Uttar Pradesh Approves ₹3,700 Crore ATMP Semiconductor Facility

Uttar Pradesh is expanding into semiconductor manufacturing with the approval of an Assembly Test and Mark Package (ATMP) facility backed by ₹3,700 crore investment. The initiative is part of the Central Government's Semicon India Programme 2.0, valued at ₹1.27 lakh crore.

The state has already established a robust electronics ecosystem with over 200 companies generating ₹43,000 crore in investments and more than 3 lakh jobs. Uttar Pradesh accounts for over 55 percent of India's mobile phone manufacturing, with major players including Samsung, LG, Dixon, and Haier operating in the state.

According to the Uttar Pradesh Electronics Components Manufacturing Policy-2025, investments exceeding ₹3,800 crore have been attracted. The state is also developing electronics manufacturing clusters in Gautam Buddh Nagar and advancing in sectors including tablets, laptops, consumer electronics, solar cells, and defence drones.