Yahoo Finance · 15 Sep, 12:00 · Technology briefing

SurplusGLOBAL to Exhibit at SEMICON India 2026 for Third Consecutive Year

SurplusGLOBAL, a specialist in surplus inventory management, will exhibit at SEMICON India 2026 for the third consecutive year.

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SurplusGLOBAL, a specialist in surplus inventory management, will exhibit at SEMICON India 2026 for the third consecutive year. This recurring participation highlights the company’s sustained commitment to the Indian semiconductor supply chain sector. The event serves as a key industry gathering where firms demonstrate capabilities in managing excess electronic components. For professionals, this signals ongoing demand for expertise in navigating complex semiconductor logistics and surplus asset recovery within a rapidly evolving technological landscape in India.

Employer demand for Supply Chain skills — indexed growth since 2019
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This repeated presence signals that efficient surplus management is critical in the semiconductor sector. You should focus on strengthening your logistics and supply chain expertise. Professionals in procurement, inventory control, and reverse logistics will find increased demand. Consider upskilling in data analytics to optimise stock levels and reduce waste. Engage with industry networks at such events to understand emerging trends in component lifecycle management. A smart professional would review current supply chain frameworks and explore certifications in logistics management. This move underscores the importance of agility in handling volatile tech inventories. Position yourself as a specialist who can turn surplus liabilities into strategic assets through rigorous process management and market intelligence.

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