The PCIM Asia Shanghai 2025 will open its doors from 24 to 26 September 2025 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in Shanghai, China.
With a focus on the dynamic power electronics markets in eastern and southern China, it is a key event in the industry calendar and an important platform for global experts and companies to share and discover innovative technologies and solutions.
The PCIM Asia Shanghai sets the tone for the power electronics industry and offers a comprehensive overview of the entire value chain. The exhibition will showcase groundbreaking developments in photovoltaics, energy storage, charging infrastructure, electric drive systems, rail transportation, automation technology, and smart building services, among others. These sectors are gaining in importance, especially within China and Asia, meaning that the event is set to play a key role in the Asian market.
Innovation platform for interaction and knowledge sharing
Combining an exhibition and conference format, the PCIM Asia Shanghai offers a central platform for intensive exchange between industry, science, and research. The event brings together industry professionals from around the world to discuss current industry topics, present forward-looking solutions, and actively shape developments in the power electronics industry. Companies have an ideal opportunity to showcase their latest products to an international audience and establish valuable partnerships.
Highlights of the PCIM Asia Shanghai 2025
For the visitors, the more than 260 exhibiting companies, fascinating presentations, practice-based sessions, and in-depth discussions will provide valuable impetus for the further development of the industry. The exhibition and conference offer a unique opportunity to discover the latest technological trends and gain strategic insights into the future of power electronics. Exhibitors include such major companies as Mitsubishi, Rohm, Fuji, Innoscience, Sun.King and CRRC. The PCIM Asia Shanghai 2025 offers major market leaders and international SMEs alike the opportunity to tap into the Chinese and Asian markets, identify trends early, and turn them to their advantage.
