Fujifilm to invest Rs 800 crore to build semiconductor materials plant in India, signs MoU with Tata Electronics
Fujifilm plans to invest about Rs 800 crore to establish a semiconductor materials plant in Dholera, India, in phases, and has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Tata Electronics to support India's semiconductor materials ecosystem around Tata’s upcoming fab in Dholera. The collaboration aims to localize production of key materials and strengthen the Indian supply chain.
Key facts
- 01Fujifilm will invest about Rs 800 crore to establish a semiconductor materials plant in Dholera, India.
- 02Fujifilm signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Tata Electronics to accelerate development of India’s semiconductor materials ecosystem.
- 03The project is described as being developed in phases.
- 04The aim is to support Tata Electronics’ upcoming fab in Dholera and strengthen local supply of high-purity semiconductor materials.
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