EMS & BEYOND 2025

hosted by the Estonian Electronics Industries Association

5 December 2025

Hilton Tallinn Park

(Fr. R. Kreutzwaldi 23, Tallinn)

Speakers

Dieter G. Weiss

Dieter G. Weiss is the head behind in4ma, the most reliable data source for the European EMS Industry. He has 42 years of experience in the electronics industry and has been studying the European EMS industry for many years – developing a database of more than 2150 EMS companies in Europe. The database provides a lot of detailed information which is regularly updated and fed with actual data in order to study actual market developments.

Otto Pukk

Otto Richard Pukk is the President and CEO of Incap Corporation – a trusted partner and full service provider in Electronics Manufacturing Services that offers state-of-the-art technology backed up by an entrepreneurial culture and highly qualified personnel. Incap has operations in Finland, Estonia, India, Slovakia, the UK, USA and Hong Kong and employs approximately 2,700 people. Incap’s share has been listed on Nasdaq Helsinki Ltd stock exchange since 1997.

He is also the Chairman of the Council of the Estonian Electronics Industries and has been re-elected to this position several times since 2019..

Arno Kolk

Arno Kolk is the Managing Director of the Estonian Electronics Industries Association. He has extensive experience in the electronics sector – he started his career as an R&D engineer in Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) and worked in different engineering and management positions in EMS and engineering companies in several countries.

In his presentation, Arno Kolk will give you an overview of how Estonia’s world-class electronics industry is embracing modern practices and why this small and agile country is uniquely positioned to be the perfect test site for new products and processes.

Photo Gallery 2024

On October 15th, the international electronics industry seminar “EMS and Beyond 2024” took place. Now in its seventh year, the seminar focused on opportunities and challenges within the electronics industry. Topics of discussion included the components crisis, the new CRA regulation, and investment banks’ and investors’ perspectives on the electronics sector.

Speakers included analysts, industry associations, entrepreneurs, and bankers. This year, the seminar hosted over 180 participants from 18 countries, with attendees from the Baltic and Nordic regions, as well as from Spain, Italy, and India.