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Several companies from diverse industries have been forced to either shut or curtail production in response to the breakdown of supply chains from semiconductor shortage, and the government’s Rs 76,000 crore push to set up chip manufacturing capabilities across the country would give a boost to electronics production in the country, the Economic Survey<\/a> said Monday.

“The PLI and other schemes to boost semiconductors<\/a> will not only help domestic companies to overcome the challenges posed by COVID 19 but also assist them to become globally competitive, especially in chip making,” the survey has explained.

The Cabinet last month cleared a Rs 76,000-cr incentive scheme to set up semiconductor manufacturing capability in the country . Under this scheme, India will set up more than 20 semiconductor design, components manufacturing and display fabrication (fab) units over the next six years.

Citing from one of investment bank Goldman Sachs’ reports, the report says the supply chain disruptions last year in the semiconductor industry have spillovers in over 169 industries.

“The manufacturing of semiconductors requires large amounts of capital and has an average gestation period of 6-9 months. Moreover, it has a fairly long production cycle of about 18-20 weeks. Hence, any recovery from the supply chain disruptions will be a slow and costly affair,” the Goldman Sachs report says.

The report further stated that microchips and semiconductors account for about 4.7 per cent of value added by the automotive industry . With the delay in supply, the average lead time7 in the automobile industry for 2021 has been around 14 weeks globally. India has also experienced similar trends in the automobile sector.

Detailing the list of industries requiring the cips, the survey says, semiconductors are an integral part of modern technology used in automobiles and its components, electronic and medical devices<\/a>. “The comprehensive interventions being introduced by the government will aid in the establishment of an ecosystem that boosts semiconductor production in India”.

Highlighting the government’s efforts towards boosting electronic production the survey said, “World over, electronics is recognised as a ‘meta-resource’. Electronics industry<\/a> is the world's largest and fastest growing industry and is increasingly finding applications in all sectors of the economy”. Thus, the survey said, with its impact in developing infrastructure, raising productivity, increasing efficiency in delivery of services, and enabling social transformation, electronics production is accepted as a key enabler in the country’s economic development.

The survey has said according to the June 2021 Quarterly Revenue Recover (QRR) the smartphone PLI scheme has resulted in investment of Rs. 2,595 crore and production worth Rs.67,275 crore of which, 31 percent or Rs. 20,568 crore was exported.

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芯片短缺打击当地生产:经济调查

“促进半导体照明灯具和其他计划不仅有助于国内企业克服COVID 19,还帮助他们带来的挑战,成为具有全球竞争力的公司,特别是在芯片制造,“调查解释了。

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几家公司来自不同行业要么被迫停产或降低产量,以应对供应链的崩溃半导体短缺,以及政府76000卢比推动全国各地设立芯片制造能力将会推动电子产品生产,经济调查周一说。

“照明灯具和其他方案来提高半导体不仅有助于国内企业克服COVID 19,还帮助他们带来的挑战,成为具有全球竞争力的公司,特别是在芯片制造,“调查解释道。

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内阁上个月了Rs 76000 - cr激励计划建立半导体制造能力的国家。在这个方案下,印度将建立20多个半导体设计、零部件制造和显示制造(fab)单位在未来六年。

引用从一个投资银行高盛的报告,报告说,去年在半导体行业供应链中断的溢出效应在169多个行业。

“半导体的制造需要大量的资本和平均6 - 9个月的怀孕期。此外,它有一个相当长的生产周期约为18 - 20周。因此,供应链中断任何复苏将是缓慢而昂贵的事情,”高盛(Goldman Sachs)的报告说。

这份报告进一步表示,芯片和半导体约占汽车工业增加值的4.7%。与延迟供应,2021年的汽车行业的平均铅time7已经存在全球14周。印度汽车行业也经历了类似的趋势。

详细的列表要求cips的行业,调查说,半导体是不可或缺的一部分现代技术用于汽车及其零部件,电子和医疗设备。政府提出的“综合干预措施将帮助建立一个生态系统,促进半导体生产在印度”。

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强调政府的努力促进电子生产调查称,“世界各地,电子被认为是“meta-resource”。电子行业是世界上最大和增长最快的产业,越来越发现应用程序在所有的经济领域”。因此,调查称,其影响在发展基础设施,提高生产力,增加交付服务的效率,并使社会转型、电子生产被接受作为一个国家经济发展的关键推动者。

调查表示,根据2021年6月季度收入恢复(QRR)智能手机PLI方案导致的投资,价值2595卢比的和生产Rs.67,275卢比的31%或Rs 20568卢比的出口。

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Several companies from diverse industries have been forced to either shut or curtail production in response to the breakdown of supply chains from semiconductor shortage, and the government’s Rs 76,000 crore push to set up chip manufacturing capabilities across the country would give a boost to electronics production in the country, the Economic Survey<\/a> said Monday.

“The PLI and other schemes to boost semiconductors<\/a> will not only help domestic companies to overcome the challenges posed by COVID 19 but also assist them to become globally competitive, especially in chip making,” the survey has explained.

The Cabinet last month cleared a Rs 76,000-cr incentive scheme to set up semiconductor manufacturing capability in the country . Under this scheme, India will set up more than 20 semiconductor design, components manufacturing and display fabrication (fab) units over the next six years.

Citing from one of investment bank Goldman Sachs’ reports, the report says the supply chain disruptions last year in the semiconductor industry have spillovers in over 169 industries.

“The manufacturing of semiconductors requires large amounts of capital and has an average gestation period of 6-9 months. Moreover, it has a fairly long production cycle of about 18-20 weeks. Hence, any recovery from the supply chain disruptions will be a slow and costly affair,” the Goldman Sachs report says.

The report further stated that microchips and semiconductors account for about 4.7 per cent of value added by the automotive industry . With the delay in supply, the average lead time7 in the automobile industry for 2021 has been around 14 weeks globally. India has also experienced similar trends in the automobile sector.

Detailing the list of industries requiring the cips, the survey says, semiconductors are an integral part of modern technology used in automobiles and its components, electronic and medical devices<\/a>. “The comprehensive interventions being introduced by the government will aid in the establishment of an ecosystem that boosts semiconductor production in India”.

Highlighting the government’s efforts towards boosting electronic production the survey said, “World over, electronics is recognised as a ‘meta-resource’. Electronics industry<\/a> is the world's largest and fastest growing industry and is increasingly finding applications in all sectors of the economy”. Thus, the survey said, with its impact in developing infrastructure, raising productivity, increasing efficiency in delivery of services, and enabling social transformation, electronics production is accepted as a key enabler in the country’s economic development.

The survey has said according to the June 2021 Quarterly Revenue Recover (QRR) the smartphone PLI scheme has resulted in investment of Rs. 2,595 crore and production worth Rs.67,275 crore of which, 31 percent or Rs. 20,568 crore was exported.

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