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CG Semi Begins Chip Shipments from India to Malaysia

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Murugappa Group's CG Semi has started shipping assembled chips from its Sanand facility to Kuala Lumpur, marking a significant step in India's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem development.

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India's mission to create an ecosystem for semiconductor manufacturing and assembling began from scratch four years ago.

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Murugappa Group-owned CG Semi has begun shipments of assembled chips from its Sanand facility to Kuala Lumpur to service clients of JV partner Renesas, people aware of the developments told ET.

This marks a new milestone in India’s mission to create an ecosystem for semiconductor manufacturing and assembling, which began from scratch just four years ago.

“The first commercial shipment from CG Semi’s pilot outsourced semiconductor assembly and

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