Summary:

India’s semiconductor end-demand sales are predicted to double from Rs. 4,64,940 crore (US$ 54 billion) in 2025 to Rs. 9,29,880 crore (US$ 108 billion) by 2030, at a CAGR of 15%. Strong demand, favorable demographics, and government backing all contribute to this growth. However, India currently accounts for just 0.1% of total wafer capacity and 6.5% of semiconductor enddemand.

According to the research, IT businesses are relocating supply chains in response to tariff uncertainty, with some pursuing a "China plus one" strategy. India has a substantial software and services talent pool, with multinational corporations employing 20% of global chip designers. Despite persistent uncertainty, the United States and China remain crucial markets. In 2025, India's semiconductor sales totaled Rs. 4,64,940 crore (US$ 54 billion), accounting for 6.5% of the global total.

Source: IBEF

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