Counterpoint Research estimates, based on discussions with global companies, that China’s domination in smartphone manufacturing will decline — with its share of global production falling sharply to 55 per cent by 2026 from 64 per cent in 2024 — if tariff impositions and tensions continue.
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India’s trade relations with China are marked by both dependence and hostility. This blog explores the challenges and opportunities of balancing economic growth, self-reliance, and global trade dynamics while questioning whether treating China as an adversary is in our national interest
China: Adversary or Associate? Read More »
India’s electronics sector is booming, aiming for USD 500 Bn by 2030. The India Semiconductor Mission has attracted major investments, including Tata’s Silicon Fab and OSAT projects. To sustain growth, India must overcome import dependence, enhance value addition, and boost semiconductor manufacturing. Perseverance and time are key to success.
Infinite Opportunities, Time and Perseverance – The Only Constraints Read More »
The electronics sector is a key driver of economic growth and a crucial pillar of India’s ‘Make in India’ and ‘Digital India’ initiatives. With global electronics production reaching $3.5 trillion in 2022, electronic components play a vital role in this industry, creating a 1:4 multiplier effect. This blog explores India’s journey in electronics manufacturing, the challenges of import dependency, and the roadmap to strengthening the domestic component ecosystem, focusing on PCBs, semiconductors, and other key components.
Unlocking the Potential of Electronic Components Read More »
SOURCE INDIA was launched by ELCINA in 2009 in Chennai, aims to boost India’s electronics supply chain, recognizing its vital role in engineering manufacturing. India’s market presents significant opportunities for the electronics industry.
