Tata Electronics aims to be $30 billion business with fab play: CEO & MD Randhir Thakur
In the aftermath of Covid, the Tata Group identified semiconductors as a key future growth bet, aligning with a broader push toward more resilient, localised supply chains.
As part of this effort, Himachal Pradesh-born, US-based semiconductor veteran Randhir Thakur agreed to take charge in 2022 after multiple discussions led by Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran aimed at persuading him to return to India to build the business from scratch. The results have been rapid: in just four years, Tata Electronic shas scaled at such a pace that it’s surpassed group unit Titan Co. in revenue.
