Archive · 20 Jul 2025
India's Semiconductor Manufacturing to See Substantial Growth
Imagine making tiny computer chips.
India wants to make a lot more of these chips.
A leader in the chip industry, Ashok Chandak, says that many Indian companies are starting to invest in this.
India's plan is to make a lot of chips, maybe even $103 billion worth by 2030!
The U.S. wants to bring chip making back to America which might make it harder for India.
But India is still expected to grow because of the growing demand in the country.
So, even if the US does something, India should still have a chance to grow.
Ashok Chandak, President of SEMI India and IESA, says India's semiconductor manufacturing demand will grow substantially.
Indian companies are showing increased interest in the semiconductor sector.
India's semiconductor demand is projected to reach about $103 billion by 2030.
Make-in-America policies could affect Make-in-India initiatives, but India will still have opportunities.
Chandak is optimistic about India's semiconductor goals despite potential challenges.
- Who
- Ashok Chandak, President of SEMI India and IESA.
- What
- India's semiconductor manufacturing sector is expected to grow.
- When
- Over the coming years.
- Where
- India.
- Why
- Driven by growing demand and increasing interest from Indian companies.
Potential Challenges
Growth Prospects
Impact of US Policies
Potential Challenges
US policies pushing for domestic manufacturing.
Growth Prospects
India still has sizable opportunity.
- Industry Leader
- Ashok Chandak, President of SEMI India and IESA
- Demand Projection
- $103 billion by 2030
- Companies showing interest
- Tata, Verukappa group, HCL Tech and Foxconn, Keynes
- Global Market Size
- $650 billion (last year)
- Impact of US policy
- Make-in-America may impact Make-in-India