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Where India’s first ten semiconductor projects planned investment
Four projects in Gujarat accounted for about 78% of the planned investment listed in a February 2026 government summary of India’s first ten semiconductor approvals. The largest single project was Tata Electronics’ silicon fab.
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Tata’s Gujarat fab alone accounts for roughly 57% of the planned amount across the ten rows.
Gujarat’s share was concentrated in a few projects
The February figures total INR 160,365 crore across ten projects. Four Gujarat projects account for INR 124,933 crore. Tata Electronics’ silicon fab contributed INR 91,526 crore to that total, followed in the state by Micron’s assembly and test project at INR 22,516 crore. Source 1
The projects cover different steps in the supply chain
Tata’s Gujarat project is described as a fabrication facility, where semiconductors are made on wafers. The government describes the company’s Assam project as a packaging facility. Micron’s Gujarat project covers assembly and testing. A project’s place in the chain affects which capacity unit the source reports. Source 1
Project capacities use different units
The source describes projected wafer starts for the Gujarat fab and projected units per day for Tata’s Assam packaging project. A wafer start and a packaged unit measure different operations. The chart uses investment in a common currency unit so those capacity measures stay separate. Source 1
The June list is a later snapshot
The government reported 12 approved semiconductor manufacturing projects by June 2026, with an investment pipeline of about INR 164,000 crore. The ten-row table keeps the earlier project descriptions together. The later national figure records the expanded list and its approximate planned value. Source 1 Source 2