Patna: Companies from Taiwan and South Korea have shown interest in setting up technology-based industries in Bihar, with semiconductors, information technology and artificial intelligence among the sectors being explored, according to the state Industries Department.
The development comes as the Bihar government seeks to attract investment through its new industrial policy and improved industrial infrastructure.
Focus On Emerging Technologies
Industries Minister Shreyasi Singh said Bihar was entering a new phase of industrial development under the leadership of Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary.
She said the state’s new industrial policy and infrastructure were helping create conditions for investments in future-focused sectors.
The government is particularly seeking opportunities in semiconductors, IT and AI, areas where investment and technological applications are expanding rapidly.
Bihar’s Potential Highlighted At Semicon India 2026
Kundan Kumar, Secretary of the Industries Department, highlighted Bihar’s potential for technology-based industries at the Semicon India 2026 event in Delhi.
The department has been presenting investment opportunities in the state as part of efforts to attract companies operating in advanced technology and manufacturing.
Push For Global Investment
The government is working to strengthen Bihar’s investment ecosystem through policy measures and infrastructure development. Interest from companies based in Taiwan and South Korea is being presented by the state as an indication of growing attention towards its emerging industrial opportunities.
Any investment that materialises would add to Bihar’s technology and manufacturing base, particularly in sectors such as semiconductors, IT and artificial intelligence.
