Overview

• MeitY says about Rs 62,900 crore—roughly 97% of the Rs 65,000 crore production incentive pool—has been committed, leaving room for only two to three small projects.
• Ten projects have been approved under the India Semiconductor Mission across fabs, advanced packaging, OSAT/ATMP, and compound semiconductors including silicon carbide.
• Authorities expect the first commercially produced made-in-India packaged chip before the end of 2025, with several OSAT units racing to deliver.
• Talks with the Finance Ministry have begun to frame a Semicon 2.0 program to scale funding and capacity beyond the nearly fully allotted first-phase outlay.
• SEMICON India 2025 runs Sept 2–4 at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi, will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and features 350 exhibitors, 1,100 booths, and delegates from 33 countries.