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NITI Aayog Unveils $1 Trillion Roadmap to Make India a Global Chemical Powerhouse

Consultations have begun to turn the seven-pillar strategy into action through incentive schemes supported by infrastructure upgrades.

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Overview

  • The plan targets a USD 1 trillion chemical output and a 12% share of global value chains by 2040.
  • By 2030, it aims to raise India’s GVC share to 5–6%, eliminate a USD 31 billion trade deficit, boost exports by USD 35–40 billion and create around 700,000 skilled jobs.
  • A sales-linked operational expenditure subsidy is proposed to spur production of chemicals with high import dependence and strong export potential.
  • Existing hubs at Dahej, Paradeep and Vizag will be upgraded and a Chemical Committee set up at major ports to streamline logistics.
  • The roadmap emphasizes increased R&D funding, industry-academia partnerships and targeted free trade agreements to drive specialty and green chemical growth.