Fifty Japanese delegates from more than thirty companies visited Dholera in November 2023
A delegation of 50 Japanese members representing more than 30 companies, led by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Japan External Trade Organization, visited Dholera on 8 November 2023 to look at the semiconductor sector and its supply industries.
Confirmed by an official document: a government release, a filing, or the company's own published statement.
Japan turns up in the Dholera record more than any other country. This visit, a six day roadshow in Japan the following month, a water industry mission in January 2025 and a 31 member semiconductor committee in February 2025 are all in the same two documents. What none of the documents record is a single investment that followed, so the outcome column below reads unknown.
A delegation of 50 Japanese members representing more than 30 companies, led by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Japan External Trade Organization, visited Dholera on 8 November 2023 to explore investment opportunities in the semiconductor sector and support industries.
| What | Figure | Unit | As of | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delegates | 50 | people | 2023-11-08 | CONFIRMED |
| Companies represented | more than 30 | companies | 2023-11-08 | CONFIRMED |
| Investments that followed | UNKNOWN | UNKNOWN |
Last verified: 11 August 2026. Read the status column this way. CONFIRMED means the named document states the figure. REPORTED means a credible outlet states it and no document confirms it. TARGET means somebody is aiming at it. UNKNOWN means no source we hold gives it, and we would rather leave the row empty than fill it with an estimate.
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Several of these documents are large PDFs on government portals that move without notice. Where a document has no stable deep link we cite it by its number and date so it can be found again. See the source register for what each document is and what we took from it.
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