Vishay plans $56.4M chip venture with Kaynes Technology
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Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. entered into a binding term sheet with Kaynes Technology India Limited to establish a semiconductor manufacturing joint venture in India. Under the proposed terms, Vishay would invest $56.4 million for a 49% interest in an existing Kaynes Technology subsidiary, while Kaynes Technology would retain a 51% interest. The proposed transaction remains subject to definitive agreements, required approvals and other customary closing conditions.
The joint venture plans to establish captive back-end manufacturing capabilities for Vishay, including post-fabrication wafer processing, assembly, test and packaging, and may also provide services to third-party customers. Future funding is expected from both parties based on their ownership interests. Vishay has rights to determine certain matters, including auditor appointments, internal controls and IT systems, vendor and equipment selection, and approval of customers outside the Vishay group; specified reserved matters require both parties’ approval. The parties plan to file a joint application for central and state government support under India Semiconductor Mission 2.0.
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captive semiconductor back-end manufacturing capabilities technical
post-fabrication wafer processing technical
reserved matters technical
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