India's Biggest Chip Push Yet

India has approved its largest-ever Semiconductor Mission with an investment of around ₹1.25 lakh crore, aiming to build a globally competitive chip manufacturing ecosystem.

A 64% Bigger Investment

The new Semiconductor Mission 2.0 significantly increases funding compared to the first mission's ₹76,000 crore allocation, reflecting the government's stronger long-term commitment.

India Exports Commercial Chips

For the first time, India has started exporting commercially manufactured semiconductor chips from CG Semis' Gujarat facility, marking a major milestone for domestic manufacturing.

Malaysia Receives First Shipment

The first batch of Indian-made chips has been shipped to Malaysia, demonstrating that India's semiconductor factories are already producing for international markets.

Building More Than Factories

Mission 2.0 aims to develop the complete semiconductor ecosystem—including silicon wafers, specialty chemicals, chip packaging, testing, equipment, and skilled talent.

Global Competition Is Heating Up

Countries including the United States, Japan, South Korea and the European Union are investing billions in semiconductor production, and India wants to stay competitive.

First Mission Delivered Results

Projects by major companies such as Tata Electronics, Micron and CG Power attracted investments worth several lakh crore rupees, encouraging the government to expand the programme.

More Chip Plants Coming

According to government plans, several semiconductor plants are expected to become operational between 2026 and 2028, further expanding India's manufacturing capacity.

India Enters the Global Chip League

With commercial production and exports underway, India joins the growing list of nations participating in the global semiconductor supply chain.

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