The Tata Group has announced plans to invest in a large electronics manufacturing unit in Assam and collaborate with the state government on green energy initiatives, Chairman Natarajan Chandrasekaran said on Tuesday. Speaking at the inauguration of the Advantage Assam Business Summit, he reaffirmed the group’s long-standing commitment to the state’s economic growth.
Strengthening Assam’s Industrial Landscape
Chandrasekaran emphasized the Tata Group’s deep-rooted connection with Assam, highlighting the ₹27,000 crore semiconductor facility being set up in Jagiroad as the largest investment in the state so far.
“The Tata Group has a long and significant association with Assam. Taking forward this commitment, we will invest in another large electronics manufacturing unit soon,” he stated.
The new electronics manufacturing facility is expected to boost industrial infrastructure, create jobs, and support India’s goal of becoming a global electronics hub.
Green Energy Collaboration with Assam Government
In addition to electronics manufacturing, the Tata Group plans to work with the Assam government on green energy projects. While details of the renewable energy investment were not disclosed, the initiative aligns with India’s clean energy transition goals, focusing on sustainability and carbon reduction.
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A Major Boost for Assam’s Business Ecosystem
The announcement comes as Assam aggressively positions itself as an investment destination, leveraging its strategic location, improving infrastructure, and business-friendly policies. The state is actively attracting major corporations across semiconductors, electronics, and renewable energy sectors.
With the Tata Group’s expanding footprint, Assam’s industrial and technological landscape is set for a transformational shift, reinforcing its role in India’s growing manufacturing and green energy ecosystem.
