The country’s semiconductor consumer market is valued at $52 billion from 2024 to 2025, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13% through 2030.
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Sectors such as automobiles and industrial electronics offer significant value-added opportunities, but mobile handsets, IT, and industrial applications that contribute nearly 70% of revenue remain the major growth drivers.
Ashok Chandak, president of IESA, said government policies will play a major role in fostering step-ups in the design and manufacturing of strong semiconductors.
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“Government covered incentives for FABS and OSATS, increased R&D investments and collaborative industry initiatives are key to driving India’s semiconductor sector,” said more than $21 billion by companies over the past year. He said he has an investment investment commitment.
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The report also highlights key recommendations for achieving India’s semiconductor ambitions. This involves continuing the Indian Semiconductor Mission Initiative beyond its initial expenditure of $10 billion and with a change in the DLI scheme.
He added that it is important to set a target for 25% local value additions between 2025 and 26 and set 40% for the benefits of electronic manufacturing PLI by 2030.