The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is set to host two prominent exhibitions from 13–16 April 2026 — InnoEX and the Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) — at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The exhibitions will present global innovation and technology (I&T) achievements, the latest products, and advanced technology solutions. Industry professionals, investors, buyers, and technology users from different sectors, including SMEs, are encouraged to attend the fairs. In 2025, the two fairs successfully brought together more than 2,800 exhibitors from 29 countries and regions, and attracted around 88,000 industry buyers from 148 countries and regions.

InnoEX is part of the Business of Innovation and Technology Week, driven by the Innovation, Technology and Industry Bureau of the HKSAR Government and the HKTDC. It will showcase cutting-edge technologies and global innovations.

Under the theme “Innovate, Automate, Elevate”, InnoEX 2026 will spotlight five dynamic areas: AI+, Robotics, the Low-altitude Economy (such as unmanned aerial vehicles and electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft), Property Technology, and Retail Technology.

Last year, the fair successfully helped buyers and exhibitors establish important partnerships. Philippine buyer Digital Pilipinas and the International Digital Economies Association signed a distribution agreement with United Kingdom exhibitor Unifi.id to introduce its smart card system for buildings to the Philippines, with plans to expand into other emerging markets in the future.

Xi’an Meinan Biotechnology Co. Ltd also signed a strategic cooperation agreement with H & Y Building Decoration Electrical Engineering (HK), aiming to enhance the quality of construction projects in Hong Kong and internationally by utilising Meinan’s waterproof mortar technology and promoting sustainable development.

Entering its 22nd edition, the Electronics Fair (Spring Edition) continues to connect international exhibitors with buyers worldwide, showcasing groundbreaking electronics products and solutions aligned with evolving technology trends. The 2026 fair will spotlight products and solutions across the sectors of Smart Home & Solutions, Health Tech & Gadgets, and Pet Intelligence.

The fair will host over 20 product zones, including the Hall of Fame, which will feature more than 500 globally renowned electronics brands and their creations; the Tech Hall, which will showcase next-generation electronics and modern lifestyle solutions; the Immersive Experience Zone, which will offer visitors hands-on experiences with wearable technology and interactive games; and the Start-Up Zone, which will highlight the latest innovations and creative ideas from entrepreneurs.

Other thematic product zones will cover categories such as Energy Storage & E-mobility, Home Appliances, Audio-Visual Products, Computing & Gaming, Automotive & In-Vehicle Electronics, and more.

Shenzhen Antop Technology Co., from Mainland China and an exhibitor at last year’s Electronics Fair, stated: “We made contact with many potential buyers from India and South America at the exhibition, and in the first two days we received about 50 potential leads, with at least one-third showing significant collaboration potential.” The company was also discussing a contract for an order valued at approximately $2.5 million.

Additionally, Hong Kong medical technology exhibitor CYBERMED discussed business deals with two buyers from Mainland China and the Middle East, with each order valued at approximately $200,000.

The two fairs will also introduce RoboPark, unveiling the potential and innovations of robotics through immersive, scenario-based demonstrations and live robotics performances. From humanoids and robotic arms to quadrupeds and autonomous mobile robots, visitors can explore how robotics is reshaping business, daily life, healthcare, and industries today.