Electronic Manufacturing Services Market Regional Analysis:
APAC Market Insights
The Asia Pacific electronic manufacturing services market is expected to account for a share of 36% during 2026-2035, owing to the rapid expansion of local consumer electronics including smartphones. According to the January 2025 report of the India Brand Equity Fund, the mobile phone manufacturing in India reached USD 49.27 in 2024. As domestic demand for smartphones rises, regional EMS firms are increasingly involved in end-to-end manufacturing solutions. This growing ecosystem is strengthening the supply chain resilience and driving long-term partnerships with both regional and international brands.
The Electronic manufacturing services market in China is projected to grow at a significant pace due to the country’s advanced infrastructure and government-backed industrial zones. Specialized manufacturing hubs equipped with high-speed logistics networks, power supply systems, and localized supplier ecosystems make it easier for EMS providers to streamline production and reduce turnaround times. These purpose-built zones attract both domestic and international clients seeking efficiency and scale.
North America Insights
The electronic manufacturing services market in North America is expected to account for a substantial share during the forecast period. The market is benefiting from increased reshoring initiatives, as companies seek to reduce reliance on overseas production and mitigate geopolitical risks. Supply chain vulnerabilities highlighted by recent global disruptions have encouraged the U.S.-based firms to bring manufacturing operations closer to end markets. This strategic shift is allowing EMS providers to offer improved supply chain control, faster delivery times, and enhanced responsiveness to customer needs.
The U.S. electronic manufacturing services market is projected to witness rapid growth due to the rapid advancement of smart technologies and the increasing integration of electronics in industrial automation systems. According to the International Federation of Robotics 2024 report, the U.S. accounted for nearly 37,587 robot installations in 2023. As factories and infrastructure evolve toward Industry 4.0 standards, there is a rising need for custom-built electronic components such as sensors, controllers, and embedded systems. EMS providers are well-positioned to meet these demands through precision manufacturing and engineering services.
