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Semicon India Programme 2.0

Semicon 2.0 is a landmark national initiative by the Government of India with a massive fiscal outlay of ₹1,27,500 crore. It aims to build a robust and resilient semiconductor and display ecosystem in India by offering up to 40% capital subsidy on a pari-passu basis for setting up silicon fabs, and up to 35% for compound semiconductor fabs and advanced packaging (ATMP/OSAT) units.

Key Summary

Ministry / Authority: Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India
Incentive Type: Composite central package (pari-passu capital subsidy + design incentives + ecosystem support)
Incentive Rate: Capital subsidy 40% of Capex for CMOS Silicon Fabs; Capital subsidy 35% of Capex for other Fabs (compound, display, discrete); Capital subsidy 35% of Capex for Advanced Packaging; Capital subsidy 25% of Capex for Conventional Packaging; DLI support (Risk Capital, EDA tools, and deployment incentives for tape-outs)
Min. Investment: —
Application Deadline: Open

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