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Tata Electronics eyes Malaysia semiconductor deal to boost ATMP operations

June 4, 2025 /SemiMedia/ — Tata Electronics is in advanced talks to acquire a semiconductor plant in Malaysia as part of its strategy to strengthen its assembly, testing, marking and packaging (ATMP) capabilities. The company is evaluating multiple candidates, including SilTerra, a wafer foundry owned by Dagang NeXchange Berhad (DNeX), as well as OSAT operations of Globetronics and assets from…

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Why India’s Bet on Local Electronics Manufacturing Could Rewrite the Global Tech Supply Chain

In the modern tech race, it’s not just innovation that matters—it’s location. And the Indian government appears to have finally recognized that when it comes to electronics—particularly smartphones—the real power lies not in merely assembling the final product but in owning the core components that power them.

If recent developments are any indication, the Modi administration is preparing for a significant shift in its electronics strategy—transitioning from “Make in India” to “Make India the Maker.” Sources close to the matter reveal that the Centre is drafting a comprehensive plan to scale domestic production of critical electronic components, especially those crucial to the global smartphone ecosystem. Yes, even the mighty iPhone is in the frame.

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Tata Electronics, Pegatron'un Yüzde 60 Hissesini Satın Aldı

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Tata Electronics, Pegatron'un Yüzde 60 Hissesini Satın Aldı

Tata Electronics, Pegatron’un yüzde 60 hissesini satın alarak sektördeki stratejik hamlelerine bir yenisini ekledi. Bu önemli gelişme, iki şirketin işbirliği ve büyüme hedefleri açısından büyük bir adım olarak değerlendiriliyor.

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Tesla’s $3B Semiconductor Deal with Tata Electronics Signals India Entry in Style, Bolsters Workforce by 60!

Tesla's recent partnership with Tata Electronics marks a significant milestone in the global automotive industry, particularly in India's burgeoning market. This collaboration not only underscores Tesla's strategic expansion plans but also highlights the increasing importance of semiconductor supply chains in the automotive sector.

As Tesla gears up to enter India, one of the world's fastest-growing automotive markets, its partnership with Tata Electronics signals a broader commitment to establishing a strong presence in the region. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the agenda, Elon Musk's visit is expected to unveil ambitious plans for investments, including the potential establishment of electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing facilities.

The partnership with Tata Electronics is a strategic move for Tesla, allowing it to diversify its supply chain and tap into India's growing semiconductor industry. This aligns with Tesla's broader strategy of localizing its supply chains to enhance efficiency and reduce dependency on imports. Ashok Chandak, President of the India Electronics and Semiconductor Association, emphasizes the importance of strengthening local semiconductor sourcing ecosystems to meet the demands of industries like automotive, which require high-value additions in their supply chains.

Tesla's projected investment of $2-3 billion in India for EV manufacturing reflects the increasing interest in electric vehicles within the country's personal mobility sector. Recent policy revisions, such as reduced import duties for EVs priced above $35,000, further incentivize investments in local manufacturing facilities.

Tata Electronics, with its strategic expansion and expertise in semiconductor technology, is well-positioned to support Tesla's endeavors in India. By augmenting its workforce and expanding its facilities, Tata Electronics aims to solidify its integrated supply chain and contribute to the growth of the semiconductor industry in India.

With substantial investments in indigenous technology development and a team of experienced professionals, Tata Electronics is poised to play a pivotal role in driving innovation and excellence in the semiconductor arena. As Tesla and Tata Electronics join forces, their partnership is set to reshape the automotive landscape in India and pave the way for sustainable growth in the EV sector.

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Vibrant Gujarat: Tata Group's Bold Move with Semiconductor Plant in Dholera

In a significant stride towards technological advancement and industrial growth. Tata Group, under the leadership of Chairman N Chandrasekaran, has unveiled plans to establish. A state-of-the-art semiconductor fabrication plant in Dholera, Gujarat. This ambitious project, slated to commence operations in 2024. Was officially announced during the 10th Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit, marking. A…

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Top 10 Unlisted Companies Shares to Invest in 2025

The public stock market gets all the attention, but savvy investors know some of the real action happens before a company ever hits the stock exchange. That’s right — we’re talking about unlisted shares. These are the pre-IPO opportunities that offer early-mover advantages, often at attractive valuations. 

Here are the Top 10 Unlisted Shares to Watch in 2025 — curated by Rits Capital, your trusted wealth advisory partner.   

1. Tata Capital 

A crown jewel of the Tata Group, Tata Capital is a diversified financial services company with strong fundamentals, high credit ratings, and growing lending volumes across retail and SME segments. The buzz around its IPO has intensified, and its unlisted share price has been steadily climbing. 

Why Watch?  A possible IPO in 2025, solid FY24 earnings, and Tata brand trust. 

Explore more on Tata Capital unlisted shares at Rits capital 

2. HDB Financial Services 

Backed by HDFC Bank, HDB offers lending and BPO services. Its robust business model, consistent ROE, and recent performance spike make it one of the most searched unlisted stocks. 

Why Watch?  IPO speculation remains strong, and its performance aligns well with India’s retail credit boom. 

External Insight: HDB profile on Wikipedia 

3. NSE (National Stock Exchange) 

NSE is the heart of India’s financial ecosystem. Despite regulatory delays in listing, investor interest in NSE’s unlisted shares remains high. 

Why Watch?  A future IPO could be massive. It’s a long-term value play with a near-monopoly in India’s equity trading infrastructure. 

4. Lava International

Once a listed IT services company, Hexaware was delisted after a private equity acquisition. But it continues to shine in digital transformation and AI-driven tech services. 

Why Watch?  Its re-listing plan is in motion. The tech + AI combination makes it a hot long-term bet. 

5. Orbis Financial 

Orbis is a SEBI-regulated custodian offering clearing, settlement, and fund accounting services. With India’s capital markets growing in depth, Orbis is becoming a quiet enabler of the infrastructure behind trading and investing. 

Why Watch?  It’s a strong pre-IPO candidate in India’s fast-growing financial infrastructure space. Clean books, good governance, and operational strength make it a solid pick. 

6. Studds Accessories

India’s largest helmet manufacturer with global ambitions, Studds taps into the rising two-wheeler market and regulatory push for road safety. 

Why Watch?  Consistent growth, strong brand recall, and export expansion make it a niche but solid pick. 

7. Polymatech Electronics 

Polymatech is India’s first semiconductor chip manufacturer focused on opto-semiconductors. With India trying to reduce reliance on chip imports, this company is getting major government and private sector attention. 

Why Watch?  Backed by PLI incentives, strong global partnerships, and a futuristic sector — semiconductors. Still under the radar, but not for long. 

 Learn more: Semiconductors on Investopedia 

8. OYO Rooms 

Yes, OYO had its share of controversy and business model pivots. But with improved profitability metrics in FY24, it’s attempting a comeback. 

Why Watch?  If it hits profitability sustainably, an IPO in 2025 is likely. For bold investors, OYO offers an early entry into hospitality tech. 

9. NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited) 

NSDL is one of the two main securities depositories in India, responsible for maintaining and securing millions of investors’ demat accounts. It plays a foundational role in the Indian capital market infrastructure. 

Why Watch?  With SEBI clearing the path for its IPO, NSDL is gearing up for a likely listing in 2025. This makes it one of the most anticipated public issues in the fintech infrastructure space. 

Learn more about NSDL on Investopedia 

Learn more: Reliance Retail – Investopedia overview 

10. Apollo Green 

A new-age clean energy startup, Apollo Green is focused on solar power infrastructure, EV charging stations, and green hydrogen R&D. It’s gaining investor interest in the sustainable energy sector. 

Why Watch?  With climate goals driving energy policy, companies like Apollo Green could be tomorrow’s market leaders. A bold, high-growth play for ESG-conscious portfolios. 

Why Invest in Unlisted Companies Shares in 2025? 

Here’s the thing: 2025 could be a pivotal year for India’s capital markets, with global funds returning, inflation easing, and domestic consumption growing. While listed equities are priced in real-time, unlisted shares often trade at a discount, giving early investors an edge. 

You also gain: 

Access to growth stories before public hype 

Portfolio diversification outside traditional equity and debt 

Potentially higher long-term capital appreciation 

Want to learn how pre-IPO investments work? Read our guide: Investing in Unlisted Shares with Rits Capital 

Things to Keep in Mind 

Liquidity is limited. Unlike listed stocks, selling unlisted shares takes time. 

Valuation transparency is lower, so choose credible platforms like Rits Capital. 

Regulatory risks are real — always check SEBI guidelines and company filings. 

Entry Point Matters — timing your entry in unlisted stocks is critical. 

At Rits Capital, we offer curated access to high-potential unlisted shares, in-depth research, and complete assistance for pre-IPO investments. Our team helps you navigate the private market like a pro — minus the confusion. 

 Conclusion 

2025 is shaping up to be a year of renewed IPO action and market expansion, making this the right time to start exploring India’s unlisted space. The companies listed above aren’t just names — they’re part of India’s next wave of economic transformation. 

Some will win big. Others may fizzle out. But with the right guidance, timing, and research, you could be among the early believers who saw the story before the headlines did. 

So, are you ready to enter the world of tomorrow’s market leaders — today? 

Reach out to us at Rits Capital to start your unlisted journey now.

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Tata Electronics, BEL Join Hands to Boost India's Semiconductor Self-Reliance

Tata Electronics and Bharat Electronics Partnership for Semiconductor Sector: Mumbai, India – In a significant move to bolster India’s domestic electronics and semiconductor manufacturing capabilities, Tata Electronics and Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement, signed on June 5, 2025, aims to jointly develop indigenous solutions to…

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TCS Recruits 14 Engineering Graduates from RVS College Jamshedpur

RVS College Students Secure Positions in Leading IT Firm Fourteen students from RVS College of Engineering and Technology in Jamshedpur have successfully landed jobs at Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). JAMSHEDPUR – A group of engineering graduates from RVS College have secured positions at TCS, marking a significant achievement for the institution and the students. The recruitment process…

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Tata plans to invest $4.79 billion to build ATMP factory

December 11, 2023 /SemiMedia/ — According to reports, Tata Electronics is considering establishing an ATMP (assembly, testing, marking, and packaging) factory in Assam, northeastern India, with an investment of 400 billion Indian rupees ($4.79 billion). Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma recently stated that the Tata Group has applied to set up a semiconductor processing plant in Assam…

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Electronics and Technology Minister Rajiv Chandrashekhar today said the project will be completed within two and a half years and the government will support the Tata Group and other Indian electronics companies in their efforts to collaborations with international brands.

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Walk-in-interview in TATA Groups | Best Latest Off Campus 2023

Introduction – Walk-in-interview in TATA Walk-in-interview in TATA: TATA has Published notification for the vacancy of Trainee The educational qualification required to apply for this TATA Group Job is Diploma Interested and eligible candidates can apply for a walk-in interview in TATA. There is enough time to apply for any job. Read TATA Jobs date, last date to use, and full details of…

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Republic Day Sale 2024: Deals from Flipkart, Amazon, Tata Cliq, and More!

Republic Day in India brings not only patriotic fervor but also an array of exciting sales and discounts from e-commerce giants. As the nation gears up to celebrate this auspicious day, major players like Flipkart, Amazon, Tata Cliq, and others have announced their Republic Day Sale 2024. Promising irresistible deals and offers on a wide range of products. Flipkart Republic Day Sale 2024:…

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Introducing F-21: The Latest 4th Generation Fighter Plane from Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin F-21

Taking its game forward, Lockheed Martin has proposed an improved version of the popular F-16 at Aero India 2019 called the F-21 and claims it will be the most advanced, 4th generation Fighter Aircraft in the world.

Lockheed Martin had earlier offered its F-16 has claimed that the F-21 will be specifically configured for the Indian Air Force and will strengthen India’s path to an advanced airpower future.

An option for new production, the F-21 will have a slew of the latest state of the art technological advancements and improvements that include a new radar system, stealth detection capabilities, and electronics design that add a lot of value to the already iconic aircraft.

F-21 will be based on a proven platform, with a new branding

TATA-Lockheed Martin F-21

“The F-21 is different, inside and out,” said Vivek Lall, vice president of Strategy and Business Development for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics.

Lockheed Martin has long said it plans to shift its F-16 production lines to India in cooperation with Tata. It has gone so far as to suggest it could establish an F-16 production line in the country regardless of whether it wins the MRCA deal or not.

For years, Lockheed Martin has been lobbying India for MMRCA contract in excess of 100 fighter jets. India traditionally bought its defence technology from and Russia, but recently, it has been buying American military technology, including the P-8 Poseidon and AH-64 Apache attack helicopter.

Now that there is a difficult competition between Lockheed Martin’s F-16, Boeing’s F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, the Swedish Gripen, French Rafale, European Eurofighter Typhoon, and Russian MiG-35. Lockheed Martin had to increase the stakes.

F-21 will be nimble, carry decent ordnance, and have lower costs to maintain

Weapon Systems of Lockheed Martin F-21

The F-21 will incorporate an upgraded mission computer, a state of the art avionics and includes multi-function displays. With a Central, Pedestal Display will help improve the crew’s situational awareness through Real-Time processing of the flight data.

In addition, the F-21 will also come with an upgradable display generator, a link-16 data link, HF/UHH/VHF multiple frequency radio communication support as well as IFF (identification friend or foe) enhancements.

The three original computers will be replaced with a single modular mission computer which provides far higher computing power to the avionics and weapons systems in addition to providing accurate targeting, air to air strike performances and information capabilities.

According to Lockheed Martin, the F-21 will be capable of providing affordable and scalable advanced combat capabilities through its Active Electronically Scanned Array radar. The Central Pedestal Display also provides a high-resolution display with colour maps, zoom functionality and Night vision systems, thereby helping to keep the aircraft in an enhanced state of Battle Awareness.

The Aircraft will also be capable of integration with the FLIR laser system and navigation as well as reconnaissance pods. The F-21 is also upgraded with state of the art threat warning systems, jammers, electronic countermeasure equipment pods and chaff and infrared flare dispensers to take care of complex and varied battlefield situations.

What will be the future of F-21?

As of now, the F-21 is just a concept. The F-21 will be tailor-made to meet the requirements of the Indian Airforce and will be a 4.5+ generation fighter if the company wins the estimated $18-billion order for the 115 planes.

Officially known as the “Fighting Falcon” commonly known as the Viper by pilots and crew, The F-16 is one of the most renowned and battle-tested supersonic fighter aircraft in the world. This single engine, multirole aircraft developed by Lockheed Martin (formerly General Dynamics), was developed originally for the United States Air Force and is now regarded as the most successful all-weather multirole fighter aircraft.

Entering into production almost four decades back in 1976, more than 4500 F-16 aircraft have been built and although no more bought by the United States Air Force, improved versions are being built for various export customers.

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