HORIBA's Senior Executive Officer Hideyuki Koishi (小石秀之) said at SEMICON India that he is closely monitoring progress in developing infrastructure such as power and water in India. Meanwhile, the Indian government has outlined a policy of promoting domestic semiconductor production.
At the September trade show SEMICON India, HORIBA's Senior Executive Officer Hideyuki Koishi (小石秀之) indicated that he is closely monitoring whether infrastructure such as power and water in India can keep pace. The company is exploring semiconductor-related opportunities in the Indian market.
The article explains that the Indian government is promoting domestic semiconductor production and reports that investment in related materials is expanding in the second phase of its localization strategy. Developments surrounding the introduction of SEMICON 2.0 are cited as part of the background.
HORIBA, Ltd. operates in the automotive and medical equipment sectors in India and is also exploring business opportunities in semiconductors. Full-scale factory operations have yet to begin, and the state of infrastructure development in the Indian market is likely to affect future developments.