Networking Event "Semiconductors: Building Saxony – Scotland Partnerships"

Saxony Trade & Invest

The event will explore opportunities for UK companies, in particular Scottish, to expand into Germany, identify synergies between the Scottish and Saxon semiconductor ecosystems, and foster new industrial, research and strategic partnerships.

Title Page Flyer "Microelectronics / ICT in Saxony"
Source Saxony Trade & Invest Corp.
Location
House for an Art Lover, 10 Dumbreck Road, Bellahouston, Glasgow G41 5BW, United Kingdom
Event date
September 28, 2026; 10 am - 01 pm
Deadline
25.09.2026
Sectors
microelectronics / ICT
Country/Region
UK, Saxony
Organizer
Saxony Trade & Invest in partnership with the Consul General of Germany in Scotland, and Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI)
Price
free of charge

Information and objective

As Europe’s leading semiconductor hub, Saxony is home to a highly concentrated ecosystem spanning chip manufacturing, equipment and materials, design, automotive electronics and applied R&D. Driven by major investments from companies such as TSMC, Infineon and GlobalFoundries, the region offers outstanding opportunities for UK businesses seeking to strengthen their European footprint through collaboration, investment and market expansion.

Bringing together senior representatives from Scotland and the wider UK semiconductor, electronics and AI sectors with key stakeholders from Saxony, the event will:

  • Highlight practical pathways into the German and European markets.
  • Provide an executive overview of Saxony’s semiconductor ecosystem and latest developments.
  • Explore concrete opportunities for business development and collaboration between Scotland and Saxony.

Contact

2024, Cornelia Probst, Mitarbeiter, Portrait, Sachsen, Wirtschaftsförderung
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Cornelia Probst

Investor Services

+49-351-2138 178

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The event will explore opportunities for UK companies, in particular Scottish, to expand into Germany, identify synergies between the Scottish and Saxon semiconductor ecosystems, and foster new industrial, research and strategic partnerships.