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HYDERABAD: Japanese electronics giant Sharp is planning a $3-4 billion investment in setting up a Gen 10 display fab for TVs in India.
“We are scouting for partners – local investor and state govt as partners as well as govt of India as a partner. The project will be under the India Semiconductor Mission scheme,” said Sharp’s newly appointed India chairman Sujai Karampuri.He said a project of such scale would require an area of around 1,000 acres and that the company was looking at multiple states, including Telangana, for the project.
“Currently, there is no display fab in India and displays are currently imported into the country,” said Karampuri.
“We are scouting for partners – local investor and state govt as partners as well as govt of India as a partner. The project will be under the India Semiconductor Mission scheme,” said Sharp’s newly appointed India chairman Sujai Karampuri.He said a project of such scale would require an area of around 1,000 acres and that the company was looking at multiple states, including Telangana, for the project.
“Currently, there is no display fab in India and displays are currently imported into the country,” said Karampuri.
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