It added that it expects 'second level of growth' to happen as its customers begin putting up factories in India. So far, the government has approved incentives for five projects of which four are in Gujarat and one is in Assam. For the semiconductor ecosystem in India to leapfrog, the company said having a strong supplier base, requisite infrastructure and lucrative incentives would be key.
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