Tata Group Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran has announced major investments in Assam, targeting electronics manufacturing and green energy. The strategic move reinforces the conglomerate’s commitment to driving industrial growth in the region.
Electronics Manufacturing Gains Momentum
Speaking at the Advantage Assam business summit, Chandrasekaran unveiled plans for a large electronics manufacturing unit in the state. The development builds on Tata’s earlier announcement of a ₹27,000 crore semiconductor facility in Jagiroad, which is set to become a cornerstone of Assam’s industrial landscape. Calling the semiconductor project “the most significant investment in the state so far,” he emphasized the company’s long-term vision to expand its electronics manufacturing footprint.
Green Energy Projects
Beyond electronics, Tata Group is partnering with the Assam government to develop green energy projects. The initiatives include solar and renewable energy generation. The goal is to supply solar power to 300,000 households over five years. The company plans to build one gigawatt of renewable energy in the state. This reinforces Assam’s role in India’s clean energy transition.
Strengthening Assam’s Industrial and Technological Landscape
By enhancing Assam’s industrial infrastructure and technological capabilities, Tata Group is playing a crucial role in the state’s economic transformation. As reported by manufacturingtodayindia.com, the company strongly focuses on innovation and sustainability. It is paving the way for Assam to become a key player in India’s evolving industrial ecosystem.
