New Delhi, June 10 -- The government has approved two new Special Economic Zones (SEZs) proposed by Micron Semiconductor Technology India and the Hubballi Durable Goods Cluster (part of the Aequs Group), aimed at expanding semiconductor and electronic component manufacturing in the country.

Micron will establish its SEZ in Sanand, Gujarat, on a 37.64-hectare plot, with an estimated investment of Rs.13,000 crore, The Economic Times reported, citting the announcement made on Monday.

Meanwhile, Aequs will set up its facility in Dharwad, Karnataka, over 11.55 hectares with a projected investment of Rs.100 crore.

As per the revised regulations, the minimum contiguous land area required for setting up an SEZ for semiconductor or electronic c...