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Electronic Industry Case Study

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Punjab Electronic Manufacturing Industry Parks

Proposal

Department of Electronics and Information Technology: Scheme for Setting up of Electronic Parks in Punjab

Overview of Existing Electronic Industry
Electronics industry is one of the largest and fasting growing industries in the world. In addition to the tremendous growth in demand for electronics we can also notice a growth in the local demand which is to be driven upwards by the growth in income levels as well as higher take-off of electronic products, automation demands of corporate sector, and Government’s focus on e-governance, where 65% of the current demand for product is met by import . To build the strong chain of raw materials and electronic components …show more content…

They import as well manufacture locally to sell in the large domestic Indian market. India’s burgeoning software sector is generating huge demand for IT hardware and components in the domestic market
Global electronics production was estimated at USD 2.1 trillion for 2013, which grew by 20% over the year 2012 and 5.1% year on year. Since the expansion of the markets for personal mobile terminals and automobiles will lead to greater production of electronic components, semiconductors and display devices, production by the global electronics and IT industries is expected to grow at a modest 4.9% per annum to reach USD 2.3 trillion in 2014. According to the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics, global semiconductor industry’s sales are estimated at USD 306 billion in 2013, 4.8% increase compared to 2012. Chart below depicts the segment-wise breakdown of global electronics sales.
Segment wise breakdown, worldwide electronics …show more content…

Electronic imports, which are currently the third highest, next only to crude and gold, accounted for nearly $30 billion in 2012, and are forecasted to scale past $50 billion in just 3 years. From a detailed assessment of the electronics market, total market (TM) was estimated to be $44.81 billion in 2012, with a growth of 7 percent over the previous year. The TM is expected to grow at a CAGR of 11.5 percent and reach revenues of $64.85 billion by end of 2015. Total domestic market (TDM) for 2012 was estimated to be $17.07 billion, representing a growth of 11 percent over 2010. Growing a CAGR of 10.4percent, the TDM is expected to scale to $22.66 billion by 2015.

Source: IESA-Frost& Sullivan

The electronics manufacturing industry in India comprises the following four key components:

• Electronic Products: It involves total market for domestic consumption of electronic products in India (either produced locally or imported) as well as the exports of electronic products manufactured in the country.
• Electronic Components: This includes the revenues generated from local manufacturing of electronic

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