‘Maharashtra State Electronics Policy’ Aims to Transform the State into a Global Electronics Hub
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According to the Ministry of Electronics and IT, under the Semicon India Programme, several significant proposals were approved, signalling India’s commitment to becoming a global semiconductor hub. Tata Electronics Private Limited (TEPL) received approval for setting up a Semiconductor Fab facility with a Rs. 91,526 crore investment in partnership with Taiwan’s PSMC. The facility, capable of producing 50,000 wafer starts per month, represents a technological leap for India. TEPL also got approval for an OSAT facility with an investment of Rs. 27,120 crore, aiming to produce 48 million units daily using indigenous packaging technologies.
This month’s main focus is on the ‘Maharashtra State Electronics Policy’ which aims to transform the state into a global electronics hub by providing incentives, subsidies, and to create a conducive business environment. Key features of this policy include financial incentives, such as capital subsidies and tax exemptions offered to electronics manufacturers for setting up operations in the state. These incentives reduce the initial investment burden and encourage the establishment of manufacturing units. To address the demand for a skilled workforce, the government has initiated various training programs.
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