India's semiconductor demand is projected to rise from USD44 billion in 2025-26 to about USD90 billion by 2029-30.
The report was unveiled at Semicon India 2026 by KPMG in India with the India Deep Tech Alliance and Nishith Desai Associates.
It says mobile and wearables will be the largest segment, at about USD42.13 billion.
The report highlights government initiatives including Semicon 1.0 and 2.0 and the DLI Scheme.
It also argues for a dedicated trade secrets statute to protect confidential technical know-how.
The document maps out patent applications over the past decade and says there were about 78,000 published patent applications over that period to June 2026.
The report frames the opportunity around domestic manufacturing, design talent, and supply-chain resilience.
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All three reports agree that India’s semiconductor demand is projected to cross about USD90 billion by 2029-30. They also agree the report was presented at Semicon India 2026 and links the outlook to policy, manufacturing, and legal protections.
The forecast itself is a projection, so the final demand level could change as conditions evolve. The material also leaves open how far specific policy steps such as a trade secrets statute and the listed government initiatives will affect the outcome.
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A report by KPMG in India projects that the countrys semiconductor demand will reach approximately USD90 billion by 2029-30, rising from USD44 billion in 2025-26. The publication highlights government initiatives like Semicon 1.0 and 2.0 alongside contributions from senior leadership figures at KPMG, detailing strategic approaches to foster domestic manufacturing, design talent, and supply-chain resilience.
A report released at Semicon India 2026 by KPMG in India in association with the India Deep Tech Alliance and Nishith Desai Associates states that India semiconductor demand will exceed $90 billion by 2029-30. The report notes that mobile and wearables will form the largest segment and highlights the need for a dedicated trade secrets statute to protect confidential technical know-how.
The report titled Indias Semiconductor Opportunity was unveiled at SEMICON India 2026 by KPMG in India alongside the India Deep Tech Alliance and Nishith Desai Associates. The document details that semiconductor demand is expected to climb to USD 90 billion by 2029-30, maps out patent applications over the past decade, and emphasizes the necessity of establishing a legal framework for trade secrets.