Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed gratitude to industrialist Ratan Tata during their meeting in Mumbai, where they discussed Tata’s upcoming semiconductor plant in Morigaon’s Jagiroad. The proposed ₹27,000 crore facility is expected to revolutionize the economic landscape of East India and elevate Assam’s status on the global semiconductor map.
Following the meeting with Ratan Tata and Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran, Chief Minister Sarma lauded the significance of the semiconductor project, emphasizing its potential to propel Assam into the forefront of semiconductor manufacturing. He conveyed heartfelt appreciation on behalf of the people of Assam for the substantial investment and expressed optimism about the transformative impact it will have on the state’s economy.
In a statement shared on social media platform X, Mr. Sarma underscored the monumental importance of Tata’s decision to invest in Assam, highlighting the state’s conducive environment for executing large-scale projects. He expressed confidence in the timely rollout of the semiconductor chips, with projections suggesting commencement by 2025, marking a significant milestone in Assam’s industrial journey.
The meeting between Chief Minister Sarma and Ratan Tata signifies a collaborative effort to foster economic development and attract investment to the region. By leveraging Tata’s expertise and resources, Assam aims to harness the potential of semiconductor manufacturing, creating employment opportunities and stimulating growth across various sectors.
The partnership between Assam and Tata exemplifies the commitment to drive innovation and industrial progress, setting the stage for a new era of economic prosperity and technological advancement in the region. With the semiconductor plant poised to become a key player in the global market, Assam looks forward to redefining its industrial landscape and emerging as a hub for cutting-edge technology and innovation.
