Tata Electronics signs five partnerships at Semicon India 2026

Tata Electronics announced a series of strategic partnerships at Semicon India 2026, aimed at bolstering India's semiconductor industry. The company signed MOUs with Sumitomo Chemical, Kelington, Enomoto, Sojitz Corporation, NRS CORPORATION, and L&T Semiconductor.

The partnership with Sumitomo Chemical is set to enhance India's semiconductor materials ecosystem. Sumitomo will supply semiconductor materials like photoresists, functional chemicals, and high-purity chemicals necessary for Tata Electronics' upcoming Fab in Dholera, Gujarat. Tata Electronics will also assist Sumitomo in exploring semiconductor material and chemical manufacturing in India.

Kellington, a Malaysian engineering solutions provider, will help Tata Electronics prepare its Dholera fab for operations. The collaboration will focus on infrastructure deployment, systems integration, and engineering capabilities. It will also involve developing local talent and advanced design and build engineering capabilities in India.

The alliance with Enomoto will strengthen India's semiconductor packaging ecosystem. Tata Electronics will support packaging readiness at the Jagiroad facility in Assam and explore localisation of lead frame manufacturing. This will help build a resilient semiconductor value chain in India.

Sojitz Corporation and NRS CORPORATION will collaborate on developing a semiconductor materials supply chain for Tata Electronics' future foundry in Dholera. The partnership supports India's vision of a robust semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem.

Lastly, L&T Semiconductor Technologies Limited will work with Tata Electronics to build domestic design and manufacturing capabilities. The partnership will enable chip fabrication and packaging optimizations across a range of Tata Electronics' fab process technologies and packaging solutions. The collaboration aims to advance domestic chip manufacturing.