STARTUP LEGAL28 Sept 2026
Who is Rehan Mansuri? The 18-year-old entrepreneur entering Gujarat’s ₹1.4 lakh crore semiconductor ecosystem | Company Business News
An 18-year-old from Ahmedabad, Rehan Mansuri, has launched Micronex to make lead frames for semiconductor chips at Sanand. The factory costs about ₹80 crore and should start production by May 2027, creating around 250 jobs. Lead frames are the thin metal backbone that lets a chip connect to a circuit board. Local component supply matters if you buy electronics or run an auto or power business.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Micronex is set up in the Sanand Industrial Estate with an initial investment of ₹80 crore and will make lead frames using a copper alloy.
- The first phase will have an annual capacity of 50 crore lead frame units and is expected to give direct employment to around 250 young people.
- Micronex signed a business partnership MoU with Kaynes Semicon during SEMICON India 2026 and plans to submit a proposal under the India Semiconductor Mission 2.0.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you run an auto, power electronics or component business, you may want to track Micronex's progress and local lead frame supply options ahead of the targeted May 2027 start, and check any updates directly with the company.
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