Strengthening the shipbuilding sector in Chile requires a network of domestic suppliers capable of developing solutions that meet the rigorous quality, safety, and performance standards of the maritime industry. Against this backdrop, Induelectro will participate in Expo Naval 2026 to share its expertise in the design and implementation of electrical systems for naval and industrial applications. The company combines electrical engineering, low-voltage switchboard integration, and the specialized distribution of equipment, supporting its clients from the technical definition phase of each project through to testing and commissioning. This approach ensures technical coherence across the design, switchboard integration, and the selection of the components used. In the naval sector, this expertise has been demonstrated through projects developed in collaboration with ASMAR, including “Antártica I”—the icebreaker *Almirante Viel*—and “Escotillón IV,” a program that encompasses the construction of the multipurpose vessels *Magallanes* and *Rapa Nui*. These initiatives illustrate how the Chilean industry can provide high-value-added solutions, strengthening a local supply chain aligned with the National Continuous Shipbuilding Plan. Furthermore, the company represents world-leading manufacturers in Chile specializing in electrical protection, automation, power quality, industrial enclosures, and power distribution. Its portfolio includes products certified for naval use by classification societies such as DNV, Lloyd’s Register, Bureau Veritas, and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), enabling the company to offer solutions that comply with international maritime industry standards. Visitors can explore these offerings at Stand N-124, where Induelectro will showcase its capabilities in electrical engineering, low-voltage switchboard integration, and specialized equipment distribution, alongside a portfolio of technologies certified for naval and industrial applications.