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FUJIFILM India to Showcase Semiconductor Materials at SEMICON India 2026

FUJIFILM India today announced its participation at SEMICON India 2026, India’s premier semiconductor industry exhibition, taking place from September 17–19, 2026, at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi. Located at Hall 1, Booth 623, the company will showcase its semiconductor materials portfolio and global technology capabilities, while highlighting its commitment to supporting the continued development of India’s semiconductor ecosystem.

As India strengthens its capabilities across the semiconductor value chain, access to advanced materials, technical expertise and resilient supply chains will play an important role in enabling the growth of semiconductor manufacturing in the country. Fujifilm brings decades of global expertise in materials science and a comprehensive semiconductor materials portfolio spanning multiple stages of the semiconductor manufacturing process.

The participation also marks the continued progression of FUJIFILM India’s engagement with the country’s semiconductor ecosystem. The company is working closely with customers, government stakeholders and industry partners to understand local requirements and explore opportunities...

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