India, April 1 -- Kaynes Semicon, a subsidiary of electronics manufacturing company Kaynes Technologies, is reportedly planning to deliver India's first packaged semiconductor chip by July.

Kaynes's chief executive officer (CEO) Raghu Panicker told the ET that the pilot for the project is almost complete and the machinery and clean room facilities will be operational by May.

After qualification testing of chips that's scheduled for June, the company will handover the initial samples to US firm Alpha Omega Semiconductor

"We have signed a definite multi year agreement with them, and they will consume almost 60% of our capacity in the first phase," said Panicker.

In February last year, Kaynes bought land in Gujarat's Sanand to build its ...