India Semiconductor Tracker: Commercial & Research Facilities

Tracking commercial volume production units and strategic research fabs

Published

June 15, 2026

The Story So Far

India imports nearly all its semiconductor chips — a vulnerability exposed by the global chip shortage of 2020-21. In response, the government launched the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) with an initial outlay of ₹76,000 crore to build domestic manufacturing capacity.

As of June 2026, 2 of 12 approved commercial facilities are now operational. India’s first fab — the Tata-PSMC plant at Dholera — is under construction. Total approved investment across all ISM projects stands at ₹165,573 crore across 6 states.

But the hard part is just beginning. Assembly and packaging projects are moving fast, but the budget data shows a significant gap between allocated funds and actual disbursement — especially for fabrication. India’s fab ambitions target mature 28nm-55nm nodes, a deliberate strategic choice that avoids the cutting edge but addresses the chips India actually needs.

This tracker monitors every facility in real time. Explore the map below, or dive into the timeline, technology context, or budget analysis.

Recent Developments

  • Jun 2026 — Groundbreaking ceremony at Tarluvada village, Anandapuram mandal, Visakhapatnam — Andhra Pradesh’s first ISM project breaks ground (ASIP Advanced Packaging)
  • May 2026 — Union Minister Vaishnaw states ₹27,000 Cr Jagiroad semiconductor plant likely to begin operations within current fiscal year (FY2026-27) (Tata Semiconductor Assembly and Test (TSAT))
  • May 2026 — Tata Electronics and ASML sign MoU for lithography equipment supply, talent development, and supply chain collaboration for the Dholera fab (Tata Electronics Semiconductor Fab)
  • May 2026 — Union Cabinet approves Crystal Matrix’s Mini/Micro-LED semiconductor unit under ISM (Crystal Matrix Mini/Micro-LED Fab)
  • May 2026 — Union Cabinet approves Suchi Semicon’s discrete semiconductor OSAT unit under ISM (Suchi Semicon OSAT Facility)

Facility Map

Commercial facilities approved under the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) are coloured by type. Strategic and academic research fabs are marked in Slate Grey. Non-ISM OSAT projects are in Teal.