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- India's semiconductor market is expected to grow from $64 billion in 2026 to $200 billion by 2035.
- The country currently hosts nearly 20 percent of the world's chip design engineers.
- Consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial applications remain the largest demand drivers.
- Future growth depends on translating rising domestic demand into local fabrication and advanced ecosystem development.
What to watch next
- Alignment of state-level policies with Semicon 2.0 framework
- Establishment of integrated manufacturing clusters with shared infrastructure
- Implementation of specialized talent-certification programs
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Ashok Chandak
President of the India Electronics
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“India now has a unique opportunity to combine its strengths in engineering talent, electronics demand, design capabilities and emerging manufacturing capacity with resilient global supply-chain partnerships.”
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…cent of global chip design engineers, providing a talent base for domestic design, manufacturing, and commercialisation. Ashok Chandak, President of the India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA), said, " India now has a unique opportunity to combine its strengths in engineering talent, electronics demand, design capabilities and emerging manufacturing capacity with resilient global supply-chain partnerships. The next phase will be defined by execution, innovation, technology commercialisation, indigenous IP, specialised talent and ecosystem depth. India has moved beyond semiconductor ambition. The opportunity now is to…
Aisha Ali Hussaini
Partner and Semiconductor Tax Leader at EY India
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“India has a powerful combination of market scale, engineering talent and policy momentum.”
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…lakh crore in FY15 to ₹11.3 lakh crore in FY25, with domestic manufacturing growing sevenfold and exports rising elevenfold over the decade. Aisha Ali Hussaini, Partner and Semiconductor Tax Leader at EY India, said, " India has a powerful combination of market scale, engineering talent and policy momentum. Its rapidly expanding electronics ecosystem adds to this opportunity... The priority now is to translate this scale into deeper semiconductor value addition by building a connected, innovation-led ecosystem that…
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