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Tata Group, India's largest conglomerate, has applied to the Union Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology(MeiTY) to set up a semiconductor wafer fabrication facility under the India Semiconductor Mission(ISM)

The Indian conglomerate aims to manufacture mature nodes of 65 nm (nanometre) before moving to 48 nm and then to 28 nm — which supports applications ranging from graphic processor units (GPU) to consumer electronics and the internet of things — in a few years.

Assam is on the verge of welcoming its inaugural investment in a semiconductor packaging plant valued at approximately Rs 25,000 crore. This was announced by minister for state for electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar, while speaking at Digital India Future Skills Summit in Guwahati.

MoS MeitY Rajeev Chandrasekhar says state will soon going to have a Rs 25,000-crore semiconductor packaging plant

Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn is reportedly seeking partners for construction of its proposed site in India.

Currently, over 12 large projects are under discussion between investors and government as per information available in public domain.

It will be Tata’s second facility in India after the Karnataka facility that was taken over from Taiwanese firm Wistron

Hostels for 60,000 workers are being built in Tamil Nadus Sriperumbudur as Bharat FIH and other contract manufacturers, such as Foxconn Internationals India unit, Pegatron, and Tata Electronics, aim to expand iPhone manufacturing in India. The rise in domestic mobile phones and electronics production in India has been fueled by the PLI scheme, resulting in $15 billion worth of exports from April to October 2023. However, the contract labor regime in India has faced worker-led disruptions and con...

Wistron Infocomm Manufacturing (India) operates an iPhone assembly plant near Bangalore

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has approved the proposals for stake acquisitions in Religare Enterprises (REL) by four entities controlled by the Burman family members. These entities aim to acquire a majority shareholding of up to 53.94% in REL and collectively exercise joint control over the company.