From ISM 1.0 to Semicon 2.0—India's chip subsidy overhaul draws early interest, raises the bar for investors

T2Covered by 1 source · first reported by JP/KR/TW: Korea Herald / Taipei Times / DigiTimes at 25 Sept, 00:54 UTC

India's new semiconductor incentive regime is putting more capital at risk for manufacturers, but the first wave of investment commitments suggests lower subsidies have not stopped companies from considering fresh projects.

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• T2From ISM 1.0 to Semicon 2.0—India's chip subsidy overhaul draws early interest, raises the bar for investorsJP/KR/TW: Korea Herald / Taipei Times / DigiTimes25 Sept, 00:54