Tata Electronics has announced a strategic collaboration with ASMPT Singapore to bolster its semiconductor assembly capabilities. This partnership marks a pivotal move in advancing Tata Electronics’ chip packaging operations, with the aim of establishing cutting-edge semiconductor assembly equipment infrastructure at its facilities in Vemagal, Karnataka, and Jagiroad, Assam.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), signed on Tuesday, outlines a comprehensive framework for ASMPT Singapore’s involvement in various critical aspects of Tata Electronics’ semiconductor operations. The collaboration will focus on several key areas including workforce training, the advancement of service engineering infrastructure, automation, and spare parts support. Additionally, the partnership aims to boost research and development (R&D) initiatives, particularly in wirebond, flip chip technology, advanced packaging, and integrated system packaging.

Tata Electronics is investing Rs 27,000 crore in a new chip assembly plant in Assam, which is slated to commence operations next year. The MOU with ASMPT Singapore is set to play a crucial role in accelerating the readiness of these semiconductor assembly and test facilities.

Randhir Thakur, Managing Director and CEO of Tata Electronics, highlighted the significance of this partnership, stating, “This collaboration will underscore the development of vital training programs and advance our R&D capabilities. It will also foster the creation of a vibrant semiconductor ecosystem within India.”

The partnership will not only focus on technological advancements but will also emphasize energy and material efficiency. By integrating sustainable practices, the collaboration aims to promote sustainable growth and enhance the resilience of the semiconductor supply chain ecosystem.

This strategic alliance with ASMPT Singapore represents a significant step forward for Tata Electronics as it continues to expand its semiconductor assembly capabilities and strengthen its position within the global semiconductor industry.