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Adani re-enters the big Semicon play, scouts for partners for LCD fabThis would mark the conglomerate's second attempt to enter the broader semiconductor sector, following the collapse of its proposal to set ...- Japanese tech major Sharp looks for Indian partners to open display fabSharp, a Japanese company backed by Foxconn, has held discussions with major Indian players and top vertical heads for potential partners. ...
- Japanese tech major Sharp looks for Indian partners to open display fabFoxconn-backed Sharp is seeking an Indian partner to establish a display fabrication facility under the India Semiconductor Mission. The Ja...
- Vedanta: How an old-age biz is trying to deliver a new-age babyThe complete acquisition of AvanStrate positions Vedanta in the display panel market, with plans to build its own display glass plant in Gu...
- Vedanta completes acquisition of Japanese TFT, LCD maker AvanStrateVedanta acquired AvanStrate for its glass substrates used in TFT LCD panels for various applications. This move enhances Vedanta's position...
- Mass production of LCD displays can start in India in 18-24 months: InnoluxVedanta and Innolux propose to start LCD display mass production in India with an estimated cost of USD 3-4 billion. Innolux owns TFT-LCD a...
- Vedanta Group, Taiwan's Innolux in discussion to team up for display fabVedanta Group is in discussions with Taiwan-based TFT LCD maker Innolux Corporation for a display fabrication plant in India, according to ...
- Vedanta yet to submit application for chip unit, find partnerVedanta Group's plan to manufacture semiconductors has become invalid after Foxconn's exit as joint venture partner from the USD 19.5 billi...
- Vedanta says awaiting India govt nod for semiconductor plant in GujaratVedanta had to rework its foray into semiconductors after Foxconn pulled out of its $19.5 billion chipmaking project.
- Vedanta Group appoints Y J Chen as chief of display businessY J Chen, who has held senior positions at Innolux, Xiamen and GIP over a career spanning 23 years, joins the Vedanta group from Chinese di...
- Vedanta deepens tech push with $4 billion India display factoryEven as it’s suffering from a heavy debt load, billionaire Anil Agarwal’s metals and mining conglomerate is expanding in electronics compon...
- TV makers want GST cut on large sets to offset high price of key componentAn executive from the TV manufacturing industry said the finance ministry had said a year ago that the GST rates will be brought down to 18...
- Chips are like oil, India will need at least 10 fab units, says Ashwini VaishnawIndia cannot always keep importing chips, Vaishnaw said, expressing disappointment over comments by former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan that...
- Chips are like oil, India will need at least 10 fab units: Ashwini VaishnawThere is not even an iota of doubt over the seriousness of both these applicants as well as the government. The final evaluation will begin...
- India’s latest chip venture little more than a piece of paper?India’s government is offering almost $7 billion of enticements to boost the electronics manufacturing sector, which includes a production-...
- Vedanta talks to chip companies to set up $3-5 billion display fab unitAvanStrate Inc, which is part of the Vedanta Group, is planning to apply under the government’s recently announced $10 billion semiconducto...
- Samsung warns of severe chip crunch while delaying key phoneSamsung, one of the world’s largest makers of chips and consumer electronics, expects the crunch to pose a problem to its business next qua...
- 'Zero duty on open cell TV panels only till September 2020'India imports finished open cell panels, which are used in making the LED panels, since there is no panel manufacturing facility in the cou...
- 32-inches and above TV prices to go up from AugustThis comes at a time when the GST Council on Saturday decided to reduce tax rate on refrigerator, washing machine, sub-26 inch television, ...
- EU fines Asian cos e649 mn for fixing LCD-panel pricesThe European Union's competition watchdog on Wednesday fined five Taiwanese and South Korean electronics companies e649 million for fixing ...
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