Companies, trade and the forces behind the economy.
A single YourStory report says Applied Materials announced a decade-long $5B India plan at SEMICON India 2026, including a 140-acre research park and a doubled R&D workforce by 2035. PIB materials place Applied Materials at the event and at a PM-chaired roundtable held separately at Seva Teerth on 16 September 2026, but do not carry the figures.
Read the storyThe equipment maker's COO told SEMICON India 2026 the facility would cover silicon ingot production and serve global manufacturing and exports, but location, capacity and timeline were not disclosed.
Tata Electronics, Suchi Semicon and CDIL announcements mark a shift toward commercial production, but captured sources offer no binding terms or timelines.
Bengaluru deep-tech firm DheyaTech has raised Rs 43 crore to push its 20 kgf–400 kgf gas turbine engines toward commercial deployment, with much of the technical and certification detail still coming from the company itself.
Press Information Bureau releases describe a July 2026 cabinet approval covering six semiconductor pillars and state that three facilities have begun commercial production. A YourStory column separately rounds up Modi-era policy moves.
A new national angel association, backed by more than 30 funds and a 100+ strong angel fund network, sets targets of expanding angel investors to 1 million and mobilising $3 billion over five years.
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