In 2026 India moved from promising chips to producing them. Micron (28 February 2026), Kaynes Semicon (31 March 2026) and CG Semi (4 July 2026) all began assem…
The government launched the India Semiconductor Mission with a 76,000 crore rupee outlay, offering fiscal support for fabs, compound-semiconductor and packaging units an…
In February and September 2024 the Cabinet approved the first big wave: the Tata-PSMC Dholera fab, the Tata assembly-and-test plant in Assam, the CG Power OSAT and, in S…
In May 2025 the Cabinet approved the HCL-Foxconn joint venture near Jewar at about 3,706 crore rupees. It is an assembly and test plant focused on display driver chips f…
On 28 February 2026 Micron inaugurated India's first semiconductor assembly and test facility. It converts DRAM and NAND wafers fabricated elsewhere in Micron's global n…
On 31 March 2026 the Kaynes Semicon OSAT plant at Sanand was inaugurated and began production, about 14 months after groundbreaking. Approved value is around 3,307 crore…
On 9 April 2026 the Centre notified a 66-hectare Special Economic Zone in the Dholera Special Investment Region, with Tata Semiconductor as developer and about 21,000 jo…
On 4 July 2026 the CG Semi OSAT facility began commercial production at its G1 line. The joint venture pairs CG Power of the Murugappa Group with Renesas Electronics of…
On 15 July 2026 the government approved the second phase of the India Semiconductor Mission with a 1,27,500 crore rupee outlay. Its pillars span chip design and IP, equi…
About a dozen manufacturing units are approved across six states, worth a cumulative 1.64 lakh crore rupees. Three are in commercial production, all backend plants. One…
The next phase is Tata Dholera and the other fab projects moving from construction to qualified production. Tata and government messaging points to first or trial wafers…
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