Tata Electronics, Bosch sign pact for electronics, semiconductor production
Tata Electronics
has signed a pact with German technology firm Robert
Bosch
GmbH to collaborate on several key areas within the electronics and semiconductor industries, the Indian technology firm said on Thursday.
Under the memorandum of understanding signed between the two companies, Tata Electronics and
Bosch
intend to collaborate on
chip packaging
and manufacturing at Tata Electronics' upcoming assembly and test unit in Assam and
foundry in Gujarat
.
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"This partnership is well-aligned with our commitment to help create a holistic semiconductor and electronics ecosystem in India, with offerings that resonate with customers around the world. Most importantly, our
collaboration
is yet another significant step towards creating a leadership position for the Indian
electronics manufacturing
sector on the global stage," Tata Electronics CEO Randhir Thakur said.
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Both companies will also identify and pursue local projects within electronic manufacturing services for vehicle electronics with mutual benefit to both companies.
"Bosch recognises the increasing demand for advanced
automotive electronics
and their critical role in shaping the future of mobility. To address the growing needs and foster supply chain resilience, Bosch is pleased to foster partnership with Tata Electronics," Robert Bosch GmbH Executive Vice President Semiconductor Operations Dirk Kress said.
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