Tata Group Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran announced on Tuesday that the company plans to invest in a large electronics manufacturing unit in Assam in the coming years. The move is part of the group’s ongoing commitment to collaborate with the state government in the green energy sector.
Speaking at the Advantage Assam business summit, Chandrasekaran emphasized the long-standing relationship between Tata Group and Assam. He referred to the upcoming Rs 27,000 crore semiconductor manufacturing unit in Jagiroad as “the most significant investment in the state so far.”
“The Tata group has a long and significant association with Assam,” Chandrasekaran said, reiterating the group’s ongoing support for the region’s development. He further revealed that in addition to the semiconductor unit, the company is also set to invest in another large electronics manufacturing facility soon.
Beyond electronics, Tata Group will also focus on green energy, partnering with the Assam government to invest in solar power and other renewable energy generation projects. This collaboration underscores Tata Group’s broader commitment to sustainability and clean energy.
The announcement marks a significant step in Assam’s economic growth, positioning the state as a hub for advanced manufacturing and renewable energy initiatives. The new investments are expected to create thousands of jobs, boost the local economy, and contribute to India’s green energy goals.
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