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26 September 2026

NRS and Sojitz plan semiconductor logistics hub in India

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Source reporting: Container News

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NRS and Sojitz plan semiconductor logistics hub in India

NRS Corporation and Sojitz have signed an agreement with Tata Electronics to develop a logistics platform for semiconductor materials in Dholera, Gujarat. The planned hub will support Tata Electronics’ semiconductor fabrication facility, which is currently under construction. It will handle the storage and supply of high-purity chemicals, specialty materials and gases required for semiconductor production. Logistics hub to support Tata Electronics NRS and Sojitz plan to establish the facility within the Dholera Special Investment Region. Rather than serving only as a conventional warehouse, the hub will operate as a gatekeeper between material suppliers and Tata Electronics’ semiconductor plant.

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