Czech companies have a reputation of being reliable partners and suppliers of high quality products, technologies and services. The Czech Republic has a strong supplier base in industries such as engineering, metalworking, automotive, plastics, electronics and electrical, medical equipment, health and pharmaceuticals, ICT, environmental technologies, glass and ceramics, building, furniture, and food products.
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Netherlands, Amsterdam
Event
On 4 and 5 November 2026, ISPO, one of the world's leading trade fairs for the sporting goods, outdoor and winter sports industries, opens its doors for the first time at RAI Amsterdam. The fair bring...
Morocco
News
Retail sales in Czechia increased by 4.8% year on year in July 2026, with online shopping, clothing and healthcare products among the main drivers of growth.
South Africa
News
South Africa’s established defence industry, skilled industrial base and strategic position in the Southern African region could open new opportunities for Czech defence companies.
Denmark,
Finland,
Norway,
Sweden
News
Czech nuclear engineering company ŠKODA JS has been selected by Rolls-Royce SMR to design and supply key reactor control systems for its small modular reactors (SMRs). The agreement strengthens the po...
Japan
News
Czech companies presented their technologies at Kyushu Semiconductor Industry Exhibition 2026 in Fukuoka, one of Japan’s fastest-growing semiconductor industry events.
United Kingdom
News
Czech factories expanded for a seventh straight month in September 2026, with manufacturers hiring at the fastest pace in over four years as new orders and exports kept rising.
Korea (south)
News
The new center reflects growing Czech–Korean cooperation in advanced manufacturing and could give Korean robotics companies a local platform for testing technologies and developing partnerships in the...
Thailand
News
S&P raised Czechia’s outlook to positive, citing its resilient economy, strong financial buffers and continued convergence with wealthier countries.