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SemiconductorDholera SIR anchors India's chip manufacturing ambitions, led by a flagship fabrication plant and a growing base of suppliers, equipment vendors and specialty gas providers.
Semiconductor fabrication is one of the most infrastructure-intensive industries in the world — a single fab can require tens of millions of litres of ultra-pure water per day, uninterrupted high-purity power, and vibration-free foundations, which is exactly why the Gujarat government prioritised Dholera's utility build-out before courting fab investment. The presence of a committed anchor fab tends to pull an entire supply chain behind it: substrate makers, gas suppliers, packaging and testing units, and specialty logistics firms typically cluster within a short radius of a major fab, which is the ecosystem effect Dholera is now positioned to capture.
A ₹91,000 crore semiconductor fabrication plant is set to produce India's first homegrown chips, positioning Dholera at the centre of the country's chip strategy.
A separate power semiconductor platform has committed roughly ₹8,800 crore to the region, broadening Dholera's manufacturing base beyond a single project.
State incentives — including budgeted support under the Gujarat Semiconductor Policy — are designed to attract fabs, suppliers and ancillary industries to the SIR.
Clean rooms, high-purity water supply and dedicated power infrastructure are being developed alongside the fab to meet semiconductor-grade requirements.
Chip nodes and manufacturing process details.
Build progress toward trial operations.
Technical and operational hiring.
The equipment and materials ecosystem.
Policy support and subsidy structure.
Infrastructure built for fab-grade demand.
How Dholera fits India's chip strategy.
Common questions on the semiconductor sector.
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