Fujifilm to Invest US$83 Million in Semiconductor Materials Plant in India
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Fujifilm to invest US$83 million in semiconductor materials plant in India
Japan's Fujifilm plans to set up a greenfield semiconductor materials manufacturing facility in India with a total investment of approximately INR8 billion (US$83.33 million), the company said in a statement on September 16, 2026. Construction of the first phase is scheduled to begin in fiscal year 2026, with commercial production targeted for fiscal year 2028.
Fujifilm to invest Rs 800 cr in semiconductor materials manufacturing facility in India
Japanese firm Fujifilm will invest USD 83 million in a new manufacturing facility. This facility will produce essential semiconductor materials in two phases. Commercial production is anticipated to commence in fiscal year 2028. The company plans to support front-end process chemicals initially. Fujifilm seeks to align with India Semiconductor Mission's vision and policies.
Fujifilm to build new semiconductor materials plant in India - Hello Entrepreneurs
New Delhi: Japanese firm Fujifilm has announced it is to establish a large new facility in India. It plans to invest roughly ₹800 crore (USD 83 million) in constructing a new factory to produce components for the production of semiconductor chips. The plan aligns with India’s Semiconductor Mission 2.0, which aims to boost the growth […] <p>The post Fujifilm to build new semiconductor materials plant in India first appeared on Hello Entrepreneurs…
Fujifilm Expands Semiconductor Materials Operations in India
Fujifilm today announced a landmark investment for a new greenfield semiconductor materials manufacturing facility in India, marking a significant step in the company's commitment to strengthening the country's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem. Aligned with the Government of India's vision under the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) 2.0, the project will follow a two-phase, staggered investment strategy aligned with industry growth and cust…
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