India Semiconductor Mission launches ‘investors support’ portal to ease semiconductor investments
According to a statement, the portal will also enable investors to register grievances and concerns online
In a move aimed at strengthening investors’ confidence and enhancing ease of doing business in India’s semiconductor sector, the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) has launched an online portal titled “Investors Support” to facilitate investors and address their concerns through a single-window digital platform.
The portal, launched on May 26, is accessible through ISM Investors Support Portal and has been designed to provide comprehensive information related to government schemes, policies, approved projects under the Semicon India Programme, and regulatory requirements for investors exploring opportunities in India’s semiconductor ecosystem.
According to a statement, the portal will also enable investors to register grievances and concerns online, which will be addressed by ISM officials in coordination with nodal officers from various Ministries, Departments, Organisations, State Governments, approved project companies, and international as well as national trade bodies and associations.
Amitesh Kumar Sinha CEO, ISM during the launch underscored the importance of investor facilitation and proactive engagement by stakeholders.
He emphasised the need for effective handholding of foreign investors and urged representatives of all participating agencies to play an active role in resolving investor concerns in a time-bound manner to further strengthen India’s semiconductor manufacturing and design ecosystem.
The platform offers a secure, role-based interface that will streamline coordination among stakeholders and ensure faster resolution of investor issues.
The launch event also featured a detailed walkthrough of the portal’s framework and functionalities, including the onboarding process, coordination mechanisms, and the responsibilities of nodal officers from participating Ministries, Departments, Organisations, State Governments, approved project companies, and industry associations.
The initiative is expected to further support the government’s efforts to position India as a global hub for semiconductor manufacturing and innovation under the Semicon India Programme.
