India Electronic Warfare Market 2026–2035

India's electronic-warfare and SIGINT industrial base is the most strategically consequential — and least documented — segment of its defence ecosystem. After Operation Sindoor, over ₹70,000 crore has been committed to EW line items in twelve months, so demand is locked in; the binding constraints are now GaN MMIC fabrication (still ~75% imported, with SiC substrate and MOCVD reactors 95–100% imported), cognitive-EW software (India at TRL 4–5 against the PLA's TRL 6–7), and a 9.5-year procurement cycle running at 2.4× the peer average. This 98-page report is the first sub-component-level map of the RF base — import-dependency and capability-gap matrices, BEL and Astra Microwave order-book analysis, the space-SIGINT gap versus China, and three 2026–2035 market-sizing scenarios from ₹9,200 crore (Stagnant Continuity) to ₹22,000 crore (Strategic Breakout). Every exhibit carries a [V] / [V1] / [Modelled] verification label.