The data of semiconductor consumption in India in 20021year shows that mobile devices and wearable electronic devices account for a very large proportion, which can be said to have contributed most of the semiconductor consumption in India. As we all know, electronic devices such as smart phones or smart watches are cheaper now, because the competitive pressure of mobile phone manufacturers is increasing, and various smart phones are emerging one after another in the market, so the prices are getting cheaper and cheaper. India is the most populous country in the world, so with the popularity of smart phones, India has a great demand for electronic products in this area.
As we all know, many terminal devices now need semiconductor components. With the increasing demand of Indian people for electronic equipment, India's semiconductor consumption and market are also growing. The report also points out that 9 1% of semiconductor components in India are imported, and domestic semiconductor components can only meet a very small part of the demand. With the expansion of the Indian semiconductor consumer market, it also means that the Indian semiconductor industry is expected to develop on a large scale. If the Indian government can introduce relevant policies to support the development of the semiconductor industry, then the future of the Indian semiconductor industry will have a good prospect.
To sum up, it is not difficult to find that India is expected to become the second largest semiconductor consumer market in the world, mainly because of its large population and huge consumer groups, and the mobile devices on the market are generally cheaper, so most people in India can afford them. There must be semiconductor components in mobile devices, and the increasing demand for mobile devices in India also means the expansion of the semiconductor consumer market.