Cabinet Sanctions Tata Group's Chip Fabrication Unit in Gujarat
CIOTechOutlook Team | Thursday, 29 February 2024, 10:47 IST

The Cabinet also gave approval to Tata Electronics' plant including a monetary cost of Rs. 40,000 crore for gathering and bundling of semiconductors at Jagiroad in Assam. This will be the main interest in a semiconductor bundling plant worth almost Rs 21,000 crore by the Assam government. It will be fabricated mutually by the state government and Tata Group.
CG Power will likewise be setting up semiconductor unit in Gujarat in partnership with Renesas Gadgets Corp, Japan, and Stars Microelectronics, Thailand, the union minister said. Tata Sons' expected capital mixture into new business regions and gathering needs - semiconductors, protection, electric vehicles, and Air India, for example - is set to surpass $120 billion in the future.
Introductory evaluations had fixed about $90 billion of capital deployment by 2027. The overwhelming majority of ventures is reserved for capital-concentrated pursuits like semiconductors and Air India, denoting the biggest domestic funding responsibility in firms history.
Lately, the gathering had divulged various investments. Proposals incorporate laying out a chip handling plant in Assam with an expected expense of roughly Rs 40,000 crore and building a 20-gigawatt battery capacity production line in Gujarat inside the following couple of months.
The conglomerate has been taking wagers for the future - be it Air India or its hardware and semiconductor play, Chandrasekaran said while conveying the twentieth Anantharamakrishnan remembrance address on "India's Leadership in a Pivotal Decade" subsequent to being met with the MMA-Blends Business Administration Grant 2023. He didn't expand on plans for the semiconductor fab unit.
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