Supplier qualification and market entry
Connect buyers and suppliers that want to work across markets, from a first capability brief to a qualification plan.
For example: identify a second-source supplier.
Express interest in this trackBuilding a more connected semiconductor ecosystem across Asia Pacific.
Nirji Ventures is inviting semiconductor companies, equipment and materials suppliers, research institutions, workforce partners, and investors to help shape practical collaborations across the region.
An initiative convened by Nirji Ventures.
The Asia Semiconductor Alliance grows out of Nirji Ventures' broader work to build a more connected Asia Pacific. The region already holds many of the capabilities the semiconductor value chain needs. The Alliance aims to make it easier for organizations to find the right counterpart in another market and turn a first conversation into a defined project.
Connect buyers and suppliers that want to work across markets, from a first capability brief to a qualification plan.
For example: identify a second-source supplier.
Express interest in this trackBring design companies, OEMs and assembly and test providers together around a defined package and test requirement.
For example: scope a packaging or test pilot.
Express interest in this trackPair employers with universities and training providers to prepare people for specific roles on new and growing lines.
For example: define a technician training cohort.
Express interest in this trackLink research teams with companies and investors that can take a promising result towards a product or process.
For example: identify a commercialization partner.
Express interest in this trackParticipants from across Asia Pacific are welcome, whether you have a capability to offer, a partner you are looking for, or a project you want to move forward.
These are illustrative examples of capabilities found across the region. They do not indicate country participation or endorsement, and participants from every Asia Pacific market are welcome.
Chip design and industrial build-out
Equipment and materials
Assembly and test
Research and manufacturing
Memory and manufacturing
Tell us what your organization can offer, the partner you are looking for, or the project you want to move forward. Please share only non-confidential information.
Our team reviews each submission for a practical, credible fit with other organizations and with the collaboration tracks.
Where there is a fit, Nirji Ventures may arrange a discussion or an introduction. Introductions happen only when both sides agree.
Submitting is an expression of interest. It does not create membership, a partnership or any commitment, and introductions depend on fit and on the consent of both parties.
Nirji Semicon, a Nirji Ventures business, publishes semiconductor workforce programmes covering assembly and packaging, test, equipment maintenance, cleanroom practice and related areas.
Practical starting points for cross-border semiconductor collaboration, written by Nirji Ventures Research.
Tell us what your organization can contribute, the partners you are looking for, or a project you want to move forward. Nirji Ventures welcomes expressions of interest from semiconductor businesses, research and training institutions, industry bodies, and investors across Asia Pacific.
Want to propose a specific project? Propose a collaboration and the form will be set to a project proposal.
Semiconductor businesses (including fabless companies, foundries, assembly and test providers, equipment and materials suppliers and OEMs), universities and research institutions, training providers, industry associations and investors. Participants from across Asia Pacific are welcome.
No. Expressions of interest are reviewed privately by authorised Nirji Ventures staff. We do not publish organization names, applicant profiles, member counts or logos, and we share contact details with another organization only when both sides have agreed to an introduction.
You receive an acknowledgement by email. Nirji Ventures then reviews the submission and may contact you to discuss a next step, such as a discussion or a mutually agreed introduction. Submitting does not guarantee an introduction or participation.
Use the "Propose a collaboration" option on the form and describe the project at a high level: the capability or partner you need, the market, and the first decision you want to reach. Please do not include proprietary designs, detailed pricing, customer lists or other confidential material.