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ICEA has recommended reducing input tariffs to enhance India's components ecosystem, citing high tariffs' negative impact on growth and competitiveness. The association also urges government support and incentives to develop a competitive domestic supply chain

Budget 2024: Electronics industry body urges for tariff reductions to strengthen manufacturing ecosystem

<h2>ICEA has recommended reducing input tariffs to enhance India's components ecosystem, citing high tariffs' negative impact on growth and competitiveness. The association also urges government support and incentives to develop a competitive domestic supply chain</h2>

As the Union Budget approaches, the India Cellular &amp; Electronics Association (ICEA) has recommended lowering input tariffs to build a robust components ecosystem in the country. The recommendations are based on a "tariff study" conducted by ICEA, comparing seven competing economies, including India.
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The ICEA report emphasized that high tariffs on inputs hinder growth and competitiveness, reducing exports and limiting production of final products such as mobile phones. The report suggests that reducing tariffs on inputs is essential to address these issues.
"We acknowledge the importance of developing the domestic supply chain," the report stated. "However, the approach should not be through high tariffs but by reducing disabilities, enhancing competitiveness, and implementing incentive schemes to fill existing gaps."
To attract global value chains (GVCs) and scale up production, ICEA proposed reducing tariffs on all cost-increasing components, including parts of complex subassemblies, to zero. Additionally, the association recommended removing the 2.5% tariff on sub-assembly parts and inputs.
"These tariffs are counterproductive. They do not foster a domestic industry but instead increase costs, complexity, and compliance burdens for legitimate manufacturers," the report noted.
The ICEA also called for appropriate policy and financial support from the government to develop a large-scale components and sub-assembly ecosystem. They suggested that this support should include a longer gestation period and extended incentive schemes.
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From cars to ACs&nbsp;to your mobile phones, everything that depends on the&nbsp;semiconductor chips is going to get expensive. Not because of the shortage this time but&nbsp;as chip foundries prepare to increase their prices.
The world&rsquo;s biggest foundries &mdash; including&nbsp;Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company,&nbsp;Samsung&nbsp;and&nbsp;Intel&nbsp;&mdash; are considering price hikes even as they have already increased prices 10-20 percent in the past year, CNBC&nbsp;reports.
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The foundries are increasing their prices because it&rsquo;s becoming more expensive for them to fund their growing operations. The chemicals used in chip manufacturing have increased 10-20 percent, as per the report. Similarly, the labor required to build new semiconductor facilities has also seen shortages and increased wage rates.
Samsung is set to increase its chipmaking prices by up to 20 percent, according to a Bloomberg report last Friday.
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The world’s biggest foundries — including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Samsung and Intel — are considering price hikes even as they have already increased prices 10-20 percent in the past year, CNBC reports.

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Samsung is set to increase its chipmaking prices by up to 20 percent.

From cars to ACs&nbsp;to your mobile phones, everything that depends on the&nbsp;semiconductor chips is going to get expensive. Not because of the shortage this time but&nbsp;as chip foundries prepare to increase their prices.
The world&rsquo;s biggest foundries &mdash; including&nbsp;Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company,&nbsp;Samsung&nbsp;and&nbsp;Intel&nbsp;&mdash; are considering price hikes even as they have already increased prices 10-20 percent in the past year, CNBC&nbsp;reports.
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The foundries are increasing their prices because it&rsquo;s becoming more expensive for them to fund their growing operations. The chemicals used in chip manufacturing have increased 10-20 percent, as per the report. Similarly, the labor required to build new semiconductor facilities has also seen shortages and increased wage rates.
Samsung is set to increase its chipmaking prices by up to 20 percent, according to a Bloomberg report last Friday.
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