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Semiconductor investments approved by India. 1. Micron Technology - Rs 22,516 crore - Sanand, Gujarat. 2. Tata Electronics & Powerchip - Rs 91,000 crore - Dholera, Gujarat. 3. Tata Electronics - Rs 27,000 crore - Morigaon, Assam. 4. CG Power + R

The first India-made semiconductor chips will roll out from Micron Technology's packaging unit in Gujarat’s Sanand in the first half of 2025. ~ Micron India

🥳🤯 The government of Uttar Pradesh has received proposals for projects totalling around Rs 40,038 crore under its new policy to incentivise semiconductor manufacturing and attract global investments in the state, its investment promotion agency Inv

India's foray into semiconductor manufacturing gains significant momentum with cabinet approval for six major projects across Gujarat, Assam, and Uttar Pradesh, totaling over ₹1.5 lakh crore. Key investments include Micron's ₹22,516 Cr facility in Sa

Gujarat-based semiconductor packaging firm, Suchi Semicon, is set to kick off its commercial production phase this month, with plans to manufacture and package up to 150,000 chips daily. Managing Director Ashok Mehta shared that this milestone mark

Foxconn's India Journey: A Global Investment Masterclass 🚀 Why Foxconn is Betting Big on India Foxconn's strategic moves showcase why global companies are obsessed with India: Key Investment Highlights: ✓Submitted semiconductor fabrication unit ap

Union IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, during a recent address, said within the next two years, all mobiles, cars, refrigerators, air conditioners and computers will have made-in-Gujarat chips.🔥🔥 Japan based corporation SHARP has reportedly plan to i

🚀 Game-changer news for India's semiconductor industry! 🇮🇳⚡ Tata Group & Tesla have joined forces to power India's EV revolution! 🔋💡 Tata Electronics will supply semiconductor chips & circuit boards for Tesla’s global operations—marking a huge

Eternal, the parent company of Zomato and Blinkit, is set to limit foreign ownership to 49.5%. The company's board approved the proposal during a meeting today, applying the cap on a fully diluted basis. The restriction will affect shareholdings by

Gujarat-based Vodafone Idea (Vi) has raised about Rs 5,400 crore from anchor investors, including GQG Partners, Fidelity Investments, UBS Fund Management, Jupiter Fund Management, and Australian Super, besides Indian investors such as India Infoline,