Archive · 17 Sep 2026
Nexperia and Tata Electronics Partner on India Chipmaking
Nexperia and Tata Electronics are joining forces to make and prepare computer chips in India.
Nexperia makes semiconductor parts used in cars and everyday electronics.
Its MOSFET products are planned for production at Tata Electronics’ future factory in Dholera, Gujarat.
Other Nexperia products will be assembled and tested at a Tata Electronics facility in Assam.
The companies will also work together on chip technology and research.
Tata Electronics is building both facilities as part of a $14 billion semiconductor investment.
They say the partnership will make chip supplies more reliable.
The deal comes while Nexperia is involved in a dispute with its Chinese parent company, Wingtech Technology.
Nexperia will manufacture its MOSFET products at Tata Electronics’ planned 300mm fab in Dholera, Gujarat.
Nexperia’s discrete semiconductor products will be assembled and tested at Tata Electronics’ facility in Jagiroad, Assam.
The partnership covers manufacturing, technology development, research, innovation and ecosystem development.
Tata Electronics says its Dholera and Jagiroad facilities represent a combined investment of $14 billion.
The companies say the deal will improve supply-chain resilience and diversify semiconductor production geographically.
- Who
- Nexperia and Tata Electronics.
- What
- A strategic partnership covering semiconductor manufacturing, assembly, testing, technology development and research.
- Where
- Tata Electronics’ planned semiconductor fab in Dholera, Gujarat, and packaging facility in Jagiroad, Assam, India.
- Why
- To expand manufacturing capacity, create more geographically diversified supply chains and strengthen supply resilience.
- Front-end manufacturing
- Nexperia’s MOSFET portfolio is planned for production at Tata Electronics’ upcoming 300mm fab in Dholera, Gujarat.
- Assembly and testing
- Nexperia’s discrete semiconductor products will be assembled and tested at Tata Electronics’ Jagiroad, Assam, facility.
- Tata Electronics investment
- The Dholera fab and Jagiroad assembly-and-test facility have a combined planned investment of $14 billion.
- Products and markets
- The facilities are intended to serve automotive, industrial, consumer, energy, communications and infrastructure sectors.
- Additional cooperation
- The companies will collaborate on technology development, research, innovation and ecosystem development.
- Nexperia context
- Nexperia is involved in an ongoing dispute with its Chinese parent company, Wingtech Technology.
- Dutch government action
- The Netherlands invoked the Goods Availability Act on September 30, 2025, citing concerns about governance and possible transfers of production assets, funds, technology and knowledge.