India’s semiconductor sector is a high-growth investment opportunity, driven by increasing global demand and government support, offering potential for technological leadership and economic growth
10%
Share of India in global semiconductor market by 2030
28 Nm
28 Nm technology and higher, size of semiconductor chips that India can now manufacture, meeting demands in the automotive, telecom and power industries
68 Mn dies/day
Capacity across the 3 approved ATMP / OSAT facilities
Semiconductors serve as the foundation of modern technology, powering all electronic devices. The industry has rapidly expanded in recent years to meet market demands, driven by advancements like cloud computing, AI and 5G deployment.
India has identified semiconductors as a priority sector due to their potential for substantial economic growth and technological advancement. With increasing electronics consumption across sectors and a growing demand for smart devices—all of which utilize semiconductor devices—India aims to bolster domestic manufacturing capabilities and reduce dependency on imports. This strategic focus aligns with global trends towards digital transformation and connectivity, positioning India to become a significant player in the semiconductor industry and fostering innovation, job creation and economic resilience.
By 2030, India’s market for semiconductors is expected to grow to $110 Bn capturing 10% of the global semiconductor market
India is developing an 85,000-skilled workforce of engineers by FY26 to meet the requirements of our growing semiconductor ecosystem
A globally competitive incentive mechanism to support semiconductor manufacturing, along with raw material suppliers, downstream manufacturers and OEMs
India has the 4th largest renewable energy capacity at 191 GW (2024), with plans to grow it to 500 GW by 2030
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