India Approves First Semiconductor SEZ in Dholera with ₹91,000 Crore Investment

¨     Government of India has approved a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) for the country’s first semiconductor fabrication plant, marking a major step towards building a domestic chip manufacturing ecosystem.

¨     The SEZ has been granted to Tata Semiconductor Manufacturing Private Ltd, which plans to invest approximately Rs 91,000 crore in the project at Dholera, Gujarat. The initiative aims to reduce India’s reliance on imported semiconductors and strengthen its position in the global electronics supply chain.

¨     The semiconductor fabrication facility will be spread across 66.16 hectares in Dholera and is expected to generate around 21,000 jobs. The project represents one of the largest investments in India’s electronics manufacturing sector.

¨     The SEZ has been notified by the Department of Commerce, reflecting the government’s focus on creating world-class infrastructure for high-technology industries.