A new industrial partnership
Gujarat signed an MoU to develop an Indo-Taiwan Industrial Park in the Sanand-Dholera region, targeting more than Rs 1,000 crore of Taiwanese investment and around 12,000 direct jobs over five years.
Who signed it
The agreement was signed in Gandhinagar on 10 April 2026 between Gujarat's Department of Science and Technology and Allegiance International Company Limited. It was executed by Simon Lee, Vice President of the Taiwan Chamber of Commerce in India and Chairman of Allegiance Group, and P. Bharathi, Secretary of the Science & Technology Department, in the presence of Minister Arjun Modhwadia. Allegiance will help Taiwanese businesses establish operations in India.
Sectors in focus
The proposed park focuses on advanced manufacturing.
- Semiconductors and allied industries
- Electronics manufacturing
- Electric vehicles
- Robotics and related supply chains
Why it matters for Dholera
Taiwanese component, chemical and equipment suppliers could strengthen the ecosystem around Tata Electronics' PSMC-supported Dholera fab and connect it with Sanand's manufacturing base.
For updates on Dholera's industrial ecosystem, contact Omana Projects on +91-9217104219.
