In an effort to strengthen India’s semiconductor industry, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch “SEMICON India – 2025” at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi on Tuesday.

The three-day conference, which is set for September 2–4, will concentrate on building an ecosystem of semiconductors in India that is robust, resilient, and sustainable.

Sessions on the Semicon India Program’s advancement, advanced packaging and semiconductor fabrication projects, infrastructure preparedness, smart manufacturing, R&D and AI advancements, investment prospects, and state-level policy execution will be included, among other topics.

SEMICON India 2025, organized in collaboration with SEMI, the global association for the semiconductor industry, and the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), will attract a record number of global stakeholders and more than 350 exhibiting companies from 33 countries and regions.

SEMICON India has so far taken place in three different cities: Bengaluru in 2022, Gandhinagar in 2023, and Greater Noida in 2024.

In order to promote cooperation and technological improvements throughout the whole supply chain, the three-day event will bring together leaders in the industry, innovators, academics, the government, and other stakeholders.

Since the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) was established in 2021, India has taken its semiconductor journey from idea to reality in just four years. The government unveiled a Rs 76,000 crore Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme to assist this goal, of which around Rs 65,000 crore has already been committed.

India’s changing significance in the global semiconductor ecosystem is expected to be demonstrated during SEMICON India 2025.

It will offer South Asia’s largest platform for the semiconductor and electronics industries, with around 350 exhibitors, over 15,000 anticipated attendees, six country roundtables, four country pavilions, and participation from nine Indian states.

With ten authorized strategic projects on display, including High-Volume Fabs, Advanced Packaging, Compound Semiconductors, OSATs, and government funding for research and start-ups, the exhibition will showcase India’s advancements in the semiconductor industry.

The event will provide insightful information on developments and trends in important fields such fabs, advanced packaging, smart manufacturing, artificial intelligence, supply chain management, sustainability, workforce development, designs, and startups under the subject “Building the Next Semiconductor Powerhouse.”