Dry Etch & Deposition Equipment
$0.55 bnAnnual import
0%Indian capability
4,600Supplier concentration (HHI)
₹8,000 crTo localise
Why India imports it. Lam Research, Applied Materials, Tokyo Electron dominate; no Indian OEM.
Why it matters. Etch determines transistor density; an export curb would cripple fabs.
Can India localise it? Hard - requires precision mechatronics + plasma physics IP.
Where it comes from. USA (60%), Japan (30%), South Korea (10%).
Scorecard
The ten indices
CMDI 79.5Dependency
LPI 22.75Localisation potential
IAI 43.75Investment attractiveness
SRI 81Supply risk
SCI 58.55Supply-chain complexity
TRI 34.85Technology readiness
IMI 72Industrial multiplier
NSRI 65.2National-security relevance
EPI 53.45Export potential
ICGI 92.75Capability gap
Who makes it
Manufacturers
In India
No significant domestic maker.
Global leaders
Lam ResearchApplied MaterialsTokyo Electron
On the ground
Localisation projects
- Tata Dholera Semiconductor Fab
Intelligence
Related signals
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Sources
Primary references
Confidence: Reasoned estimate. Reasoned estimate based on global fab equipment market shares. Part of Techadyant Labs' Critical Manufacturing Dependencies (Edition I).