Directory

India’s Semiconductor Plants

Every other page in this directory describes something a plant buys. This one lists the plants: the sanctioned fabs and packaging lines that are the customer for all of it.

Sites mapped13 fabs and OSATs
Already operational6 buying from suppliers today
States hosting8 where the clusters are forming
Sanctioned investmentRs 1,60,236 Cr announced, not yet spent

Sanctioned Investment by Site

Announced or sanctioned capital, in rupees crore. These are commitments rather than money spent, and they are the figures most likely to be revised, each is dated on its card below.

Sanctioned investment per semiconductor site in India, rupees crore
SiteInvestment
Tata Electronics Rs 91,526 Cr
Tata Semiconductor Assembly and Test Rs 27,120 Cr
Micron Technology Rs 22,516 Cr
CG Semi Rs 7,584 Cr
HCL-Foxconn OSAT Rs 3,706 Cr
Kaynes Semicon Rs 3,307 Cr
SiCSem Rs 2,066 Cr
3D Glass Solutions Rs 1,943 Cr
ASIP Technologies Rs 468 Cr

Wafer Fabrication and Advanced Substrates

Where silicon is patterned. The most capital-intensive segment, and the one with the longest gap between sanction and first revenue.

Tata Electronics

Dholera Special Investment Region, Gujarat

With Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (Taiwan)

India’s first 300mm wafer fab, targeting up to 50,000 wafer starts a month on 28nm to 110nm nodes for power management ICs, microcontrollers and display drivers.

Investment
Rs 91,526 Cr
Status
Under construction.
Confidence
Verified · as of 2026-08

SiCSem

Bhubaneswar, Odisha

India’s first commercial silicon carbide compound semiconductor fab, for high-voltage power devices used in EV drivetrains and grid electronics.

Investment
Rs 2,066 Cr
Status
Sanctioned; under development.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

3D Glass Solutions

Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Glass-core substrate and 3D heterogeneous integration packaging for RF, photonics and AI applications, where glass outperforms organic laminate on high-frequency loss and thermal behaviour.

Investment
Rs 1,943 Cr
Status
Sanctioned; under development.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

Assembly, Test, Marking and Packaging

The segment India is actually building fastest, and the one every packaging-materials entry in this directory ultimately sells into.

Tata Semiconductor Assembly and Test

Jagiroad, Morigaon district, Assam

With Tata Electronics

Wire bond, flip chip and integrated systems packaging, with a stated design capacity in the order of 48 million chips a day. India’s largest single ATMP investment.

Investment
Rs 27,120 Cr
Status
Under construction.
Confidence
Verified · as of 2026-08

Micron Technology

Sanand, Gujarat

Assembly, test and packaging of DRAM and NAND memory for export. The first large ATMP plant to reach operation in India and the anchor for Sanand’s supplier cluster.

Investment
Rs 22,516 Cr
Status
Operational.
Confidence
Verified · as of 2026-08

CG Semi

Sanand, Gujarat

With CG Power and Industrial Solutions · Renesas Electronics (Japan) · Stars Microelectronics (Thailand)

Full-service OSAT covering traditional and advanced packaging for automotive, industrial and IoT microcontrollers and analog parts.

Investment
Rs 7,584 Cr
Status
G1 facility operational since August 2025.
Confidence
Verified · as of 2026-08

Kaynes Semicon

Sanand, Gujarat

Wire bond, substrate-based and multi-chip module packaging, plus co-packaged optics. Delivered India’s first commercially packaged multi-chip modules.

Investment
Rs 3,307 Cr
Status
Operational since March 2026.
Confidence
Verified · as of 2026-08

HCL-Foxconn OSAT

Jewar (near Noida International Airport), Uttar Pradesh

With HCL Group · Foxconn (Taiwan)

OSAT for display driver chips and PMICs targeting the domestic smartphone, automotive and IT hardware supply chains.

Investment
Rs 3,706 Cr
Status
Sanctioned; site preparation.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

ASIP Technologies

Andhra Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh

Assembly and test targeted at power semiconductors and specialty analog parts.

Investment
Rs 468 Cr
Status
Sanctioned; under development.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

CDIL Semiconductors (Mohali expansion)

Mohali, Punjab

Discrete-semiconductor assembly expansion at the existing CDIL Mohali plant; augments long-standing rectifier, transistor and MOSFET packaging capacity.

Investment
Not disclosed
Status
Expansion sanctioned August 2025.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

Sahasra Semiconductors

Bhiwadi, Rajasthan

Memory packaging (microSD, USB flash) at one of the first operating non-ISM OSATs in India. First commercial packaged chip shipped from India.

Investment
Not disclosed
Status
Operational since 2023.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

Suchi Semicon

Surat, Gujarat

Legacy-node packaging for discrete and small-signal analog parts. A privately funded OSAT operating outside the ISM sanction umbrella.

Investment
Not disclosed
Status
Operational since 2024.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08

RRP Electronics

Panvel, Maharashtra

Announced OSAT for automotive and consumer electronics packaging; not yet in production.

Investment
Not disclosed
Status
Announced; land and financing sequence in progress.
Confidence
Reported · as of 2026-08
What Confidence means

Confidence

Confidence describes how well evidenced our listing is. It is not a rating of the supplier or of its products.

Verified
Checked against a primary source: the firm’s own filing, product documentation or announcement.
Reported
Consistently reported by trade press or industry analysts, but we have not seen the primary document ourselves.
Likely
A credible supplier for this input given their product range, though we have not confirmed that they actually supply it.
Directional
Included to show the shape of the market. Read it as an observation, not as a claim about this firm.

How to read this. Investment figures are sanctioned or announced amounts, not amounts spent, and every card carries the month the figure was last checked. Listing a site documents the public record; it is not a claim of any commercial relationship. If you supply into one of these plants and something here is wrong, we would rather hear it than leave it standing.

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