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What’s more, the largest chunk is in the semiconductor segment thanks to IGSS Ventures’ `25,600 crore proposal. Currently 20% of India’s electronics manufacturing<\/a> is in Tamil Nadu in sectors such as mobile phones, consumer electronics<\/a> and computer hardware and peripherals (where TN has a 40% share). The state is targeting more investments in these segments.
State industries secretary S Krishnan says, \"We have an electronic hardware policy that has increased investments mostly at the level of local assembly (Flex, Foxconn, Salcomp). Our strategy is to move to the next level of making components here and we’re looking at three hubs for this -- the Chennai-Sriperumbudur-Vallam-Vadagal auto cluster; the Hosur-Krishnagiri cluster from where Tata Electronics<\/a> has already started manufacturing; and the Coimbatore belt.\"
The state’s electronics investment strategy, he adds, rides on its skilled manpower advantage. \"We’re talking to players for assembly, testing and packaging units in the semiconductor industry as well,\" says Krishnan. \"Our focus is to move further upstream to designing electronics components where we have an edge due to our higher education and institutional strength. Human resource is our big plus and our R&D policy is intended to attract more design-oriented units to come to Tamil Nadu.\"
This focus on manpower muscle has the industry’s blessings and could be a USP for TN. Krishna Moorthy K, CEO & president, India Electronics & Semiconductor Association (IESA), says, \"Due to the allegiance the people of Tamil Nadu have to their home state, attrition levels are one of the lowest in the country. This is a big plus when many bigger electronics system design and manufacturing (ESDM) companies at other locations are grappling with very high attrition issues.\"
Electronics is one of the 11 sunrise sectors chosen by the state government for value-add investments. \"In electronics we are targeting all the sub-verticals such as mobile and telecom, computer hardware and peripherals, and consumer electronics. This has become imperative as mechanical products become more electronics driven. Otherwise, TN will lose its manufacturing edge,\" says Pooja Kulkarni, CEO, Guidance Tamil Nadu.
What has helped, she says, is that the Government of India has also come up with PLIs in all these sectors and Tamil Nadu is seeing \"a lot of traction in all three\". For instance, Voltas is putting up a compressor and AC plant while Samsung<\/a> is putting up a compressor plant for its refrigerators. \"We are seeing backward integration beyond product assembly with companies now making the components here,\" she says.
That value-add ties in neatly with TN’s manufacturing footprint. For instance, the electronics focus feeds into Tamil Nadu’s automotive industry. \"We’re an auto hub and this helps in moving up the value chain in electronics as well,\" adds Krishnan.
This mechanical to electronics integration is ready to spill over into technology startups as well. \"Our technology epicentre will focus directly on all aspects of mobility and, as we go forward, automobiles will have a lot more electronics. So we will incubate electronics startups too, \"says Satyakam Arya, MD & CEO of Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, which recently tied up with IIT Madras Incubation Cell to jointly mentor and support mobility startups.
\"Startups and MSMEs in Coimbatore and Hosur belts are already developing solutions and products that electric vehicles will ride on in near future,\" says IESA’s Krishna Moorthy.
A recent IESA study says TN is one of the top three states, along with Karnataka and Maharashtra, in electronics. Another global study by FDi Intelligence ranked Chennai as the second most competitive location to set up an electronics R&D centre after South Korea’s Seoul. Chennai was ranked higher than Chinese cities Guangzhou and Shenzhen, which were in third and fourth spots. In terms of affordability, Chennai topped the table followed by Malaysia’s Penang, Gurgaon and Pune.
Tamil Nadu is clearly doing a lot of things right, but it needs to do a bit more. \"The state needs to showcase its prowess better to the global audience and set up more global captive design centres to attract leading design companies,\" says Krishna Moorthy.
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泰米尔纳德邦看起来与电子得意扬扬
目前印度20%的电子产品制造等行业在泰米尔纳德邦手机、消费电子和计算机硬件和外设(TN占据着40%的市场份额)。国家的目标是更多的投资在这些领域。
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更重要的是,在半导体领域最大的一部分是由于igs企业“25600卢比的提议。目前印度20%的电子产品制造泰米尔纳德邦在手机、等行业消费电子产品和计算机硬件和外设(TN)占据着40%的市场份额。国家的目标是更多的投资在这些领域。
国有企业秘书年代克里希南说,“我们有一个电子硬件政策,增加了投资主要在当地组装(Flex,富士康,Salcomp)。我们的战略是要进入下一个级别的组件,我们看着三个中心——Chennai-Sriperumbudur-Vallam-Vadagal汽车集群;从哪里Hosur-Krishnagiri集群塔塔电子已经开始制造;哥印拜陀带。”
国家的电子产品投资策略,他补充说,取决于其熟练的人力资源优势。“我们正与球员进行组装,测试和包装单位在半导体行业,”克里希说。“我们的重点是进一步上游设计电子组件,我们有优势由于高等教育和制度的力量。人力资源是我们的大+和我们的研发政策旨在吸引更多香港人单位来泰米尔纳德邦。”
关注人力肌肉有行业对TN的祝福和可能是USP。克里希纳Moorthy K,首席执行官和总裁,印度电子与半导体协会(方面)说,“由于效忠泰米尔纳德邦的人们他们的家乡,消耗水平最低的国家之一。这是一个巨大的优势,许多大的电子系统设计和制造(ESDM)公司在其他地方也面临着很高的磨损问题。”
电子产品是11日出行业选择由国家政府投资增值。“电子我们针对所有sub-verticals如移动和电信,计算机硬件和外设,和消费电子产品。这已经成为必要的机械产品变得更加电子驱动的。否则,TN将失去制造业优势,”首席执行官Pooja Kulkarni说,泰米尔纳德邦的指导。
什么了,她说,印度政府还拿出刺在所有这些部门和泰米尔纳德邦看到牵引在所有三个“很多”。例如,volta在压缩机和AC植物三星在冰箱的压缩机站。“我们看到向后整合超越产品组装与公司现在使组件在这里,”她说。
增值关系与TN整齐的制造足迹。例如,电子产品重点提要泰米尔纳德邦的汽车工业。“我们汽车中心,这有助于向价值链上游进军电子,”克里希补充说。
这种机械电子一体化准备蔓延到技术创业公司。“我们的技术中心将直接关注流动性和的所有方面,我们前进,汽车将有更多的电子产品。说,“所以我们也会孵化创业电子Satyakam Arya, MD &戴姆勒印度商用车的CEO,最近与IIT马德拉斯孵化细胞共同创业导师和支持移动性。
“创业和男男同性恋者在哥印拜陀和Hosur腰带已经开发解决方案和产品,电动汽车将骑在不久的将来,“IESA的克里希纳Moorthy说。
方面,最近的一项研究说,TN是前三个州之一,卡纳塔克邦和马哈拉施特拉邦,电子产品。另一场全球研究FDi情报钦奈列为第二个最有竞争力的位置建立一个电子研发中心在韩国的首尔。钦奈排名高于中国城市广州和深圳,在第三和第四位。就购买力而言,钦奈超过表紧随其后的是马来西亚的槟城,古尔加翁和浦那。
泰米尔纳德邦显然是做了很多事,但它需要做的更多。“国家需要展示其实力更好的全球观众和设置更多的全球俘虏吸引领先的设计公司设计中心,”克里希纳Moorthy说。
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