Tata Electronics’ ₹91,000 crore Dholera fab targets mature chips from mid-2028
Backed by PSMC, Tata Electronics plans up to 50,000 wafer starts a month at its Dholera facility, initially producing 55nm and 90nm chips for automotive, consumer electronics and industrial uses. The plant could localise some imports but will not make leading-edge AI or flagship smartphone processors.
Tata Electronics’ Dholera fab will initially make mature-node chips for automobiles, consumer electronics and industrial systems. The ₹91,000-crore PSMC-backed facility could reduce some semiconductor imports, though it will not produce leading-edge AI or flagship smartphone processors.
Why this matters
After reports of a ransomware breach exposing alleged iPhone 18 Pro design and Apple supplier data, and the IT secretary playing down the cyber leak, Tata Electronics is advancing its semiconductor manufacturing footprint.
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