
Japan Eyes Dholera for Semiconductor and EV Manufacturing Investments
DHOLERA: A high-level Japanese business delegation visited the Dholera Special Investment Region (DSIR) in Gujarat to explore opportunities for semiconductor fabrication and electric vehicle (EV) component manufacturing. The discussions during this visit underlined Dholera’s preparedness for advanced manufacturing, showcasing its modern infrastructure, consistent power availability, and integrated connectivity through the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) as significant enablers for high-tech industries.
This visit reflects Japan’s strategic focus on expanding its advanced manufacturing footprint in India, aiming to deepen bilateral industrial ties under the India-Japan strategic and economic partnership. Key discussions included potential technology collaborations, supplier ecosystem development, and pathways to encourage sustainable, high-quality manufacturing within India’s Make in India framework.
Dholera, envisioned as a future hub for electronics, semiconductor fabrication, and EV manufacturing, offers large, contiguous industrial land, streamlined policies, and an investor-centric environment, aligning with Japan’s strategy to diversify its semiconductor and clean mobility manufacturing base across Asia. The visit also highlighted the potential for technology transfers and joint ventures, enhancing the capabilities of India’s local supplier networks while supporting the nation’s goals of building a resilient semiconductor ecosystem.
The Japanese delegation’s interest in Dholera emphasizes the growing global confidence in India as a destination for high-value manufacturing investments, furthering India’s aspirations to advance clean mobility, develop a strong semiconductor ecosystem, and drive sustainable economic growth under its Atmanirbhar Bharat mission.

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