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With established manufacturing capabilities and growing investments in advanced R&D and technology development, India is emerging as an increasingly important base for HORIBA New Delhi.
HORIBA, Japan, is looking to expand its India business as the country's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem develops, with company executives
"There are three broad pathways. We have conventional fuels such as petrol and diesel, then we have electrification, and hydrogen is the new technology that is coming
For HORIBA, the larger shift is from India being primarily a market for global technologies towards becoming part of their development
Japanese precision instruments and testing systems manufacturer HORIBA on Monday said it is targeting a revenue of 20 billion Yen from its Indian operations by 2028
India is the most discussed market ien the global semiconductor industry, according to Dan Horiba, the executive director of the Japanese semiconductor testing equipment manufacturer HORIBA Group.
Japanese precision instruments and testing systems manufacturer HORIBA on Monday said it is targeting a revenue of 20 billion Yen from its Indian operations by 2028
Japanese equipment major Horiba plans to double its India revenue in five years by expanding in semiconductors, healthcare, and lab-grown diamond technologies
The Japanese precision instruments maker clocks ¥15 billion turnover in FY2025, with India emerging as a key manufacturing and technology hub for the group
HORIBA Innovation Connect showcased 15 innovative startups from across India, focusing on sensors, photonics, quantum technology, optics, automation, deposition technology, and lab-grown diamonds.
Horiba India is open to local manufacturing of specialised semiconductor equipment once India's chip fabrication and packaging ecosystem reaches sufficient scale
The Japanese testing systems maker expects tighter emission rules to expand demand for automotive testing. Around 35% OF HORIBA India's revenue is linked to automotive emission.
The company says its next phase of growth will Centre on expanding R&D capabilities and positioning India as a strategic innovation hub for the HORIBA Group
India's semiconductor ambitions are growing rapidly, driven by the rise of artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, renewable energy and advanced electronics manufacturing.
As conversations around sustainability evolve beyond environmental compliance and awareness campaigns, climate resilience is increasingly emerging as a defining development challenge.
To assess the integrity of the materials from an underground and unchangeable point of view, special techniques are needed in order to evaluate the materials.
The AI boom has created memory chip supply pressures that are being felt by electronics brands across categories, according to industry executives.
NVIDIA is seeking to reshape the PC industry with an AI-first chip architecture, a shift that experts say could strengthen India’s role in the global AI and semiconductor value chain.
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