Madhya Pradesh Semiconductor Summit-2026 in Indore on October 23–24: State set to become a hub for investment and innovation
Bhopal: Efforts are being made to develop Madhya Pradesh into a major hub for the semiconductor industry. The state government is placing special emphasis on encouraging investment in the semiconductor sector, developing technical infrastructure, fostering innovation, and cultivating a skilled workforce.
In this context, the ‘Madhya Pradesh Semiconductor Summit-2026’ will be organized on October 23 and 24 at the Brilliant Convention Centre in Indore. The two-day summit is expected to see the participation of semiconductor companies, investors, industry experts, academicians, and representatives from startups—both from within the country and abroad. Discussions at the event will focus on investment opportunities, technical collaboration, research, innovation, and industrial development within the semiconductor sector.
Deliberations on Semiconductor Technology and Manufacturing
The summit will feature discussions on topics such as semiconductor manufacturing, chip design, advanced packaging and testing, electronics manufacturing, research and innovation, and the development of a skilled workforce. The event will include 8 panel discussions, 5 roundtable meetings, and 2 keynote addresses. Additionally, over 50 companies will showcase their technical capabilities, products, and solutions at an exhibition.
Promoting Collaboration Among Industry, Academia, and Research Institutions
On the first day of the summit, Chief Minister Dr. Yadav will address the inaugural session on the theme, ‘Vision for Madhya Pradesh as a Semiconductor Hub.’ This will be followed by panel discussions on subjects such as the development of Madhya Pradesh as an advanced packaging and testing hub, the creation of a fabless ecosystem, and matters related to semiconductor manufacturing and supply chains.
Roundtable meetings will be held with companies involved in Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure, fabless products, and intellectual property, as well as with directors and vice-chancellors of leading educational institutions. This will foster collaboration between industry, academia, and research institutions.
The second day of the summit will feature discussions on chip technology, AI, electronics manufacturing, design services, research and development, and talent cultivation. There will also be sessions focused on photonics, quantum technology, and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The winners of the ‘Madhya Pradesh Semicon Startup Competition’ will be honored during the closing ceremony.
Over 50 companies to showcase technical capabilities at the exhibition
During the summit, an exhibition will feature more than 50 companies showcasing their capabilities in areas such as chip design, packaging and testing, equipment, materials, electronics manufacturing, and emerging technologies. This exhibition will provide a platform for investors, industry representatives, and technical experts to engage with these companies and explore potential business collaboration opportunities.