Tata Electronics, a subsidiary of India’s largest conglomerate, the Tata Group, signed 16 MOUs in conjunction with SEMICON India 2026, expanding partnerships including with Japanese companies. It is accelerating the development of semiconductor supply chains for the Dholera SIR front-end and Jagiroad back-end facilities.
Tata Electronics, a subsidiary of India’s major conglomerate, the Tata Group, announced 16 memoranda of understanding and other agreements in conjunction with SEMICON India 2026, held in New Delhi, and signed MOUs and strategic partnerships in the semiconductor field with 10 companies and institutions, including Japanese companies.
The company is currently building a front-end semiconductor plant in Dholera SIR, Gujarat, and a back-end OSAT plant in Jagiroad, Assam, in northeastern India. The projects are progressing as large-scale investments under government support programs. The partnerships are intended to build supply chains supporting these projects.
Specific partnerships with Japanese companies include an MOU signed by Fujifilm to support development of a materials ecosystem for the front-end plant and an MOU signed by Sumitomo Chemical to build a materials supply chain for the same plant. As a three-party collaboration, Sojitz and NRS signed an MOU aimed at establishing a supply and storage framework, while エノモト signed an MOU to strengthen the materials supply ecosystem for back-end operations.
Outside Japan, the company also arranged collaborations with ケリントン and Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya, and is advancing the development of an integrated semiconductor ecosystem covering materials procurement, connections with manufacturing equipment and talent development. Tata Electronics is deepening cooperation with companies and institutions in India and overseas and accelerating specific initiatives.