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Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA) / elcina.com — An electronics-specific trade-statistics table for India, organised by HS heading within Chapter 85 (electrical machinery and equipment) and published as parallel export and import panels: each row carries the HS code, the commodity description, prior-fiscal-year and current-fiscal-year trade values, and a computed year-on-year growth percentage. Visible export rows span roughly two dozen headings including motors and generators, transformers and static converters, primary and secondary cells, automotive electrical equipment, …
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An electronics-specific trade-statistics table for India, organised by HS heading within Chapter 85 (electrical machinery and equipment) and published as parallel export and import panels: each row carries the HS code, the commodity description, prior-fiscal-year and current-fiscal-year trade values, and a computed year-on-year growth percentage. Visible export rows span roughly two dozen headings including motors and generators, transformers and static converters, primary and secondary cells, automotive electrical equipment, industrial furnaces, soldering and welding machinery, telecom apparatus, loudspeakers and microphones, recorded media and flat-panel displays, with HS 8517 (telephony and data-transmission apparatus, the largest line at 140,798.41 moving to 219,707.17, up 56 percent) and HS 8542 (electronic integrated circuits, imports 1,71,483.43 to 208,612.81, up roughly 20 to 25 percent) the standout series. The association's underlying database is described as reaching to ITC-HS commodity-code granularity with periodic updates, which is materially finer than the fiscal-year heading summary shown on this public page.
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Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA) / elcina.com — An electronics-specific trade-statistics table for India, organised by HS heading within Chapter 85 (electrical machinery and equipment) and published as parallel export and import panels: each row carries the HS code, the commodity description, prior-fiscal-year and current-fiscal-year trade values, and a computed year-on-year growth percentage. Visible export rows span roughly two dozen headings including motors and generators, transformers and static converters, primary and secondary cells, automotive electrical equipment, …
Elcina offers (Supply Chain, Reference, Alternative) — Bounded and structured: Chapter 85 alone runs to roughly 40 headings, so the visible panel is on the order of 40 to 50 rows per panel for exports and imports per year, around 100 cells per fiscal year. The underlying ITC-HS-level database is an order of magnitude larger — India's ITC-HS schedule carries tens of thousands of tariff lines, and at monthly frequency across multiple years the association's full database would run to millions of observations. Which of those two grains is actually sellable is the open question..
Sizing India's electronics manufacturing and import dependence at commodity granularity, which is the central question for every production-linked-incentive and semiconductor-fab investment decision in the country; component-demand forecasting for distributors and contract manufacturers; supply-chain risk assessment on import concentration; market-entry and channel-sizing analysis for overseas component suppliers; tariff and policy-impact analysis; a cross-check on company-level claims about localisation; and alt-data signal for analysts covering Indian electronics manufacturers and EMS players.
Coverage spans APAC; Electronic Manufacturing Services, Semiconductors; supply_chain, reference, alternative; equities.
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