The International Semiconductor Industry Group (ISIG) will host the ISIG Executive Summit India 2026 at The LaLiT, New Delhi on 3-4 November 2026, bringing together senior executives, technology leaders, researchers and policymakers from across the global semiconductor ecosystem.
The two-day summit will provide a platform for strategic discussions on the technologies, policies and supply-chain priorities shaping the semiconductor industry. It continues the momentum of ISIG’s 2026 summit series in the United States, Taiwan, Korea and Europe, all of which sold out this year, with the China edition scheduled to take place next week. The summit will return to India on 30 November – 1 December 2027.
As India advances its semiconductor ambitions through policy support and initiatives such as the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM), the summit will offer an opportunity for global and Indian stakeholders to exchange perspectives on ecosystem development, technology collaboration and the country’s role in the global semiconductor supply chain.
Salah Nasri, CEO and Co-Founder of ISIG, said: “India is no longer a future chapter in the semiconductor story, it is a present one. We brought ISIG’s summit series to New Delhi because the decisions being made here, in advanced packaging, power electronics and domestic manufacturing, will shape the global supply chain for the next decade. Our role is to put the executives, the policymakers and the capital in one room, and India is exactly where that conversation needs to happen now.”
The summit’s featured participants include:
Featured Government Delegation
● Amitesh Kumar Sinha, Additional Secretary, MeitY, and CEO, India Semiconductor Mission (ISM)
● Dr. Kamaljeet Singh, Director General, Semiconductor Laboratory (SCL)
● N. Selvendran, Principal Secretary, Department of Science & Technology, Government of Madhya Pradesh
● Pallavi Verma, IAS, Executive Director, Guidance Tamil Nadu, Government of Tamil Nadu
Speaker Highlights
● Dr. Dirk Wittorf, Head of Technology & Innovation Management and Senior Director, Nexperia
● Pradeep Bisht, DGM, Application Engineering, Mitsubishi Electric
● Dr. Dilip Risbud, Head, Strategic Technology Alliances, Navitas Semiconductor
● Vinay Shenoy, Managing Director, Infineon
● Dr. Peter Vandersteegen, Portfolio Manager, Automotive, imec
● Calvin Yong, Regional Director for Southeast Asia, India, and Oceania, Yole Group
The agenda will include discussions on advanced packaging and outsourced semiconductor assembly and test (OSAT), power electronics and wide bandgap technologies such as silicon carbide (SiC) and gallium nitride (GaN). Participants will also examine India’s semiconductor strategy, ecosystem development, supply chains and emerging technology priorities.
Dr. Shalu Agarwal, General Manager of India and Head of Power Semiconductor, ISIG, said: “India has the talent, the policy momentum and the market to become a hub for the global semiconductor supply chain. What the ecosystem needs now is technology collaboration and policy cohesion, and that is what this summit is built to deliver. Bringing global leaders together with India’s government and industry in New Delhi is how we turn ambition into capacity.”
