Archive · 8 Aug 2025
Kaynes Semicon to Dispatch First Samples from Gujarat Facility
Kaynes Semicon, a part of Kaynes Technology, is starting its new factory in Gujarat that makes and tests computer chips.
They plan to send out their first chip samples by the end of August.
The factory will be able to produce billions of components each year.
The company is also working with a US-based company called AOS to get chips ready for sale by early 2026.
The project is supported by a large investment and government subsidies.
Kaynes is also exploring advanced chip packaging methods, which could make chips more efficient.
They're also working with a Japanese company for raw materials and are looking into partnerships for investment.
Kaynes Semicon to dispatch its first production samples from Gujarat OSAT facility by late August.
The 50-acre plant in Sanand, Gujarat, is designed to handle 3.3 billion components annually.
Kaynes is targeting a commercial rollout of chips for Alpha & Omega Semiconductor (AOS) in Q1 CY26.
The OSAT project received a ₹3,300 crore investment with 70% subsidy from the government.
Kaynes Semicon is exploring advanced packaging technologies, including 2.5D and 3D wafer-level packaging.
- Who
- Kaynes Semicon, a subsidiary of Kaynes Technology.
- What
- Kaynes Semicon is preparing to dispatch its first production samples from its OSAT facility in Gujarat.
- When
- Production samples are expected to be dispatched by late August.
- Where
- The OSAT facility is located in Sanand, Gujarat.
- Why
- To begin commercial production of semiconductor chips and expand its market presence.
- Company
- Kaynes Semicon (subsidiary of Kaynes Technology)
- Facility Location
- Sanand, Gujarat
- Production Capacity
- 3.3 billion components annually
- Investment
- ₹3,300 crore
- Subsidy
- 70% under India Semiconductor Mission
- Target Market
- North America, Japan, India
- Key Markets
- EVs, industrial applications, railways, energy