"The EMS SECTOR In India Is Currently UNSTRUCTURED, Leading To Inconsistent Pricing And Delivery"

During a conversation with EFY’s Nitisha, Jatin Chudasama from Allnyx Technology, discussed India’s electronics industry’s progress toward an end-to-end ecosystem. He highlighted the need for government-corporate collaboration, addressing issues in the EMS sector's structure and pricing, the shortage of skilled resources, and supply chain management difficulties.

- JATIN CHUDASAMA

How is India’s electronics industry progressing towards an end-to-end ecosystem?

The Indian electronics industry is booming with segments like electronic components, semiconductors, PCB manufacturing, electronics manufacturing services, and OSAT companies for assembly and testing. Aligning these verticals is challenging, but the ecosystem is gradually building up. India is progressing despite initial teething problems compared to established models in China. The government and corporate companies work together, with dedicated teams and ministries addressing concerns and supporting growth. Semiconductor plants are being set up, and in a few years, India is expected to have a robust end-to-end ecosystem, benefiting significantly from these efforts.

What challenges does the Indian EMS sector face, and how can they be overcome?