The semiconductor industry in India is experiencing rapid growth, with the semiconductor consumption market expected to double from USD 52 billion in 2024-25 to USD 103.4 billion by 2030. This is a 13% CAGR over 5 years. This demand is driven by the government’s manufacturing push and usage in other industries like EV, automotive, and IT.
This demand led to growth and investment in semiconductor stocks in India. In this blog, we will have a look at the following
What are semiconductor stocks?
Key government schemes driving semiconductor growth in India
Top 5 best semiconductor stocks in India.
Things To Check Before Investing In Semiconductor Stocks
What Are Semiconductor Stocks?
Semiconductor stocks are the stocks of companies that create and sell microchips, which are major components in electronics, data centres, automotive, and medical equipment. Some firms are called Integrated Design Manufacturers (IDMs), which handle both design and manufacturing.
Key Government Schemes Driving Semiconductor Growth in India
Currently, India relies heavily on other countries for semiconductors. This includes countries like China, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. To reduce this dependence, the Government of India has launched the following schemes and incentives, such as the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM). This scheme includes an incentives budget for Rs 76,000 crore subsidies and support for fabrication, assembly, testing, and design of semiconductor manufacturing with upto 50% capital assistance.
As of December 25, this scheme had 10 projects in 6 states with a total investment of Rs 1.6 lakh crore. By 2029, the government plans to increase domestic home production by 70-75%.
Top 5 Semiconductor Stocks In India 2026
1. Polymatech Electronics
Polymatech Electronics Pvt. Limited is one of India’s leading semiconductor manufacturers. Established in 2007. Polymatech is a subsidiary of Polymatech Company Limited, Japan, with production facilities domestically (Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh) and internationally across Europe and Singapore. The most operational being the Oragadam, Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu facility.
In the last 5 years, the company has grown 42X in revenue (Rs 1,912.1 Cr in FY2025) and 45X in EBITDA (Rs 496.3 Cr in FY2025). The company has been entering new projects and expansions over the last 2-3 years.
Currently, Polymatech unlisted share price is Rs 56 per share with a market cap of Rs 2,424 crore.
2. Tata Elxsi
Tata Elxsi provides specialised engineering, design, and embedded design services for the semiconductor industry. They also focus on integrating AI, machine learning, and natural language programming (NLP) with their services.
Tata Elxsi's share price: Rs 4,235 per share.
Tata Elxsi Market Cap: 26,383 Cr
3. Moschip Technologies
Moschip Technologies specialises in semiconductor and system design, providing ASICs (specific-use semiconductor chips) with design and IP solutions. This company caters to automotive, networking, medical, and industrial automation.
Moschip Share Price: Rs 198 per share
MosChip Market Cap: Rs 3,865 Cr.
4. HCL Technologies
HCL Technologies gives semiconductor engineering services, which include IC design, manufacturing, validation, and testing. With more than 2 decades of legacy in this tech manufacturing domain, the company is setting up its Rs 3,700 crore facility in Uttar Pradesh in partnership with Foxconn.
HCL Technologies share price: Rs 1,278 per share
HCL Technologies Market Cap: Rs 3,46,725 Cr.
5. Dixon Technologies
Dixon Technologies is going through a shift from being a pure electronics manufacturer (EMS) to becoming a key player in India’s semiconductor system. Along with governments' PLI and ECMS schemes, the company is actively investing in display fabrication, camera modules, and chip-embedded PCB manufacturing.
Dixon Technologies share price: Rs 10,866 per share
Dixon Technologies Market Cap: Rs 66,065 Cr.
Things To Check Before Investing In Semiconductor Stocks
A) Business Model
Knowing how the semiconductor company earns money is important before investing in it. Check whether the company is a fabless designer, foundry, IDM or some other business model existing in this industry.
B) Supply Chain Mechanics
Most of the semiconductor manufacturing is concentrated in Taiwan, North Korea, and China, which can create a geopolitical supply risk. In India, building domestic capacity will take years.
C) Technological USP
The semiconductor companies that win in the long term usually have strong R&D, product differentiation, and IPs, which are hard to replicate. This allows investing in them.
D) Financial Position and Growth
Check all basic financial indicators like growth in revenue, EBITDA, and PAT. The gross and operating margins and the debt structure of the company. These factors will directly impact your wealth as a shareholder.
In Summary
The semiconductor industry is becoming one of the fastest-growing industries in India. With more spending on R&D and government initiatives, the semiconductor chip manufacturing and related industries will boom. With this growth, Polymatech can be one of the companies leading India's semiconductor transformation.
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