NITI Aayog Releases Semiconductor Roadmap
Analysis based on 23 articles · First reported May 29, 2026 · Last updated May 30, 2026
The India — NITI Aayog report's recommendations for India's semiconductor industry are expected to significantly impact the global semiconductor supply chain by fostering domestic capabilities. Increased investment from India in design, fabrication, and advanced packaging could lead to new market opportunities and reduce reliance on existing concentrated supply hubs, potentially shifting market dynamics for companies involved in semiconductor manufacturing and related electronics sectors.
India — NITI Aayog released a comprehensive report titled 'Future of India's Semiconductor Industry', outlining a strategic roadmap for India to build a $120-150 billion semiconductor value chain by 2035. The report emphasizes the critical need for India to achieve self-reliance in semiconductor manufacturing for economic resilience, national security, and technological sovereignty, especially given the current 90-95% import dependence. It recommends that the Indian government commit at least one-third of the estimated $135-180 billion cumulative investment required over the next decade to de-risk projects and attract private capital. The report highlights the growing domestic demand, projected to reach $200 billion by FY2035, and the vulnerabilities of global supply chains. Ashok Lahiri, Vice Chairman of India — NITI Aayog, underscored the foundational role of semiconductors in modern economic power and India's aspiration to become a developed nation by 2047. The report also points out India's strengths in semiconductor design and the ongoing development of its first fabrication plant in Gujarat's Dholera, expected to begin production by 2028.
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