India is rapidly expanding its global electronics footprint on the back of new free trade agreements, targeted policy reforms and growing investor confidence, industry leaders said. Companies say the shift toward manufacturing-centric policies is reshaping India’s export potential and positioning the country for deeper integration into global value chains. As quoted by news agency ANI, Shiva Srinivasan, MD of MEL Systems & Services Ltd, said ongoing FTAs with regions such as the EU, ASEAN and Latin America will significantly widen market access. “The ongoing FTAs will expand the market for us. The government investment in semiconductor parks, logistics modernisations and electronics clusters will help the industry,” he noted. He added that electronics exports are expected to rise

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