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吠檀多玩会在富士康企业63%的股份
石油到金属集团将继续持有63%,富士康将拥有37%,说Akarsh Hebbar,显示器和半导体业务的全球董事总经理,独家采访。
没有变化的合资企业的股权结构韦丹塔资源集团和富士康半导体制造技术和显示单元在印度,一位高级吠檀多集团高管告诉等。
石油到金属集团将继续持有63%,富士康将拥有37%,说Akarsh Hebbar,显示器和半导体业务的全球董事总经理,独家采访。
Hebbar的声明之际,有迹象显示,政府的支持吠檀多集团承担的角色“小伙伴”与富士康合作企业。
2月4日报道称,尽管韦丹塔将继续保持企业合伙人,“这不会导致合作伙伴。”
然而Hebbar说,韦丹塔仍然致力于企业,集团将推进相同的伙伴关系。
“政府已经完全信任我们。当我们得到批准,我们(将)开始构建整个工厂,”Hebbar说。
刷牙一边担忧的企业无法获得融资,Hebbar表示,谈判正在进行的与几个合作伙伴和金融投资者是“上”。
“第一阶段投资总计120亿美元。我们谈论的是75亿美元的半导体工厂,大约3 - 4美元显示(制造),”他补充说,总投资将是一个混合债券和股票。2美元之间的合资伙伴将共同投资30亿美元的项目职位的动机。
mines-to-metal集团在2022年2月宣布与台湾合资的鸿海科技集团在印度制造半导体芯片和显示晶圆厂。鸿海科技集团被称为富士康科技之外的台湾。
等也曾报道,Vedanta-Foxconn合资企业与欧洲芯片制造商意法半导体作为该半导体芯片的技术合作伙伴在印度制造子公司。
Hebbar,而拒绝证实或否认STM的结盟,说企业在与各种技术合作伙伴可以提供“节点的可行性”,企业正在寻找。
“在这一点上的时间我们不说话只是一个技术合作伙伴。总是会有技术合作伙伴我们想复制粘贴,因为这些都是落后的节点。我们将建立自己的研发(研发)设施不断更新确保我们的许可,”他说。
后与古吉拉特邦政府签署的谅解备忘录,韦丹塔曾表示,项目的总投资将达到180亿美元(Rs 54000卢比)。
作为计划的一部分半导体制造2021年12月,政府宣布印度半导体的任务,奖励高达76000卢比。
根据该计划,中央政府会大,前期投资- 50%财政支持按最近的修改——支持半导体晶圆工厂建议。
总政府资金支持在某些情况下可能高达70%,如果政府的让步和补贴也包括在内,使其成为政府的一台洗碗机了推动种子在印度一个产业生态系统。
在半导体制造的旅程的开始,韦丹塔资源集团将坚持确保“久经考验”技术来印度而不是试图“重新发明轮子”,Hebbar说。
合资企业也跟几个买家和承诺采购50 - 55%的芯片将从其制造古吉拉特邦单位,他说。
“四年之后我们会有更多的会谈(许多)更多的顾客。我认为每个人都渴望使用这个工厂,我们会给每个人,这些能力不足”Hebbar,他将新半导体部门执行主任韦丹塔资源集团的说。
周一,韦丹塔资源集团宣布任命半导体行业资深大卫·里德其半导体业务的首席执行官。
“他(Reed)将负责招聘过程和商业计划在他的。董事会的一部分我将监督整个事情,”Hebbar说。
石油到金属集团将继续持有63%,富士康将拥有37%,说Akarsh Hebbar,显示器和半导体业务的全球董事总经理,独家采访。
Hebbar的声明之际,有迹象显示,政府的支持吠檀多集团承担的角色“小伙伴”与富士康合作企业。
然而Hebbar说,韦丹塔仍然致力于企业,集团将推进相同的伙伴关系。
“政府已经完全信任我们。当我们得到批准,我们(将)开始构建整个工厂,”Hebbar说。
刷牙一边担忧的企业无法获得融资,Hebbar表示,谈判正在进行的与几个合作伙伴和金融投资者是“上”。
“第一阶段投资总计120亿美元。我们谈论的是75亿美元的半导体工厂,大约3 - 4美元显示(制造),”他补充说,总投资将是一个混合债券和股票。2美元之间的合资伙伴将共同投资30亿美元的项目职位的动机。
mines-to-metal集团在2022年2月宣布与台湾合资的鸿海科技集团在印度制造半导体芯片和显示晶圆厂。鸿海科技集团被称为富士康科技之外的台湾。
等也曾报道,Vedanta-Foxconn合资企业与欧洲芯片制造商意法半导体作为该半导体芯片的技术合作伙伴在印度制造子公司。
“在这一点上的时间我们不说话只是一个技术合作伙伴。总是会有技术合作伙伴我们想复制粘贴,因为这些都是落后的节点。我们将建立自己的研发(研发)设施不断更新确保我们的许可,”他说。
后与古吉拉特邦政府签署的谅解备忘录,韦丹塔曾表示,项目的总投资将达到180亿美元(Rs 54000卢比)。
作为计划的一部分半导体制造2021年12月,政府宣布印度半导体的任务,奖励高达76000卢比。
根据该计划,中央政府会大,前期投资- 50%财政支持按最近的修改——支持半导体晶圆工厂建议。
总政府资金支持在某些情况下可能高达70%,如果政府的让步和补贴也包括在内,使其成为政府的一台洗碗机了推动种子在印度一个产业生态系统。
富士康,韦丹塔计划STM技术与半导体制造单位在印度
Vedanta-Foxconn财团的五个申请人寻求政府激励措施在2021年12月宣布一项100亿美元的计划来促进国内半导体制造业。
在半导体制造的旅程的开始,韦丹塔资源集团将坚持确保“久经考验”技术来印度而不是试图“重新发明轮子”,Hebbar说。
合资企业也跟几个买家和承诺采购50 - 55%的芯片将从其制造古吉拉特邦单位,他说。
“四年之后我们会有更多的会谈(许多)更多的顾客。我认为每个人都渴望使用这个工厂,我们会给每个人,这些能力不足”Hebbar,他将新半导体部门执行主任韦丹塔资源集团的说。
周一,韦丹塔资源集团宣布任命半导体行业资深大卫·里德其半导体业务的首席执行官。
“他(Reed)将负责招聘过程和商业计划在他的。董事会的一部分我将监督整个事情,”Hebbar说。
There is no change in the shareholding structure of the joint venture between Vedanta Group<\/a> and Foxconn<\/a> Technologies for the manufacture of semiconductors and display units in India, a senior Vedanta<\/a> group executive told ET.
The oil-to-metals group will continue to hold 63%, while Foxconn will own 37%, said Akarsh Hebbar, global managing director of display and semiconductor business, in an exclusive interview.
Hebbar\u2019s statement comes amid indications that the government is in favour of the Vedanta<\/a> Group taking on the role of a \u2018junior partner\u2019 in the JV with Foxconn.
The oil-to-metals group will continue to hold 63%, while Foxconn will own 37%, said Akarsh Hebbar, global managing director of display and semiconductor business, in an exclusive interview.
Hebbar\u2019s statement comes amid indications that the government is in favour of the Vedanta<\/a> Group taking on the role of a \u2018junior partner\u2019 in the JV with Foxconn.
<\/div><\/div>ET reported on February 4 that though Vedanta will continue to remain a partner in the JV, \u201cit will not be the lead partner.\u201d<\/a>
Hebbar, however, said Vedanta remained committed to the JV and that the group would press ahead with the same partnership.
\u201cThe government has full trust in us. When we get the approval, we (will) start building the entire factory,\u201d Hebbar said.
Brushing aside concerns of the JV not being able to secure funding, Hebbar said that negotiations were ongoing with several partners and that financial investors were \u201con board\u201d.
\u201cThe first phase investment will be about a total of $12 billion. We are talking about $7.5 billion for the semiconductor fab and about $3-4 billion for the display (fabrication),\u201d he said, adding that the total investment will be a mix of debt and equity. The joint venture partners will together invest between $2 to $3 billion in the project post the incentives.
The mines-to-metal conglomerate had in February 2022 announced the JV with Taiwan\u2019s Hon Hai Technology Group<\/a> to manufacture semiconductor chips and display fabs in India. The Hon Hai Technology Group is known as Foxconn Technology<\/a> outside of Taiwan.
ET has also reported previously that the Vedanta-Foxconn JV had tied up with European chipmaker STMicroelectronics<\/a> as the technology partner for the proposed semiconductor chip manufacturing unit in India.
Hebbar, however, said Vedanta remained committed to the JV and that the group would press ahead with the same partnership.
\u201cThe government has full trust in us. When we get the approval, we (will) start building the entire factory,\u201d Hebbar said.
Brushing aside concerns of the JV not being able to secure funding, Hebbar said that negotiations were ongoing with several partners and that financial investors were \u201con board\u201d.
\u201cThe first phase investment will be about a total of $12 billion. We are talking about $7.5 billion for the semiconductor fab and about $3-4 billion for the display (fabrication),\u201d he said, adding that the total investment will be a mix of debt and equity. The joint venture partners will together invest between $2 to $3 billion in the project post the incentives.
The mines-to-metal conglomerate had in February 2022 announced the JV with Taiwan\u2019s Hon Hai Technology Group<\/a> to manufacture semiconductor chips and display fabs in India. The Hon Hai Technology Group is known as Foxconn Technology<\/a> outside of Taiwan.
ET has also reported previously that the Vedanta-Foxconn JV had tied up with European chipmaker STMicroelectronics<\/a> as the technology partner for the proposed semiconductor chip manufacturing unit in India.
<\/div><\/div>Hebbar, while refusing to confirm or deny the tie-up with STM, said that the JV was in talks with various technology partners who can provide the \u201cfeasibility for the nodes\u201d that the JV is looking for.
\u201cAt this point of time we are not talking to just one technology partner. There will always be technology partners who we want to copy-paste from because these are laggard nodes. We will set up our own R&D (research and development) facility to constantly make sure our licenses are updated,\u201d he said.
Following the signing of its memorandum of understanding with the Gujarat government, Vedanta had said that the total investment in the project would be about $18 billion (Rs 1,54,000 crore).
As part of its plan to start semiconductor manufacturing<\/a> in the country, the government had in December 2021 announced the India Semiconductor Mission, with incentives of up to Rs 76,000 crore.
Under the plan, the central government would make large, upfront investments \u2013 50% fiscal support as per recent modifications \u2013 to back the semiconductor wafer fab proposals.
The total government capital support in some cases could be as high as 70% if the state government\u2019s concessions and subsidies are also included, making it a one-of-its-kind push by the government to seed an industry ecosystem in India.
\u201cAt this point of time we are not talking to just one technology partner. There will always be technology partners who we want to copy-paste from because these are laggard nodes. We will set up our own R&D (research and development) facility to constantly make sure our licenses are updated,\u201d he said.
Following the signing of its memorandum of understanding with the Gujarat government, Vedanta had said that the total investment in the project would be about $18 billion (Rs 1,54,000 crore).
As part of its plan to start semiconductor manufacturing<\/a> in the country, the government had in December 2021 announced the India Semiconductor Mission, with incentives of up to Rs 76,000 crore.
Under the plan, the central government would make large, upfront investments \u2013 50% fiscal support as per recent modifications \u2013 to back the semiconductor wafer fab proposals.
The total government capital support in some cases could be as high as 70% if the state government\u2019s concessions and subsidies are also included, making it a one-of-its-kind push by the government to seed an industry ecosystem in India.
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