| News Clippings: 30 Jan 2008 | | Tech talk
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 19, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):30 | | Tech talk
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Chennai, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 15, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):30 | | Tech talk
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 34, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):30 |
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| News Clippings: 09 Jan 2008 | | Crawling the web
Summary: Roots to the world wide web can be traced to the early 90's when the web was merely a tool used by scientists at CERN (European Organisation for Nuclear Research).
Now the web is a host to billions of users across the globe. With the surge in convergence of data offerings spilling over to range
Publication: Deccan Herald, Edition: Bangalore, Journalist: K Deepak, Page No: 14, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 21, Height(cms):23 |
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| News Clippings: 28 Dec 2007 | | Web 2.0? What's that?
Summary: When the first-ever Web Innovation Conference opened in Bangalore recently, the organisers were aware that the subject of the event - Web 2.0 initiatives in India -might create some confusion. What was Web 2.0, a buzz word much bandied about?
Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Journalist: Anand Parthasarathy, Page No: 4, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 17, Height(cms):15 |
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| News Clippings: 25 Dec 2007 | | India on course to be ATMP hub
Summary: INDIA is on course to become the hub of assembly-test-mark-pack (ATMP) facilities.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Chennai, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 23, Height(cms):12 |
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| News Clippings: 29 Nov 2007 | | SemIndia reportedly in talks to raise funds
Summary: SemIndia Inc., the semiconductor manufacturing startup based in Hyderabad, plans to raise about $100 million within the next 180 days to help launch operations.
Publication: www.eetimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: K.C. Krishnadas |
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| News Clippings: 28 Nov 2007 | | SemIndia in talks with US funds to raise $100
Summary: A CLUTCH of Wall Street hedge funds and the treasury department of a Middle East royal family are among potential investors eyeing a stake in Indian semiconductor manufacturing firm SemIndia.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Thanuja B M & Boby Kurian, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 7, Height(cms):25 | | SemIndia in talks with US funds to raise $100 m
Summary: A CLUTCH of Wall Street hedge funds and the treasury department of a Middle East royal family are among potential investors eyeing a stake in Indian semiconductor manufacturing firm Semlndia.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Thanuja B M & Boby Kurian, Page No: 6, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 7, Height(cms):25 | | Semlndia in talks with Wall St. to raise $100 m
Summary: A clutch of Wall Street hedge funds and the treasury department of a Middle-East royal family are among potential investors eyeing a stake in Indian semiconductor manufacturing firm Semlndia.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Bangalore, Journalist: Thanuja BM & Boby Kurian, Page No: 1, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 5, Height(cms):5 |
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| News Clippings: 21 Nov 2007 | | AMD CEO visiting India; to sign MoU with Semlndia
Summary: Dr Hector Ruiz, chairman and CEO of AMD, a leading chipmaker, will be visiting India on a six day trip from November 28 to December 3, 2007.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Bangalore/Chennai/Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 6, Height(cms):7 |
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| News Clippings: 16 Nov 2007 | | Fab India land cut by 150 acres
Summary: The Fab City project will come up in 1,050 acres at Raviryal and Srinagar villages in Ranga Reddy district and not in 1200 acres as announced by the state government earlier.
Publication: www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | Fab India land cut by 150 acres
Summary: The Fab City project will come up in 1,050 acres at Raviryal and Srina-gar villages in Ranga Reddy district and not in 1200 acres as announced by the state government earlier.
Publication: The Times of India, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 2, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):24 |
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| News Clippings: 06 Nov 2007 | | SemIndia eyes 100 per cent growth
Summary: Semlndia is poised to cross the Rs 1-billion revenue mark by the end of 2007-08. It further aims to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of over 100 per cent to touch Rs 6 billion by 2010, according to Semlndia chairman and CEO Vinod Agarwal.
Publication: Electronic For You, Edition: National, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 143, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 6, Height(cms):7 |
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| News Clippings: 01 Nov 2007 | | Betting big on SEZs as job creators
Summary: The Andhra Pradesh Government is betting big on the establishment of special economic zones (SEZs) across the State both in terms of boosting the economy and importantly for job creation.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Journalist: V. Rishi Kumar, Page No: 32, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):19 |
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| News Clippings: 29 Oct 2007 | | New chip on the block
Summary: A fter proving its mettle in IT services and chip designing, India appears set to script its next success story, this time in the semiconductor manufacturing space.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Supplement: eWorld, Journalist: Moumita Baksi Chatterjee, Page No: 1, Location: Top, Width(cms): 33, Height(cms):36 |
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| News Clippings: 19 Oct 2007 | | Semindia completes designing Fab City
Publication: Eenadu, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 13, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):10 | | Semindia completes designing Fab City
Publication: Andhra Jyoti, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 7, Location: Bottom-Center, Width(cms): 10, Height(cms):12 | | Semindia completes designing Fab City
Summary: Semindia, which has taken up the much-publicised Fab City project, has completed the conceptual design of the building and system, geo-tech investigation of the building, detailed building design with certain modifications, site excavation, leveling and blasting of rocks.
Publication: The New Indian Express, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 3, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):8 |
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| News Clippings: 15 Oct 2007 | | SemIndia to apply for govt incentives within month
Summary: SemIndia, a consortium of non-resident Indian entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, today said it will apply for government incentives within a month to set up a chip-making facility in Hyderabad.
Publication: www.economictimes.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: PTI |
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| News Clippings: 13 Oct 2007 | | Fab city first phase will be completed by next year
Publication: Andhra Bhoomi, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 5, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 6, Height(cms):14 | | Special regions for IT companies
Publication: Andhra Jyoti, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):16 | | Invest for infrastructure development: Vinod
Publication: Vaartha, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 8, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 9, Height(cms):11 |
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| News Clippings: 12 Oct 2007 | | SemIndia eyes Rs 600cr by 2010
Summary: SemIndia, a leading Indian semiconductor player, is poised to cross the Rs 100 crore mark by the end of the financial year 2007-08.
Publication: www.business-standard.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | SemIndia to apply for govt incentives within month
Summary: SemIndia, a consortium of non-resident Indian entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, today said it will apply for government incentives within a month to set up a chip-making facility in Hyderabad.
Publication: www.economictimes.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | SemIndia to apply for incentives for new chip unit
Summary: Indian semiconductor consortium SemIndia will apply within a month for government incentives to set up a chip-making facility in India, its chief executive said on Wednesday.
Publication: www.reuters.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | SemIndia to export hardware to China
Summary: So you thought India was for software and China was for hardware in making smart electronic devices?
Publication: www.hindustantimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Narayanan Madhavan | | SemIndia to export hardware to China
Summary: SO YOU thought India was for software and China was for hardware in making smart electronic devices?
Publication: Hindustan Times, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Narayanan Madhavan, Page No: 26, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 9, Height(cms):15 | | Semlndia to export hardware to China
Summary: SO YOU thought India was for software and China was for hardware in making smart electronic devices?
SemIndia, a non-resident Indian-led consortium that aims to eventually make semiconductors in India has received queries for exports of telecom-related electronic products it is now designing
Publication: Hindustan Times, Edition: Kolkata, Journalist: Narayanan Madhavan, Page No: 11, Location: Bottom-Left, Width(cms): 5.5, Height(cms):11.5 | | SemIndia eyes Rs 600cr by 2010
Summary: SemIndia, a leading Indian semiconductor player, is poised to cross the Rs 100 crore mark by the end of the financial year 2007-08.
Publication: www.business-standard.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | Sops may turn Andhra into semiconductor hub
Summary: Karnataka may be core of IT in India, but when it comes to chip manufacturing, Andhra Pradesh is likely to emerge as the semiconductor hub of the countryThe state is offering various incentives such as power at a reduced rate, adequate water and lower stamp duty —which are over and above the ince
Publication: The Financial Express, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Journalist: Vrishti Beniwal, Page No: VIII, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 28, Height(cms):8 |
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| News Clippings: 11 Oct 2007 | | Chip makers begin griping about policy
Summary: A month after the Indian government provided details of its much-awaited semiconductor policy aimed at providing special incentives for companies to set up chip-making units in India
Publication: Mint, Edition: Delhi/Mumbai, Journalist: Regina Anthony, Page No: 11, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 28, Height(cms):14 | | Capex blues over fab policy
Summary: The guidelines on semiconductor policy seem to have sparked more complexities than resolved, as the clause of showing the capital expenditure to get incentives under the policy has not gone well with some industry players.
Publication: The Financial Express, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Journalist: Vrishti Beniwal, Page No: VIII, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 23, Height(cms):9 | | Semlndia sees six-fold growth by 2010
Summary: Semlndia, a leading semiconductor player, is poised to cross the Rs 100 crore mark by the end of 2007-08. Itfurther aims to grow at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 100 per cent to touch Rs 600 crore by 2010, according to Semlndia Chairman and CEO Vinod Agarwal.
Publication: Business Standard, Edition: Chandigarh/Kolkata, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):12 | | SemIndia sees six-fold growth by'10
Summary: Semlndia, a leading semiconductor player, is poised to cross the Rs 100 crore revenue mark by the end of 2007-08. It further aims to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of over 100 per cent to touch Rs 600 crore by 2010, according to Semlndia Chairman and CEO Vinod Agarwal.
Publication: Business Standard, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 7, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 4, Height(cms):25 | | SemIndia preparing to apply for Govt incentives
Summary: On the heels of the Centre announcing detailed guidelines for semiconductor policy, Semlndia on Wednesday said it is preparing to apply for Government incentives to set up a chip-manufacturing facility in Hyderabad.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 4, Location: Bottom-Left, Width(cms): 13, Height(cms):17 | | Policy delay costs Semlndia dearly
Summary: SemIndia said on Wednesday that due to the delay in the semi-conductor policy guidelines the cost of its proposed fabrication unit in Hyderabad has escalated from $3 billion to $5 billion.
Publication: The Asian Age, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Pawar Bali, Page No: 15, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):10 | | Policy delay costs SemIndia dearly
Summary: SemIndia said on Wednesday that due to the delay in the semi-conductor policy guidelines the cost of its proposed fabrication unit in Hyderabad has escalated from $3 billion to $5 billion.
Publication: The Asian Age, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Pawan Bali, Page No: 17, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):9 | | Policy delay costs SemIndia dearly
Summary: SemIndia said on Wednesday that, due to the delay in the semi-conductor policy guidelines the cost of its proposed fabrication unit in Hyderabad has escalated from $3 billion to $5 billion.
Publication: The Asian Age, Edition: Kolkata, Supplement: The Kolkata Age, Journalist: Pawan Bali, Page No: 11, Location: Bottom-Left, Width(cms): 9.5, Height(cms):9.5 | | Policy delay costs Semlndia dearly
Summary: Semlndia said on Wednesday that due to the delay in the semi-conductor policy guidelines the cost of its proposed fabrication unit in Hyderabad has escalated from $3 billion to $5 billion.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle, Edition: Chennai/Hyderabad, Journalist: Pawan Bali, Page No: 15, Location: Bottom-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):9 | | Semlndia to export hardware to China, others
Summary: SO YOU thought India was for software and China was for hardware in making smart electronic devices? SemIndia, a non-resident Indian-led consortium that aims to eventually make semiconductors in India has received queries for exports of telecom-related electronic products it is now designing
Publication: Hindustan Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Narayanan Madhavan, Page No: 23, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 5, Height(cms):23 |
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| News Clippings: 28 Sep 2007 | | Tower in talks with SemIndia, HSMC
Summary: Pure play fab Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Migdal Haemek, Israel) is currently in talks with SemIndia Inc. and Hindustan Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation (HSMC), two leading proponents of Indian chip manufacturing. Talks center on the two companies also making use of Tower's manufacturing capabi
Publication: www.eetimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Amir Ben-Artzi |
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| News Clippings: 18 Sep 2007 | | 'We are leveraging telecom's huge potential in India'
Summary: With an objective to be self-reliant Semlndia has embarked on an ambitious project to have "Made in India" chips by 2009. BV Naidu, managing director, Semlndia Systems....
Publication: Voice & Data, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Malovikar Rao, Page No: 94, Location: Fullpage |
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| News Clippings: 06 Sep 2007 | | Israel's Tower eyes tech transfer deals with SemIndia, HSMC
Summary: TOWER Semiconductor, the second largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Chandigarh, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 7, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):14 |
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| News Clippings: 05 Sep 2007 | | Israel's Tower eyes tech transfer deals with SemIndia, HSMC
Summary: Tower Semiconductor, the second largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: www.economictimes.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Sreekala G | | Israel's Tower eyes tech transfer deals with SemIndia, HSMC
Summary: TOWER Semiconductor, the second largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 6, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 15, Height(cms):15 | | Israel's Tower eyes tech transfer deals with SemIndia, HSMC
Summary: TOWER Semiconductor, the second largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 15, Height(cms):15 | | Israel's Tower eyes tech transfer deals with Semlndia, HSMC
Summary: TOWER Semiconductor, the second largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Pune, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 17, Height(cms):14 | | Tower Semiconductor in talks with Semlndia, HSMC
Summary: TOWER Semiconductor, the second largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip-making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Bangalore/Chennai/Hyderabad, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 19, Height(cms):14 | | Israeli co in talks with HSMC, Semlndia for tech transfer
Summary: TOWER Semiconductor, the second-largest fab company in Israel, has zoomed in on India to transfer technology in chip making and provide specialised services to design companies.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Kolkata, Journalist: Sreekala G, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):11 |
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| News Clippings: 23 Aug 2007 | | AP swings HSMC's vote for $2-bn fab
Summary: ANDHRA Pradesh is on course to become the fab capital of India. After bagging the $3 billion-SemIndia project, the state is poised to garner another big-ticket investment of over $ 2 billion in the semi-conduct
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Appaji Reddem & Sreekala G, Page No: 1, Location: Bottom-Center, Width(cms): 4, Height(cms):18 | | AP swings HSMC's vote for $2-bn fab
Summary: ANDHRA Pradesh is on course to become the fab capital of India. After bagging the $3 billion-Semlndia project, the state is poised to garner another big-ticket investment of over $ 2 billion in the semi-conductor sector. Hindustan Semiconductor Manufacturing (HSMC), promoted by a consortium of NRIs
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Bangalore, Journalist: Appaji Reddem & Sreekala G, Page No: 1, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 4, Height(cms):20 |
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| News Clippings: 07 Aug 2007 | | Thinking out of the box
Summary: IT HARDWARE manufacturing in India is a classic case of the chicken-and-egg situation.
Publication: Hindustan Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Venkatesh Ganesh, Page No: 10, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 28, Height(cms):24 |
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| News Clippings: 25 Jun 2007 | | Fab city works soon
Publication: Andhra Bhoomi, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):7 |
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| News Clippings: 04 Jun 2007 | | Chips to design next big IT fortune
Summary: THE INDIAN embedded chip design market will surge to Rs 1,76,300 crore ($43 billion) from the current market size of Rs 13,325 crore ($3.25 billion) by 2015, according to research group Frost and Sullivan.
Publication: Hindustan Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Venkatesh Ganesh, Page No: 21, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 24, Height(cms):12 |
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| News Clippings: 06 May 2007 | | Fab future
Summary: Two decades in. Union government service are sure to stand B.V. Naidu in good stead in his new role. And with the government finally having announced its long-awaited semiconductor fabrication (fab) policy.
Publication: Business India, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Sekhar Seshan, Page No: 132, Location: Fullpage |
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| News Clippings: 01 May 2007 | | The chip's off the block, finally
Summary: After months of now-on-now-off drama, and doubts over the ability of promoter Vinod K Agarwal to raise the finances for it, the ambitious Fab City project and the $3 billion semiconductor....
Publication: DNA, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 23, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 20.5, Height(cms):23 | | The chip's off the block, finally
Summary: After months of now-on-now-off drama, and doubts over the ability of promoter Vinod K Agarwal to raise the finances for it, the ambitious Fab City project and the $3 billion semiconductor....
Publication: DNA Money, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 20.5, Height(cms):23 |
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| News Clippings: 27 Apr 2007 | | Fab to stay put in city
Summary: SemIndias CEO Vinod K Agarwal asserted on Wednesday that his company would stay put and execute the project at the proposed Fab City on the outskirts of the city.
Publication: www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here, its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.zdnetindia.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | SemIndia sets Q4 ’09 target for operations
Summary: SemIndia Fab Pvt. Ltd which is setting up a $3 billion (Rs12,300crore) semiconductor manufacturing complex in Hyderabad expects to start production by the fourth quarter of 2009,
Publication: www.livemint.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: C.R. Sukumar | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City, the proposed USD 3 billion semiconductor-manufacturing hub here, its developer SemIndia said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.sda-india.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau |
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| News Clippings: 26 Apr 2007 | | Fab City project here to stay, says SemIndia chairman
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over the setting up of the Fab City SemIndia Inc the promoters of the mega semiconductor facility here has announced that phase I of the project with a test and assembly plant will be ready within a year.
Publication: www.hindu.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Correspondent | | SemIndia dispels concerns over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here, its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.andhracafe.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here, its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.indiaenews.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here, its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.earthtimes.org, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS` | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.monstersandcritics.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.indiaprwire.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | SemIndia to get GO for land transfer
Summary: Faced with a flurry of questions on his credibility the president and chief executive officer (CEO) of SemIndia Vinod Agarwal stated that delay in the transfer of the land was affecting the progress of FabCity.
Publication: www.ciol.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | AP says order soon to formalise fab project
Summary: BRUSHING aside all allegations related to the feasibility of the proposed $3-billion fab project the Andhra Pradesh government on Wednesday said the project is on right track.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Bangalore/Chennai, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 13, Height(cms):18 | | SemIndia may complete Fab City phase 1 in a year
Summary: SemIndia today announced that phase one of the Fab City project a test and assembly plant for semiconductors will be ready within a year while work on the infrastructure project related to the larger Fab City would be taken up simultaneously.
Publication: The Hindu Business Line, Edition: Bangalore/Chandigarh/Chennai/Delhi/Hyderabad/Kolkata/Mumbai/Pune, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 7, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):12 | | AP puts Fab City on fast track
Summary: Hurt by criticism the Andhra Pradesh government has put the Fab City and the $3 billion semiconductor wafer fabrication projects on the fast track paving way for the issue of an order detailing the incentives and modalities of transfer of land for the project to the promoters.
Publication: DNA, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 22, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):19 | | AP puts Fab City on fast track
Summary: Hurt by criticism the Andhra Pradesh government has put the Fab City and the $3 billion semiconductor wafer fabrication projects on the fast track paving way for the issue of an order detailing the incentives and modalities of transfer of land for the project to the promoters.
Publication: DNA Money, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 4, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):19 | | Fab project on track: SemIndia
Summary: Claiming that the proposed $3-billion fab unit and the $100-million ATMP project at Hyderabad Fab City were well on course Vinod K Agarwal, chairman of Semlndia Corporation Private Ltd on Wednesday said the company.
Publication: Business Standard, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 4, Height(cms):12 | | Software firm puts AP govt on 15-day notice
Summary: Bangalores SemIndia Company a software firm is learnt to have set a 15-day deadline to the Andhra Pradesh government to release GOs allocating land, water power and other amenities and incentives.
Publication: Mumbai Mirror, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: P Pavan, Page No: 17, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 5, Height(cms):15 | | Semlndia sets Q4 '09 target for operations
Summary: Semlndia Fab Pvt. Ltd which is setting up a $3 billion (Rs l2,300 crore) semiconductor manufacturing complex in Hyderabad expects to start production by the fourth quarter of 2009 a year after finishing construction.
Publication: Mint, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C.R. Sukumar, Page No: 3, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 5, Height(cms):22 | | AP puts Fab City on fast track
Summary: Hurt by criticism the Andhra Pradesh government has put the Fab City and the $3 billion semiconductor wafer fabrication projects on the fast track
Publication: www.dnaindia.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Chitti Pantulu | | AP says order soon to formalise fab project
Summary: BRUSHING aside all allegations related to the feasibility of the proposed $3-billion fab project the Andhra Pradesh government on Wednesday said the project is on right track.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 13, Height(cms):17 | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.newkerala.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | SemIndia seeks to allay apprehensions over Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over Fab City the proposed $3 billion semiconductor manufacturing hub here its developer SemIndia Inc Wednesday said it was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: www.indianmuslims.info, Edition: Internet, Journalist: IANS | | Fab project on track: SemIndia
Summary: Claiming that the proposed $3-billion fab unit and the $100-million ATMP (assembly test mark and pack) project at Hyderabad Fab City were well on course Vinod K Agarwal chairman of Semlndia Corporation Private Limited on Wednesday
Publication: Business Standard, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 4, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):9 | | Fab City project here to stay, says SemIndia chairman
Summary: Allaying apprehensions over the setting up of the Fab City Semlndia Inc. the promoters of the mega semiconductor facility here has announced that phase I of the project with a test and assembly plant will be ready within a year.
Publication: The Hindu, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):12 | | Fab City with 300 Cr. dollars
Publication: Andhra Bhoomi, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 2, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 14, Height(cms):12 | | Within three weeks will be starting
Publication: Andhra Bhoomi, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 2, Location: Middle-Left, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):12 | | G.O. on Fab City with in one-twos days: Geetha Reddy
Publication: Prajashakti , Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 2, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):9 | | G.O. on Fab City with in one-twos days
Publication: Daily Hindi Milap, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 3, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):12 | | SemIndia awaits land transfer for Fab City
Summary: Allaying apprehensions about SemIndia Inc.'s ability to implement the proposed $3 billion Fab City here the company's founder and CEO Vinod Kumar Agarwal said on Wednesday that the Semlndia was waiting for the transfer of land by the Andhra Pradesh government to begin the work.
Publication: Deccan Chronicle, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 14, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 24, Height(cms):8 | | AP govt backs 'angry' Fab City partner to the hilt, but...
Summary: In response to the apprehensions raised by the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) over the Fab City project and its joint partner Semlndia, the Andhra Pradesh government has said that the government will step into the shoes of the promoter
Publication: The Financial Express, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 11, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 25, Height(cms):13 | | FabCity is no foble, assert Govt, SemIndia
Summary: Both Semlndia chief executive officer Vinod Kumar Agarwal and the State Government have said that the much-hyped FabCity project would soon become a reality.
Publication: The New Indian Express, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 4, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 13, Height(cms):19 | | 'Govt has faith in Semlndia'
Summary: The state government said on Wednesday that the Fab City project was on course and that it had full faith in Semlndia and its CEO Vinod K Agarwal the main promoter of the project.
Publication: The Times of India, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 3, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 4, Height(cms):20 | | Vinod Agarwal is very good…!
Publication: Andhra Jyoti, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 6, Location: Top-Center, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):12 | | Fab City work start in shortly: Geetha Reddy
Publication: Andhra Prabha, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 24, Height(cms):19 | | We can do it
Publication: Andhra Prabha, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 19, Height(cms):10 | | G.O. with in two days
Publication: Eenadu, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 15, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):15 | | The Govt. will be taking the responsibility of Fab
Publication: Eenadu, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 15, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 20, Height(cms):8 | | Fab City work start in shortly
Publication: Visaalandhra, Edition: Hyderabad, Journalist: Bureau, Page No: 5, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):13 |
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| News Clippings: 03 Apr 2007 | | SemIndia to Unveil Low-cost Media Player
Summary: SemIndia Indias first semiconductor fab based in Hyderabad is planning to release a low cost media player. The focus of this venture is to design and develop products that are relevant to the Indian market.
Publication: www.sda-india.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau | | Semindia plans low-cost media player
Summary: SemIndia the consortium behind Indias first fab facility plans to launch a low cost media player through its design and product arm SemIndia Systems.
Publication: www.andhracafe.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau |
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| News Clippings: 02 Apr 2007 | | Semindia to launch low-cost media player
Summary: SEMINDIA the consortium behind India s first fab facility is drawing up plans to launch a low cost media player through its design and product arm
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Pune, Journalist: N Shivapriya, Page No: 5, Location: Bottom-Right, Width(cms): 8, Height(cms):12 | | Semindia to launch low-cost media player
Summary: Semindia, the consortium behind India’s first fab facility, is drawing up plans to launch a low-cost media player through its design and product arm, SemIndia Systems.
Publication: www.economictimes.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: N Shivapriya | | Semindia to launch low-cost media player
Summary: SEMINDIA, the consortium behind India's first fab facility, is drawing up plans to launch a low-cost media player through its design and product arm, Semindia Systems.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: N Shivapriya, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 4.5, Height(cms):27 | | SemIndia to launch low-cost media player
Summary: SEMINDIA, the consortium behind India's first fab facility, is drawing up plans to launch a low-cost media player through its design and products arm, SemIndia Systems.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Kolkata, Journalist: N Shivapriya, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 5, Height(cms):23 | | Semlndia to tap durables; media player on cards
Summary: SEMINDIA, the consortium behind India's first fab facility, is drawing up plans to launch a low-cost media player through its design and product arm, Semlndia Systems.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Bangalore/Chennai/Hyderabad, Journalist: N Shivapriya, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 5, Height(cms):25 |
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| News Clippings: 29 Mar 2007 | | MW Zander to design SemIndia ATMP
Summary: MW Zander one of the worlds largest builders of hi tech buildings and industrial plants is all set to give shape to Indias semiconductor industry.
Publication: www.economictimes.indiatimes.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Harsimran Singh | | MW Zander to design Semlndia ATMP
Summary: MW Zander, one of the world's largest builders of hitech buildings and industrial plants, is all set to give shape to India's semiconductor industry. MW Zander will design and construct the assembly test and mark plant (ATMP) of the $3.5 AMD-SemIndia fab.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Harsimran Singh, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 6, Height(cms):12 | | MW Zander to design Semlndia ATMP
Summary: MW Zander, one of the world's largest builders of hitech buildings and industrial plants, is all set to give shape to India's semiconductor industry. MW Zander will design and construct the assembly test and mark plant (ATMP) of the $3.5 AMD Semlndia fab.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Pune, Journalist: Harsimran Singh, Page No: 5, Location: Middle-Center, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):5 | | Zander to design Semlndia unit
Summary: MW ZANDER, one of the world's largest builders of hitech buildings and industrial plants, is all set to give shape to India's semiconductor industry.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Kolkata, Journalist: Harsimran Singh, Page No: 5, Location: Bottom-Left, Width(cms): 8.5, Height(cms):16 |
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| News Clippings: 28 Mar 2007 | | Infineon to partner NRI investor in big chip plant
Summary: Germany's Infineon Technologies AG, one of the world's top semiconductor firms, has teamed up as technology partner for a multi-billion-dollar silicon chip design and manufacturing facility in India.
Publication: Mint, Edition: Delhi/Mumbai, Journalist: P. Manoj, Page No: 1, Location: Top-Left, Width(cms): 14, Height(cms):20 | | Infineon may join consortium for $4 bn chip fab
Publication: DNA Money, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 1, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):17 | | Semiconductor policy gets corporate India's thumbs up
Summary: The industry has reacted positively to the semiconductor policy despite the ceiling on the number of fabrication units and the 9% discount rate on the net present value of investments.
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: Neha Kohli, Page No: 6, Location: Top-Center, Width(cms): 16, Height(cms):11 | | Infineon may join consortium for $4 bn chip fab
Summary: Hindustan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (HSMC) is set to announce the technology partners for its $4-billion semiconductor chip fabrication plants. This is the first announcement after the notification of the semiconductor policy on March 22.
Publication: www.dnaindia.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu | | Fab policy gets India Inc's thumbs up
Summary: THE industry has reacted positively to the semiconductor policy despite the ceiling on the number of fabrication units and the 9% discount rate on the net present value of investments. In fact, the two clauses have been taken as a positive sign with an industry analyst saying that the move will at
Publication: The Economic Times, Edition: Delhi, Journalist: Neha Kohli, Page No: 5, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 24, Height(cms):14 | | Infineon may join consortium for $4 bn chip fab
Publication: DNA, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 19, Location: Middle-Right, Width(cms): 12, Height(cms):17 |
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| News Clippings: 24 Mar 2007 | | It is a ‘semi-con’ policy, surely, and the devil is in the detail
Summary: A day after the notification of the semiconductor policy nobody seems to be shouting from the rooftops. Missing is the euphoria one had witnessed in the industry exactly a month to the date when the policy was announced,
Publication: www.dnaindia.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu | | It is a 'semi-con' policy, surely, and the devil is in the detail
Summary: A day after the notification of the semiconductor policy no body seems to be shouting from the rooftops.
Publication: DNA Money, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 1, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 23, Height(cms):16 | | It is a 'semi-con' policy, surely, and the devil is in the detail
Summary: A day after the notification of the semiconductor policy nobody seems to be shouting from the rooftops.
Publication: DNA, Edition: Mumbai, Journalist: C Chitti Pantulu, Page No: 19, Location: Top-Right, Width(cms): 23, Height(cms):16 |
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| News Clippings: 22 Mar 2007 | | Karnataka plans semiconductor SEZs
Summary: Karnataka plans to form three special economic zones (SEZs) for the semiconductor sector at the proposed ‘Knowledge City’ on Bangalore’s outskirts.
Publication: www.business-standard.com, Edition: Internet, Journalist: Bureau |
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