L&T Semiconductor Technologies (LTSCT) aims to become India's first major semiconductor product company, departing from the traditional services model.
Led by CEO Sandeep Kumar, LTSCT focuses on building chip IP and becoming a full-fledged chipmaker to rival global players like NVIDIA.
With an initial capital of ₹830 crore, LTSCT targets a revenue of $1 billion in the next four to five years by adopting a fabless model initially.
Recognizing the need for product companies, LTSCT aims to bring Indian semiconductor products to the global market, not just manufacturing chips for others.
The company plans to develop a variety of chips targeting sectors like mobility, industrial, energy, and telecom globally, with a pipeline of over 50 clients.
India's semiconductor market is projected to grow significantly, presenting opportunities for companies like LTSCT in various sectors such as mobile handsets, IT, and automotive.
While currently fabless, LTSCT plans to establish its own fabs in the future, based on demand, to prevent empty fab scenarios and maintain optimal production costs.
LTSCT's strategic approach focuses on product quality and global competitiveness rather than direct competition with fabs, aiming to establish a strong semiconductor product brand from India.
By aiming to create India's own NVIDIA, LTSCT is poised to pave the way for India to have a globally recognized semiconductor brand in the future.
As India emphasizes semiconductor self-reliance, initiatives like LTSCT play a crucial role in reducing dependency on foreign players and boosting the domestic semiconductor industry.