India’s Semiconductor Moment: Semicon India 2025 Shines on the World Stage

India is gearing up to make history as it hosts Semicon India 2025, a landmark event set to position the nation as a global semiconductor powerhouse. Scheduled from September 2 to 4 at Yashobhoomi (India International Convention and Expo Centre), New Delhi, this fourth edition promises record participation and a showcase of India’s rapidly expanding microelectronics ecosystem.

 

Key Highlights

 

Over 300 companies from 18 countries will exhibit, representing the entire electronics value chain from raw materials to advanced chip design and manufacturing.

 

For the first time, four international pavilions from Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia will be featured, reflecting deepening global partnerships.

 

Nine Indian states, up from six last year, will present their semiconductor ambitions, underlining robust state-level support.

 

The event will host eight country roundtables, fostering bilateral business and technology collaborations between India and key global markets.

 

A dedicated Semiconductor Design Startup Pavilion will spotlight India’s innovation-driven chip design firms.

 

Workforce development takes center stage with training, upskilling, and career counselling programs for students and engineers, aiming to build a future-ready talent pipeline.

 

A three-day conference will bring together global CXOs, policymakers, investors, and academia to discuss manufacturing, supply chain resilience, and next-generation technologies.

 

Special Features

 

B2B forums and structured networking sessions to catalyze industry partnerships.

 

Workforce Development and Startup Pavilions to nurture talent and entrepreneurship.

 

The event is jointly organized by the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) and SEMI, under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY).

 

Semicon India 2025 is set to be a pivotal platform, accelerating India’s journey toward self-reliance and global leadership in semiconductors.

 

Sources: DD News, PIB, Tribune India, Semiconductor For You, ISM, TimesTech, Storyboard18