Tata & Bosch: Forging India's Semiconductor Future

Tata Electronics has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with German technology leader Robert Bosch to collaborate on key initiatives in the electronics and semiconductor sectors.

The partnership will primarily focus on semiconductor chip packaging and manufacturing, leveraging Tata Electronics’ upcoming assembly and testing facility in Assam and its semiconductor foundry in Gujarat. “This partnership aligns with our vision to build a comprehensive semiconductor and electronics ecosystem in India—one that meets global standards and customer expectations,” said Randhir Thakur, CEO of Tata Electronics. “It marks another significant step toward positioning India as a global leader in electronics manufacturing.”

Beyond semiconductor development, Tata Electronics and Bosch will jointly explore local projects in electronic manufacturing services (EMS) for vehicle electronics. The collaboration aims to strengthen capabilities in automotive electronics and support innovation in next-generation mobility solutions.

“Bosch recognises the growing demand for advanced automotive electronics and their pivotal role in the future of mobility,” said Dirk Kress, Executive Vice President of Semiconductor Operations at Bosch. “This partnership with Tata Electronics is a strategic move to meet emerging needs while enhancing supply chain resilience.”

News by Rahul Yelligetti.