AndTech to Hold Webinar on July 31: 'Latest Trends in the Indian Semiconductor Industry: Policy, Back-End Packaging, Supply Chain, and Entry Opportunities for Japanese Companies'

AndTech Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture; President and Representative Director: Masao Suyama; hereinafter 'AndTech') will launch a course titled 'Latest Trends in the Indian Semiconductor Industry: Policy, Back-End Packaging, Supply Chain, and Entry Opportunities for Japanese Companies' as part of its Zoom lecture series for R&D development support, featuring leading experts on the Indian semiconductor industry.

India is rapidly advancing the establishment of its semiconductor industry, backed by massive subsidies and abundant human resources. The course will organize policies, investment projects, and the actual state of manufacturing bases, explaining the country's role in the global supply chain restructuring. In the back-end process, expansion from legacy packages to BGA and advanced packages is expected, and the importance of molding technology is increasing, presenting significant entry opportunities for Japanese companies in this huge market. The lectures will share knowledge based on practical experience and provide strategic planning.

This course is scheduled to start on July 31, 2026.

Details: https://andtech.co.jp/seminars/1f15e4d7-c211-6806-88e7-064fb9a95405

Live Distribution / Web Seminar Overview

Theme: Latest Trends in the Indian Semiconductor Industry: Policy, Back-End Packaging, Supply Chain, and Entry Opportunities for Japanese Companies

Date and Time: July 31, 2026 (Friday) 13:00-16:20

Participation Fee: 55,000 yen (tax included) * Materials will be distributed electronically.

URL: https://andtech.co.jp/seminars/1f15e4d7-c211-6806-88e7-064fb9a95405

Web Distribution Format: Zoom (URL will be sent after registration)

Seminar Content Structure

-Program and Lecturers-

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Part 1: Outlook and Key Points of the Indian Semiconductor Industry

Lecturer: Mr. Giri Ram, Researcher, International Information Division, Mitsui & Co. Global Strategic Studies Institute

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Part 2: From Japan to India: Challenges and Possibilities for Japanese Companies

Lecturer: Mr. Yuki Oshida, General Manager, Market Development Department, TOWA Corporation

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Part 3: Practical Scenarios for 'Entering' the Indian Semiconductor Market: Addressing Challenges in Building Local Manufacturing Systems and Supply Chains

Lecturer: Mr. Takuya Nishimura, General Manager of Business Division, Toho Koki Seisakusho Co., Ltd.

Knowledge and Technical Issues That Can Be Learned in This Seminar

- Overall structure of global semiconductor market growth and demand expansion driven by AI, EVs, etc.
- Actual state of Indian semiconductor industry policy, market size, and major projects
- Business opportunities and entry strategy perspectives based on complementary relationships with Japan
- Growth background and major projects of the Indian semiconductor market
- Role of molding technology in semiconductor packaging
- Countermeasures for conducting business in India

Seminar Format

This will be a live distribution seminar using the web conferencing tool 'Zoom'.

Details will be provided after registration.

About AndTech Co., Ltd.

AndTech provides research and development support services for clients involved in R&D across a wide range of fields, including chemicals, materials, electronics, automotive, energy, medical devices, food packaging, and building materials.

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Full Program Details (Please take a look if you are interested)

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Part 1: Outlook and Key Points of the Indian Semiconductor Industry

[Lecture Summary]

India is rapidly building its industrial base from a state of almost zero semiconductor production, backed by massive subsidies and human resources. This lecture will provide an overview of the global market growth structure and value chain, organize India's policies, investment projects, and the actual state of manufacturing bases, and explain the role the country will play in the global supply chain restructuring. Furthermore, it will clarify the complementary relationship with Japan and specific entry opportunities and risks for companies, providing perspectives useful for future business strategies.

[Program]

- Structure and growth outlook of the global semiconductor market
- Semiconductor value chain and key players
- Overall picture of the Indian market, policies, and support measures
- Trends in major projects and manufacturing bases (Micron, TATA, etc.)
- Complementary relationship with Japan and business opportunities
- Q&A session

[Lecturer and Key PR Points of the Lecture]

A specialist in India, renewable energy, and industrial analysis at the Mitsui & Co. Global Strategic Studies Institute.
Offers analytical skills from a practical perspective integrating policy, market, and corporate trends, knowledge based on primary information with deep local expertise, and practical insights directly linked to entry strategies for Japanese companies. The lecture content allows for a systematic understanding of 'semiconductors x India'.

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Part 2: From Japan to India: Challenges and Possibilities for Japanese Companies

[Lecture Summary]

In India, the semiconductor industry is rapidly being launched against the backdrop of government-led semiconductor policies and huge domestic demand. Especially in the initial stage, growth is expected in the back-end process field, mainly for legacy packages, and future expansion to BGA and advanced packages is also anticipated.
This lecture will organize the growth background and major projects of the Indian semiconductor market while clearly introducing the role of molding technology in semiconductor packaging.

[Program]

- Background of the rapid growth of the Indian semiconductor market: From the perspectives of huge domestic demand, government support, and supply chain restructuring; Trends in back-end OSAT/ATMP investments using major projects like Micron and Tata as examples
- TOWA's initiatives in India: The role of molding technology in semiconductor packaging; TOWA's efforts in the Indian market and local support system
- Semiconductors produced in India: Evolution from legacy packages to advanced packages and the role of Japanese companies
- Q&A session

[Lecturer and Key PR Points of the Lecture]

In charge of market development for semiconductor packaging equipment at TOWA Corporation.
As a specialist in molding technology for semiconductor packaging, provides frontline information on the Indian market.
Explains specific business opportunities and challenges for Japanese companies entering India from a practical perspective.

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Part 3: Practical Scenarios for 'Entering' the Indian Semiconductor Market: Addressing Challenges in Building Local Manufacturing Systems and Supply Chains

[Lecture Summary]

For Japanese companies considering entering the Indian semiconductor market, there are many challenges in building local manufacturing systems and supply chains. This lecture will present practical scenarios for actually conducting business in India and explain specific challenges and their solutions, such as selecting local partners, responding to regulations, and developing logistics and infrastructure.

[Program]

- Practical scenarios for entering the Indian semiconductor market
- Challenges and countermeasures for building local manufacturing systems
- Key points in supply chain construction
- Selection of local partners and alliance strategies
- Response to regulations and intellectual property rights
- Q&A session

[Lecturer and Key PR Points of the Lecture]

In charge of business integration related to semiconductor manufacturing equipment at Toho Koki Seisakusho Co., Ltd.
Provides practical advice leveraging long-term business experience and local networks in the Indian market.
Explains the keys to success for Japanese companies entering India, citing specific examples.