The Tata Group<\/a> is looking to step up its electronics play and could be firming up plans to enter the semiconductor segment. It is currently scouting for land near its electronics manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu’s Krishnagiri district, according to several people aware of the development.

The conglomerate could either broaden the scope of its existing mobile components manufacturing unit there or set up an outsourced semiconductor assembly & test (OSAT) unit, these people added.

This planned expansion by
Tata Electronics<\/a>, which was set up as a greenfield venture in 2020, comes on the heels of the Tata<\/a> Group’s ongoing acquisition of Taiwanese contract manufacturer Wistron<\/a>’s iPhone manufacturing plant in neighbouring Karnataka’s Kolar district, as reported by ET on May 22.

Assembly Plans
<\/strong>
Sources in the know said the Tatas are also looking for land in another location within Tamil Nadu, in the western district of Coimbatore.

“Now that they are (Tata Group) taking over the Wistron plant, they could even be getting into assembly as well but at the moment we are not sure if they will do more components manufacturing or assembly in Tamil Nadu,” said one person cited above.

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Tata Electronics, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Tamil Nadu government in 2021 to set up the phone component making unit with an investment of Rs 4,684 crore and is expected to employ more than 18,000 people at the plant.

“They have identified (more) land close to this facility,” a person close to the developments told ET.

Tata Electronics did not respond to ET's request for comments till press time.

If successful, Tata Electronics’ expansion plans will see a third major mobile and allied component manufacturing facility coming up in Tamil Nadu. Taiwan’s Foxconn and
Pegatron<\/a> both have facilities in the state.

Semiconductor Ambitions
<\/strong>
Experts are of the view that Tata Electronics has already directly or indirectly made its ambitions clear in getting in key areas of the end-to-end semiconductor and electronics industry.

“(It makes) telecom equipment through Tejas, semiconductor design through Saankhya, (has) chip fab and chip packaging plans to be announced at some point, non-electronic components for iPhone already made in Krishnagiri, plans iPhone assembly by acquiring Wistron's India business,” said semiconductor industry veteran Arun Mampazhy.

Earlier in April, the Tata Group announced the appointment of Intel veteran Randhir Thakur as the chief executive officer of Tata Electronics. Thakur, who was the head of Intel Foundry Services, is likely to lead the company’s efforts to get into semiconductor chips fabrication, packaging and manufacturing, sources said.

“The Tata Group is likely to take it slow and understand the market before taking the plunge. We have had some meetings with them, and they have apprised us of some basic plans they have in mind,” a senior official from the ministry of electronics and information technology said.

According to Mampazhy in the next few years or perhaps up to the end of this decade, one can expect to see pieces of the puzzle unfold slowly with Tata Electronics having a “non-negligible presence” in various aspects of semiconductor and electronics manufacturing supply chain globally.

The appointment of Thakur, the MeitY official said, showed that the Tata Group was serious about its plans to get into semiconductor manufacturing.

“The roadmap for Tata Electronics is exciting and Thakur's in-depth knowledge and multi-functional experience will bode well for the company. I am confident that under his leadership, Tata Electronics will lead India to take its rightful position in the global semiconductor and precision manufacturing industry,”
Tata Sons<\/a> chairman N Chandrasekaran<\/a> said in a statement at the time.

Tata Electronics is the only homegrown company that has been shortlisted by Apple to be its vendor as it looks to diversify its manufacturing away from China. Apple has outsourced the manufacturing of iPhone enclosures to Tata Electronics.

Tata Electronics was founded with expertise in manufacturing precision components and has a roadmap that extends to semiconductor fabrication and packaging segments.
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再见可能去大在电子、半导体

塔塔集团的范围可以扩大其现有的移动组件制造单元或建立一个外包半导体装配和测试(OSAT)单元。

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塔塔集团希望加强其电子游戏,可以加固计划进入半导体领域。目前寻找土地附近电子制造厂在泰米尔纳德邦Krishnagiri区,根据几个人意识到发展。

集团的范围可以扩大其现有的移动组件制造单元或建立一个外包半导体装配和测试(OSAT)单元,这些人补充说。

这种扩张计划塔塔电子,作为新建合资企业成立于2020年,之前的塔塔集团正在进行收购台湾合同制造商纬创资通Kolar的iPhone制造厂在邻近的卡纳塔克邦的:区,据5月22日。

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装配计划

知道的消息说再见也在另一个位置在泰米尔纳德邦,寻找土地在哥印拜陀的西部地区。

“现在,他们(塔塔集团)接管纬创资通工厂,他们甚至可以进入议会,但目前我们不确定他们是否会做更多的组件制造或组装在泰米尔纳德邦,“说上述引用的一个人。


塔塔电子,塔塔集团的子公司,与泰米尔纳德邦政府签署了一份谅解备忘录于2021年设立电话组件制造单元的投资4684卢比,预计雇佣超过18000人。

“他们已经确定(更多)土地接近这个设施,”一位知情人士告诉等发展。

塔塔电子没有回应等的注释请求到新闻时间。

如果成功,塔塔电子的扩张计划将看到一个第三大移动和盟军在泰米尔纳德邦组件制造工厂。台湾的富士康和和硕联合都有设施。

半导体的野心

专家认为,塔塔电子已经直接或间接地明确其野心的关键领域的端到端半导体和电子行业。

广告
通过光辉”(让)电信设备,半导体设计通过Saankhya,(已经)芯片和芯片封装计划宣布在某种程度上,非电子组件在Krishnagiri iPhone已经计划iPhone大会通过收购纬创资通的印度业务,“半导体行业资深Arun Mampazhy说。

4月早些时候,塔塔集团宣布任命英特尔资深Randhir Thakur塔塔的首席执行官电子产品。Thakur,英特尔的头铸造服务,可能导致公司的努力进入半导体芯片制造、包装和制造,消息人士称。

“塔塔集团可能会把它缓慢和理解市场在经历了。我们有一些与他们见面,他们通知我们一些基本的计划,”一位高级官员的电子和信息技术。

根据Mampazhy在未来几年或十年结束的时候,我们可以期望看到的难题展开慢慢与塔塔电子拥有一个“不容忽视的存在”全球半导体和电子制造业供应链的各个方面。

MeitY官员的任命Thakur说,表明,塔塔集团的计划是认真进入半导体制造业。

“塔塔电子是很让她兴奋和Thakur路线图的深入知识和多功能经验将预示着该公司。我相信在他的领导下,塔塔电子将印度在全球半导体其应有的地位和精密制造业,”塔塔的儿子主席N Chandrasekaran在一份声明中说。

塔塔电子是唯一的本土公司,已经被苹果入围供应商看起来多样化远离中国的制造业。苹果公司外包制造iPhone的塔塔电子围栏。

塔塔电子成立专业生产精密组件和一个路线图,延伸到半导体制造和包装领域。

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The Tata Group<\/a> is looking to step up its electronics play and could be firming up plans to enter the semiconductor segment. It is currently scouting for land near its electronics manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu’s Krishnagiri district, according to several people aware of the development.

The conglomerate could either broaden the scope of its existing mobile components manufacturing unit there or set up an outsourced semiconductor assembly & test (OSAT) unit, these people added.

This planned expansion by
Tata Electronics<\/a>, which was set up as a greenfield venture in 2020, comes on the heels of the Tata<\/a> Group’s ongoing acquisition of Taiwanese contract manufacturer Wistron<\/a>’s iPhone manufacturing plant in neighbouring Karnataka’s Kolar district, as reported by ET on May 22.

Assembly Plans
<\/strong>
Sources in the know said the Tatas are also looking for land in another location within Tamil Nadu, in the western district of Coimbatore.

“Now that they are (Tata Group) taking over the Wistron plant, they could even be getting into assembly as well but at the moment we are not sure if they will do more components manufacturing or assembly in Tamil Nadu,” said one person cited above.

\"\"
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>
Tata Electronics, a subsidiary of the Tata Group, signed a memorandum of understanding with the Tamil Nadu government in 2021 to set up the phone component making unit with an investment of Rs 4,684 crore and is expected to employ more than 18,000 people at the plant.

“They have identified (more) land close to this facility,” a person close to the developments told ET.

Tata Electronics did not respond to ET's request for comments till press time.

If successful, Tata Electronics’ expansion plans will see a third major mobile and allied component manufacturing facility coming up in Tamil Nadu. Taiwan’s Foxconn and
Pegatron<\/a> both have facilities in the state.

Semiconductor Ambitions
<\/strong>
Experts are of the view that Tata Electronics has already directly or indirectly made its ambitions clear in getting in key areas of the end-to-end semiconductor and electronics industry.

“(It makes) telecom equipment through Tejas, semiconductor design through Saankhya, (has) chip fab and chip packaging plans to be announced at some point, non-electronic components for iPhone already made in Krishnagiri, plans iPhone assembly by acquiring Wistron's India business,” said semiconductor industry veteran Arun Mampazhy.

Earlier in April, the Tata Group announced the appointment of Intel veteran Randhir Thakur as the chief executive officer of Tata Electronics. Thakur, who was the head of Intel Foundry Services, is likely to lead the company’s efforts to get into semiconductor chips fabrication, packaging and manufacturing, sources said.

“The Tata Group is likely to take it slow and understand the market before taking the plunge. We have had some meetings with them, and they have apprised us of some basic plans they have in mind,” a senior official from the ministry of electronics and information technology said.

According to Mampazhy in the next few years or perhaps up to the end of this decade, one can expect to see pieces of the puzzle unfold slowly with Tata Electronics having a “non-negligible presence” in various aspects of semiconductor and electronics manufacturing supply chain globally.

The appointment of Thakur, the MeitY official said, showed that the Tata Group was serious about its plans to get into semiconductor manufacturing.

“The roadmap for Tata Electronics is exciting and Thakur's in-depth knowledge and multi-functional experience will bode well for the company. I am confident that under his leadership, Tata Electronics will lead India to take its rightful position in the global semiconductor and precision manufacturing industry,”
Tata Sons<\/a> chairman N Chandrasekaran<\/a> said in a statement at the time.

Tata Electronics is the only homegrown company that has been shortlisted by Apple to be its vendor as it looks to diversify its manufacturing away from China. Apple has outsourced the manufacturing of iPhone enclosures to Tata Electronics.

Tata Electronics was founded with expertise in manufacturing precision components and has a roadmap that extends to semiconductor fabrication and packaging segments.
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