relations- IPC Thailand

Jibbutmuang@ipc.org  
+66 62256-5536