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India’s path towards technology sovereignty depends on building a resilient, globally competitive electronics and semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem. As global supply chains diversify and geopolitical risks rise, India has a strategic opportunity to position itself as a trusted manufacturing hub within global value chains (GVCs).
Union Budget 2026 must therefore go beyond fabs alone and focus on ecosystem depth, MSME participation, R&D, skilling, and exports to ensure long-term sustainability and competitiveness.
To improve supply chain resilience and reduce import dependence, India must achieve readiness across critical supporting industries.
Budget priorities should include:
A strong component and supplier ecosystem is essential to make semiconductor investments viable at scale.
MSMEs contribute an estimated 25–35% of India’s electronics manufacturing industry, yet incentive outlays for this segment remain limited.
Union Budget 2026 should focus on:
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Live Q1 Earnings TrackerStrengthening MSMEs is critical to building a robust and diversified component ecosystem.
Sustaining semiconductor manufacturing in India requires extending focus beyond fabs to critical input materials.
Key expectations include:
Domestic availability of inputs can significantly reduce logistics costs and supply risks for manufacturers.
In line with the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision, semiconductor manufacturing requires more than power and water.
Budget priorities should include:
Integrated infrastructure standards are essential for attracting global semiconductor players.
India must strengthen its innovation base to move up the semiconductor value chain.
Union Budget 2026 should provide:
A strong R&D and IP ecosystem will enhance long-term technological competitiveness.
Talent availability remains a critical constraint for semiconductor manufacturing.
Budget expectations include:
A skilled workforce is foundational to sustaining high-tech manufacturing.
India’s electronics export potential remains underutilised despite recent policy progress.
Union Budget 2026 should support exports through:
With 46 applicants approved under the ECMS scheme, effective integration of tier-2 and tier-3 suppliers will be critical to increasing domestic value addition.
Backward integration can significantly strengthen value chain localisation.
Budget priorities should include:
Backward integration will help Indian firms achieve efficiency gains, reduce imports, and overcome learning curve barriers.
Union Budget 2026 must take a systems-level approach to electronics and semiconductor manufacturing.
By strengthening MSMEs, deepening supply chains, investing in R&D and skilling, and boosting exports, India can move closer to true technology sovereignty and establish itself as a reliable global manufacturing partner in the electronics and semiconductor space.
