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Fujifilm India is exploring supply deals with chipmakers and local partners as it invests about ₹800 crore in a semiconductor materials plant in Dholera

Fujifilm India is exploring supply deals with chipmakers and local partners as it invests about ₹800 crore in a semiconductor materials plant in Dholera.

Aashish Aryan New Delhi 3 min read Last Updated : Sep 23 2026 | 10:39 PM IST

Japanese electronic major Fujifilm India is exploring potential supply agreements for chemicals and semiconductor raw materials with several companies in India as the country’s silicon chip manufacturing and packaging ecosystem expands, said the company’s managing director, Koji Wada.

“At the initial stage, Tata Electronics will be an important customer. However, India is looking to significantly expand semiconductor manufacturing, and we expect more front-end manufacturing facilities to come up in the future. There are also packaging companies that use chemicals and materials that Fujifilm can supply,” Wada told Business Standard in an interview.

The company recently an­nounced it would invest rou­ghly ~800 crore to set up a new greenfield semiconductor ma­terials manufacturing facility in India. The total investment will be in two phases, with commercial production targeted to start in 2027-28, Wada said.

At this facility in Dholera, lo­cated near the Tata Group’s chip manufacturing unit, Fujifilm India will initially manufacture front-end process chemicals, with the second phase expanding into semiconductor surface conditioning materials and high-purity chemicals, he said.



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