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government clears semiconductor projects worth rs 3936 crore
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AI-generatedIndia's government approval of two semiconductor projects under the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) directly expands domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity. The projects target compound semiconductors, display modules, and OSAT services, reducing import dependence and strengthening the local supply chain. This is a country-specific (India) policy-driven capex cycle for the semiconductor sector, with potential long-term benefits for electronics manufacturing and job creation.
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- Government approved two semiconductor projects worth Rs 3,936 crore.
- Crystal Matrix (CML) to set up integrated facility in Dholera for compound semiconductor fabrication and mini/micro-LED display modules.
- CML annual capacity: 72,000 sqm display panels and 24,000 sets of RGB GaN epitaxy wafers.
- Suchi Semicon (SSPL) to set up OSAT facility in Surat with capacity of over 1,033 million chips annually.
- Projects expected to create ~2,230 skilled jobs; total ISM projects now 12 with investments ~Rs 1.6 lakh crore.
EM tech supply chains see flat impact; no immediate changes expected.
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