New Delhi: The Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers’ Association (IEEMA), the apex association representing India’s electrical equipment manufacturing industry, has appointed Hartek Singh, Chairman and Managing Director, Hartek Group, as President-Elect for 2026–27.
The appointment marks a significant milestone in Mr. Singh’s longstanding association with IEEMA and comes at a time when India’s electrical and electronics industry is playing an increasingly important role in the country’s ambitions for manufacturing-led growth, energy transition and global competitiveness.
As President-Elect, Mr. Singh will work closely with the association’s leadership on its policy and strategic agenda. Mr. Singh has been closely associated with IEEMA’s leadership and industry initiatives, having previously served on its National Executive Committee and as Vice Chairman of the Northern Region before taking on the role of Vice President in 2026.
He is also serving as Chairman of ELECRAMA 2027, IEEMA’s flagship global exhibition for the electrical and allied electronics industry.
During his tenure as President-Elect, Mr. Singh will work alongside the President and the Executive Council in advancing IEEMA’s policy advocacy and strategic agenda, representing the collective interests of India’s electrical, industrial electronics and allied equipment manufacturers. His focus will be on strengthening industry-government collaboration, advancing domestic manufacturing and export competitiveness, and enabling the sector to navigate emerging opportunities across renewable energy, grid modernisation, e-mobility, green hydrogen, energy storage and digitalisation. He will also support IEEMA’s engagement with policymakers, utilities and global stakeholders to strengthen India’s position as a competitive manufacturing and technology hub.
Hartek Singh, President-Elect, IEEMA, said, “It is a privilege and a responsibility to serve IEEMA at a defining moment for India’s electrical and electronics industry. As the sector becomes increasingly central to India’s manufacturing and energy transition ambitions, our focus must be on strengthening the industry’s collective voice, enabling innovation and investment, and enhancing the global competitiveness of Indian manufacturers. I look forward to working closely with our members, policymakers and stakeholders to build an ecosystem that supports sustainable growth and strengthens India’s position in the global electrical equipment landscape.”
