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India Electronics Industry Report - H1, 2012

September 2012 | 35 pages | ID: I643AA49E33EN
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The Indian economy saw a period of slowdown in fiscal year 2012. The country recorded a GDP growth of 5.3% in the fourth quarter which was its worst performance in the last nine years. India's electronics industry also suffered a minor slowdown but managed to record a y/y growth of 10%. The production turnover of the industry grew at a CAGR of more than 15% in the last six years and is expected to cross INR 1.5 tn by the end of fiscal year 2013.

The country ranked low in terms of electronic equipment manufacturing, accounting for only around 1.5% of total world production. According to the Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), more than 50% of demand for the country's electronics was met through imports and the figure is expected to rise to 75% by 2020. The government is undertaking several initiatives to promote domestic manufacturing of electronic equipment. Under the Draft National Policy on Electronics (NPE), the government has targeted to create an eco-system for a globally competitive electronic system design and manufacturing sector in the country, in order to achieve a production turnover of about USD 400 Bn by 2020. The policy also targets investment of about USD 100 Bn and employment to around 28 mn people at various levels of the industry.

All six major sub-sectors of the Indian electronics industry saw growth in production turnover during the fiscal year 2012. Highest growth was recorded by the electronic components and communication equipment sub-sector, while consumer electronics was slightly subdued compared to the past few years. However, rising costs of raw materials and persistent inflation was negatively affecting the profitability of the sector. Major domestic players in the industry recorded a significant decline in their profit margins during the year.

The outlook for Indian electronics is positive owing to the huge domestic demand and supply gap and double digit production growth rate in almost all of its sub-sectors. The increasing population and growing per capita income will increase the size of this industry in the years to come.

Key Points:
  • In FY12, India's electronic industry recorded a production turnover of around USD 30bn. The country's total electronic hardware production turnover grew at a CAGR of 16.8% during the last six years.
  • The largest contribution in FY12 came from communication and broadcast equipment, which accounted for 28.3% of the total production turnover, followed by consumer electronics with 23.9%. Together, these accounted for more than half of the entire production turnover of the industry.
  • Electronic hardware exports grew at a CAGR of 28.9% during 2007-2012 and exceeded USD 9bn by the end of FY12.
  • During January 2000 to June 2012, the electronics sector received foreign direct investment (FDI) of USD 1.17bn or 0.7% of the country's total FDI inflows. This was low when compared to other industrial sectors. However, it grew by 19% year on year over the June 2011 figure, indicating higher growth of inflows to the sector.
1. INDUSTRY PROFILE

1.1 Sector Overview
1.2 Sector Size
1.3 Competitive Landscape
1.4 Environmental Scanning
1.5 Recent Developments in the industry

2. MARKET TRENDS AND OUTLOOK

2.1 Key Economic Indicators-India
2.2 Consumer Electronics
2.3 Industrial Electronics
2.4 Computer Hardware and Peripherals
2.5 Communication and Broadcasting Equipments
2.6 Strategic Electronics
2.7 Electronic Components
2.8 Industry Forecast

3. LEADING PLAYERS AND COMPARATIVE MATRIX

3.1 Leading Players
  3.1.1 Videocon Industries Limited
  3.1.2 HCL Infosystems Limited
  3.1.3 Bharat Electronics Limited
3.2 Comparative Matrix
3.3 SWOT Analysis

4. TABLES & CHARTS

Table 1: Sub-sectors of Indian Electronics Hardware Industry
Table 2: Key Objectives under the Draft National Policy on Electronics-2011
Table 3: Union Budget Highlights for Electronics Sector
Table 4: India-Key Economic Indicators
Table 5: Policy on Strategic Electronics in Draft National Policy on Electronics
Table 6: Market Share of Videocon in Different Consumer Appliance Segments
Table 7: Financial Highlights of Videocon Industries in Last four Years
Table 8: Financial Highlights of HCL Infosystems in Last Four Years
Table 9: Financial Highlights of BEL in Last Four Years
Table 10: Balance Sheet Parameters-Consolidated
Table 11: Valuation Matrix
Chart 1: Electronic Hardware Exports from India
Chart 2: India's Share in World Electronic Equipments Production
Chart 3: World Electronics Production by Sub-sectors
Chart 4: Electronic Hardware Production by Value
Chart 5: Electronic Hardware Production by Sub-sectors
Chart 6: Cumulative FDI in Electronics Sector since January 2000
Chart 7: Position of Constituent Parties in Lower House of Parliament
Chart 8: GNI per Capita, Atlas method
Chart 9: Quarterly GDP Growth Rate
Chart 10: Average Monthly USD to INR Exchange Rate
Chart 11: GDP by Sector
Chart 12: Consumer Electronics Production by Value
Chart 13: Consumer Electronics Exports from India
Chart 14: Flat Panel TV Market Share by Shipments
Chart 15: Smartphone Market Share by Unit Sales
Chart 16: Industrial Electronics Production by Value
Chart 17: Industrial Electronics Exports from India
Chart 18: Computer Hardware Production by Value
Chart 19: Computer Hardware Exports from India
Chart 20: Personal Computer Imports by Value
Chart 21: Personal Computer Market Share by Unit Sales
Chart 22: Communication and Broadcasting Equipment Production
Chart 23: Communication and Broadcasting Equipments Exports
Chart 24: Number of Mobile Cellular Subscribers
Chart 25: Telecom Equipment Market Share by Annual Revenues
Chart 26: Strategic Electronics Production by Value
Chart 27: Electronic Components Production by Value
Chart 28: Electronic Component Exports from India
Chart 29: Demand for Electronic Components by Sectors
Chart 30: Distribution of Electronic Components Market
Chart 31: Forecast for Production Turnover of Electronics Industry
Chart 32: Forecast for Export Turnover of Electronics Industry
Chart 33: Videocon Industries Limited- Shareholding
Chart 34: Videocon Industries Q1 Financial Highlights
Chart 35: HCL Infosystems Limited-Shareholding
Chart 36: Business Segments of HCL Infosystems
Chart 37: HCL Infosystems Financial Highlights
Chart 38: Bharat Electronics Limited-Shareholding
Chart 39: Business Segments of BEL by Annual Revenue Share
Chart 40: BEL Financial Highlights
Chart 41: PAT Margin of Leading Players
Chart 42: Interest Cost as a Percentage of Annual Sales


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