Paras Semiconductors, a unit of Paras Defence and Space Technologies, signed an MoU for a ₹6,200 crore OSAT plant in Madhya Pradesh, adding a new domestic competitor in chip packaging.
Paras Semiconductors, a unit of Paras Defence and Space Technologies, plans to invest ₹6,200 crore in a semiconductor packaging and testing facility in Madhya Pradesh. The company signed a memorandum of understanding with the state government for the project, which will focus on outsourced assembly and test (OSAT) services.
The plant will handle advanced packaging for chips used in automotive, industrial, and telecom applications. Madhya Pradesh has been courting semiconductor investments as part of India's broader push to build domestic chip supply chains.
The read-through for the sector is narrow. The investment signals that OSAT capacity is being built outside the large conglomerate-led projects in Gujarat and Assam. For contract manufacturers and packaging-equipment suppliers, the project represents a new domestic customer. For incumbents like TCG Creations and Sahasra Semiconductors, it adds another competitor in a market that is still early in its growth curve.
Paras Defence shares have been volatile this year. The company did not disclose a timeline for the plant's operational start.
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