India’s Kaynes enters Japan’s chip assembly market with local partners
Semiconductors
Eyeing auto chips, company to handle back-end processing at new Gujarat plant
With back-end processing largely handled by plants in Taiwan, China and Southeast Asia, India’s emergence as a new base enables Japanese manufacturers to diversify geopolitical risks. © Reuters
TOKYO — Kaynes Technology, an Indian company that provides electronics manufacturing services, is moving into the Japanese market in an effort to win orders for semiconductor assembly from local chipmakers, including those making automotive chips.
