Tata Semiconductor Facility: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has unveiled ambitious plans for a ₹27,000 crore Tata semiconductor facility, marking a significant leap forward for the region’s industrial landscape. Sarma lauded the project as a game-changer that will not only bolster Assam’s economy but also elevate its stature on the global semiconductor map.
In a statement made during a visit to Mumbai, Sarma expressed profound appreciation to Ratan N. Tata and Shri N. Chandrasekaran for their unwavering belief in Assam’s capabilities to host such a monumental investment. He credited their conviction and faith in the state’s potential as instrumental in securing the project, emphasizing the transformative impact it will have on Assam and the broader East Indian region.
“The upcoming Tata semiconductor facility holds the promise of putting Assam on the world semiconductor map,” remarked Sarma, highlighting the strategic significance of the venture. With the first chips expected to roll out by 2025, the facility is poised to catalyze technological advancements, job creation, and economic growth in Assam.
Sarma underscored the profound gratitude of the people of Assam towards Ratan N. Tata and N. Chandrasekaran for their visionary leadership and commitment to driving socio-economic development in the state. The project not only symbolizes a major investment in Assam’s future but also reflects a broader trend of confidence in India’s potential as a global hub for semiconductor manufacturing.
The announcement of the Tata semiconductor facility signals a new era of industrialization and innovation for Assam, setting the stage for enhanced competitiveness and prosperity in the region. As Assam prepares to embark on this transformative journey, stakeholders are optimistic about the far-reaching benefits it will bring to the state and its people.
