The government is planning to provide incentives worth Rs 76,000 crore towards setting up over 20 semiconductor design, components manufacturing and display fabrication (fab) units over the next six years, in a bid to make India a hub for electronics.

\"Through various PLI (production linked incentive) schemes, the Centre has tried to broaden the scope of manufacturing and export from India while the semiconductor policy<\/a> will help deepen India's manufacturing base,\" a senior government official told ET.

The government's target includes one to two fab units for displays, and 10 units each for designing and manufacturing components, officials added.
Semiconductors<\/a> are used for making a wide range of products ranging from automobiles to handsets.

The scheme is likely to go to Cabinet next week for approval and after that, the
ministry of electronics & IT<\/a> (MeitY) would work out the granular details and invite applications.

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\"...(after the Cabinet approval), the final contours of the policy will be drawn later and advertised, seeking interest from companies to invest,\" another official said.

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Govt has Rs 100 crore budget for chip design related activities this fiscal: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h2>

Currently, semiconductor wafer fabrication facilities for strategic requirements are available at SemiConductor Laboratory (SCL), Mohali; Gallium Arsenide Enabling Technology Centre (GAETEC), Hyderabad and Society for Integrated Circuit Technology and Applied Research (SITAR), Bengaluru, the minister said.<\/p><\/div>

The government is planning to provide incentives worth Rs 76,000 crore towards setting up over 20 semiconductor design, components manufacturing and display fabrication (fab) units over the next six years, in a bid to make India a hub for electronics.

\"Through various PLI (production linked incentive) schemes, the Centre has tried to broaden the scope of manufacturing and export from India while the semiconductor policy<\/a> will help deepen India's manufacturing base,\" a senior government official told ET.

The government's target includes one to two fab units for displays, and 10 units each for designing and manufacturing components, officials added.
Semiconductors<\/a> are used for making a wide range of products ranging from automobiles to handsets.

The scheme is likely to go to Cabinet next week for approval and after that, the
ministry of electronics & IT<\/a> (MeitY) would work out the granular details and invite applications.

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\"...(after the Cabinet approval), the final contours of the policy will be drawn later and advertised, seeking interest from companies to invest,\" another official said.

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Govt has Rs 100 crore budget for chip design related activities this fiscal: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a><\/h2>

Currently, semiconductor wafer fabrication facilities for strategic requirements are available at SemiConductor Laboratory (SCL), Mohali; Gallium Arsenide Enabling Technology Centre (GAETEC), Hyderabad and Society for Integrated Circuit Technology and Applied Research (SITAR), Bengaluru, the minister said.<\/p><\/div>