The Indian government has approved the country’s first semiconductor-focused Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to support Tata Group’s planned chip manufacturing facility in Dholera, Gujarat. The project, valued at around ₹91,000 crore, stands tall as India’s push to build a domestic semiconductor ecosystem and reduce import dependence. Also
India is recalibrating its semiconductor strategy under the Semicon Mission 2.0. A sharper focus will be placed on attracting investment in memory chip manufacturing, as the government looks to boost its position in the global electronics supply chain. Officials are now prioritising segments such as DRAM
Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the groundbreaking ceremony of the HCL–Foxconn semiconductor manufacturing unit in Uttar Pradesh. Attending the event via video conferencing, he said the moment marks a key step in India’s push to build a domestic semiconductor ecosystem. The facility, to be set up
As part of its broader ambition to become a $1 trillion economy, the Uttar Pradesh government has announced a fresh set of incentives to attract foreign direct investment into Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and semiconductor manufacturing facilities. The measures, approved by the state cabinet, are