State Pavilions
Showcasing India's Semiconductor Leadership Across States
Explore how India's leading states are shaping the nation's semiconductor and electronics landscape through progressive policy frameworks, world-class infrastructure, innovation ecosystems, and strategic investment opportunities
Catalysing India's Semiconductor Transformation
The State Pavilions at SEMICON India 2026 will present the collective strength of India's rapidly evolving semiconductor and electronics ecosystem through the unique capabilities of its leading states.
Bringing together state governments, investment promotion agencies, and ecosystem partners, the pavilions will showcase policy initiatives, industrial infrastructure, manufacturing capabilities, innovation ecosystems, and talent development programmes that are driving the next phase of India's semiconductor transformation
Strategic Area of Focus
Each State Pavilion will highlight opportunities and capabilities across the semiconductor and electronics value chain, including:
- Electronics Components & Semiconductor Manufacturing
- ATMP, OSAT & Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS)
- Chip Design, Global Capability Centres (GCCs) & Design Innovation
- Industrial Infrastructure & Manufacturing Clusters
- Research, Innovation & Technology Development
- Talent, Skilling & Investment Facilitation
Participating States
Leading semiconductor and electronics destinations participating at SEMICON India 2026 include:
- Andhra Pradesh
- Assam
- Gujarat
- Karnataka
- Madhya Pradesh
- Odisha
- Tamil Nadu
- Uttar Pradesh
Along with other emerging ESDM states.
Additional state participation will be announced soon
Connect with India's Growth Engines
Every state brings a unique strength to India's semiconductor journey. From manufacturing and design to innovation, infrastructure, and talent, the State Pavilions provide a platform to connect with the leaders shaping the country's next chapter of growth.
Engage with government representatives, explore investment opportunities, and discover how India's diverse state ecosystems are creating new possibilities for global collaboration.