Tata Electronics, Enomoto sign MoU to boost chip packaging in India
As part of the collaboration, Japanese precision semiconductor component manufacturer Enomoto will leverage its R&D capabilities, technical know-how and next-gen solutions to accelerate semiconductor packaging readiness for the Jagiroad facility.
India’s Tata Electronics and Enomoto, a Japanese precision semiconductor component manufacturer, have signed an MoU to advance the semiconductor packaging ecosystem in India and support Tata Electronics’ packaging facility in Jagiroad in the northeastern Indian state of Assam.
As part of the collaboration, Enomoto will leverage its R&D capabilities, technical know-how, and next-generation solutions to accelerate semiconductor packaging readiness for the Jagiroad facility. The company will also explore localizing lead frame manufacturing in India, strengthening the domestic supply chain for a critical semiconductor packaging component, Tata Electronics said in a press release.
The partnership will further assess opportunities for technology transfer, engineering collaboration, and capability development, supporting the creation of an integrated and resilient semiconductor value chain in India.
“We are pleased to partner with Enomoto, and this collaboration is an important step in developing a robust supplier ecosystem for our packaging facility in Assam,” Dr. Randhir Thakur, CEO & MD of Tata Electronics, said. “By combining Enomoto’s expertise in precision manufacturing with Tata Electronics’ commitment to building world-class semiconductor capabilities, we are laying the foundation for a trusted, globally integrated semiconductor ecosystem in India.”
Tata Electronics is building a high-volume packaging facility in Jagiroad, Assam, with an investment of USD 3 billion.
“Through our strategic partnership with Tata Electronics, we will combine our precision component manufacturing expertise with Tata Electronics’ advanced OSAT capabilities to support its expanding semiconductor ambitions in India and in global markets,” Homare Shiratori, CEO, Enomoto Co. Ltd., said.
