One-way flow
Material enters on one side and leaves on the other. Only empty trays come back.
Campus
One campus, planned to grow in three phases
We plan one campus where boards are made, tested and qualified, and where people are trained. It starts with a foundation phase and grows only as evidence allows.
Everything on this page is planned. Nothing here is built yet.
Three phases
What each phase adds
The campus grows only when the last phase has shown its evidence.
| Phase | What it adds | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 · Foundation | Core HDI manufacturing, R&D and quality labs, trade logistics, academy and offices, central utilities, green belt | Planned |
| Phase 2 · Scale | More HDI lines, a supplier park, a larger academy, renewable energy, IC substrate work moving towards production | Planned |
| Phase 3 · Mature | Up to eight core HDI blocks, packaging and module assembly, a test and validation centre, housing, sports and wellness, a wider green belt | Planned |
Phase 2 has no fixed size yet. It grows step by step, as demand and the stage gates allow.
Zones
Eight zones in Phase 1
Each zone has one job. Material moves one way through the campus. Visitors stay away from truck routes.
| Zone | What goes there |
|---|---|
| A · Core HDI manufacturing | Cleanrooms, laser vias, multilayer lamination, plating, test |
| B · Application pods | Pilot builds, packaging trials, inspection, stress screening |
| C · Common infrastructure | Roads, pipe racks, cable corridors, parking |
| D · R&D and quality | Reliability labs, failure analysis, metrology |
| E · Trade logistics | Receiving, bonded storage, kitting, dispatch |
| F · Academy and offices | Training blocks, labs, auditorium, administration |
| G · Utilities and water treatment | Substation, ultrapure water, gases, effluent treatment |
| H · Green belt and reserve | Planted buffers, gardens, land held for later |
Core HDI manufacturing
Zone A: one straight process route
Zone A makes HDI boards from raw laminate to tested, packed boards. The route runs in a straight line. Clean steps and chemical steps never cross. Each stage keeps a small buffer, so one stop does not stop the line.
- Receiving
- Inner layer
- Lamination
- Drilling and laser vias
- Plating
- Solder mask
- Test and inspection
- Packing and dispatch
| Parameter | Design target |
|---|---|
| Panel size | Up to 700 × 600 mm |
| Line width and space tolerance | ±25 µm |
| Laser microvia | 100 µm or less |
| Mechanical via | 0.10 to 0.30 mm |
| Layer-to-layer overlay | ±10 µm |
| Imaging, development and AOI rooms | Class 1K (ISO 6) |
| Coating, etching and stripping rooms | Class 10K (ISO 7) |
| Room conditions | 20 to 22 °C, 45 to 55% RH |
These are design targets, not proven capability. Each one is confirmed at qualification.
Design principles
How the campus is designed
Clean and chemical apart
Cleanrooms sit under positive pressure. Chemical areas have their own exhaust and scrubbers.
Automated handling
Guided vehicles, overhead transfer and high-bay storage move panels, so people supervise rather than carry.
Digital twin
The campus is modelled before it is built, and the model is kept up to date as it runs.
Every lot traced
Each panel and lot carries a code, from incoming laminate to the packed box.
Academy and people
People are trained before the lines start
The academy sits on the visitor side of the campus. It trains people for each station before that station opens.
- Product academy
- Equipment academy
- Manufacturing process academy
- Customer solutions academy
- Industry leadership academy
- Learn
- Skill
- Certify
- Work
- Grow
Courses cover cleanroom behaviour and gowning, ESD, chemical safety, board acceptability and statistical process control. In Phase 3, housing, sports and wellness grow around the academy.
Green campus
Clean air, clean water, solar roofs
The campus is planned to look after its air, water and neighbours.
- Solar roofs feed the campus.
- Ultrapure water at 18.2 MΩ·cm at the point of use.
- Effluent is treated and reused. Zero liquid discharge is an option.
- A planted green belt cleans the air before it reaches cleanroom intakes.
- The campus is planned to work with the communities around it.
Stage gates
The campus moves forward gate by gate
Eight project gates run from strategic approval to commercial operations. A gate closes only when its evidence exists. See Programmes for the gates.
The site is chosen at its own gate. We publish it only when it is confirmed.
What we keep for members
Full masterplan chapters are for members
We do not publish the site location, land records or financial figures on this website. The full masterplan, zone specifications and drawings are in the members library.
Planned supply hubs
One campus, served by planned supply hubs
The campus will be served by planned supply offices across India and hubs abroad, run partner first. From these hubs, qualified partners will serve HDI and semiconductor customers worldwide. The hub list is shared with members and partners.
Managed physically and digitally
One digital view of the planned campus
The planned campus will be run from one digital view. Every zone, dock, machine, pallet, shipment and visitor pass will carry a tag. Scanning a tag opens its record. Sensors will report cleanroom conditions, utilities and energy. Visitors will be hosted and escorted, and kept off truck routes. Members will see the operations view after sign-in.
Planned places are not owned offices, plants or stores until they open and are checked.
Planned design views
How the planned campus is designed
These concept views show how the planned campus is laid out and how work flows through it. They are design views of a planned campus, not photographs of built or owned buildings.
The design images are shown to approved members only. Member sign-in. Access is approved one account at a time.
Members only
Panels are drilled mechanically for through-holes and by laser for microvias, then cleaned and inspected before plating. Every panel carries a barcode, so each hole pattern can be traced to its machine and time.
Members only
Plating lays copper into the holes and onto the circuit pattern, in six steps from cleaning to unloading. Thickness and evenness are checked inline, and rinse water is cascaded to save water.
Members only
The last stage of Zone A: kitting, placement, soldering, inspection, functional test, clean packing and labelling. Each pack is labelled for traceability before it moves to finished goods.
Members only
Overhead transport, collaborative robots and automated guided vehicles move work between stations. Live screens show each line's status, so the team can act before a delay grows.
Members only
Inner layers are imaged and etched in a cleanroom with controlled air, temperature and humidity. Sensors will report cleanroom conditions to one digital view of the campus, so the team sees any change as it happens.
Next step
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