India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has launched an online “Investors Support” portal to support semiconductor ecosystem players and investors considering investments in India.
The portal was launched on Tuesday, 26 May 2026, and is accessible through the India Semiconductor Mission website.
It has been developed to provide investors with information related to government schemes, policies, approved projects under the Semicon India Programme, regulatory requirements and other relevant details.
The launch comes as the government continues efforts to build a resilient, trusted and sustainable semiconductor ecosystem in the country through policy interventions and strategic initiatives.
According to the ministry, 12 fab and packaging projects have so far been approved under the Semicon India Programme, along with 24 semiconductor design projects.
The new portal is aimed at improving investor confidence and addressing concerns raised by companies and other ecosystem participants.
It will allow investors to register grievances and concerns, which will be resolved by officials of India Semiconductor Mission with support from nodal officers of concerned ministries, departments, organisations, state governments, approved project companies and international and national trade bodies and associations.
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The ministry said relevant stakeholders will get a secure, role-based, single-window digital interface for streamlined coordination and time-bound resolution of investor concerns.
During the launch event, Amitesh Kumar Sinha, CEO of India Semiconductor Mission, emphasised the importance of handholding and facilitation for foreign investors.
He urged representatives of all concerned stakeholders to proactively discharge their roles in addressing investor concerns and further strengthening India’s semiconductor manufacturing and design ecosystem.
The launch event also included an overview and walkthrough of the portal’s framework, functionalities, onboarding process, coordination mechanisms, and the roles and responsibilities of nodal officers from participating ministries, departments, organisations, state governments, approved project companies, and international and national trade bodies and associations.
The initiative is expected to help create a more structured support system for investors entering or expanding in India’s semiconductor sector, especially as the country seeks to scale manufacturing, packaging and design capabilities under the Semicon India Programme.
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