Tata Electronics is advancing India's semiconductor manufacturing ambitions by initiating semiconductor packaging operations at its new OSAT (outsourced semiconductor assembly and test) plant in Jagiroad, Assam. This facility will serve international automotive and industrial clients, with production expected to begin shortly. The project, valued at ₹27,120 crore (approximately $3.3 billion USD), will span nearly one million square feet and is designed to produce up to 48 million chips daily for sectors including automobiles, telecommunications, and AI technologies. Limited commercial dispatches have already begun from the company's first OSAT unit in Vemagal, Karnataka. To expedite operations, Tata Electronics is implementing a phased rollout, allowing parts of the Assam facility to become operational before full completion. This strategy aims to demonstrate the company's manufacturing capabilities to global clients and meet rising demand. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has expressed confidence in the project's progress, marking it as a significant milestone for both the state and India's semiconductor sector.