T.N. likely to become $150 billion electronics hub by 2030, says State Industries Minister T.R.B. Rajaa

February 10, 2026 at 06:39 PM

By The Hindu

T.N. likely to become $150 billion electronics hub by 2030, says State Industries Minister T.R.B. Rajaa

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He points out that the State’s share in India’s total electronics exports during FY2025 was around 41% at $15 billion, and this is likely to have increased to 45% in FY2026. He also expresses concern that the Centre has not yet released State-wise data on electronics exports for the current financial year

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He points out that the State’s share in India’s total electronics exports during FY2025 was around 41% at $15 billion, and this is likely to have increased to 45% in FY2026. He also expresses concern that the Centre has not yet released State-wise data on electronics exports for the current financial year This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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He points out that the State’s share in India’s total electronics exports during FY2025 was around 41% at $15 billion, and this is likely to have increased to 45% in FY2026. He also expresses concern that the Centre has not yet released State-wise data on electronics exports for the current financial year

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