Noida-based Sahasra Electronics is planning to set aside a capex of around Rs 350 crore in the next three years to establish a semiconductor packaging facility and increase manufacturing under the ‘Make in India’ program.

The new facility will be constructed at Bhiwadi in Rajasthan, where the company already  has a semiconductor plant.

The company will be investing in machines for the electronic assembly, thus, investment in the plant will be an excess of Rs 150 crore and in the building interior itself about Rs 50 crore.

Sahasra Group's Sahasra Semiconductors (SSPL) has become one of the first Indian companies to start packaging and testing NAND flash memory in this financial year as well as first company to receive a production linked incentive (PLI ) scheme in 2020.

NAND flash memory is a non-volatile storage technology that retains data without power.

Last month, Saharsa Electronics partnered with French Thomson Computing to streamline the latter's manufacturing in India to produce a range of laptops and tablets to cater to the increasing demands. In addition, the company maintains a partnership with a Taiwanese company for memory drives.