A 31 member Japanese semiconductor committee toured Dholera in February 2025
A 31 member delegation from the JCCII Semiconductor Committee, led by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, visited Dholera SIR on 4 February 2025, touring the ABCD Building, the water treatment plant, the canal front development and the power substation.
Confirmed by an official document: a government release, a filing, or the company's own published statement.
This is the fourth Japanese delegation in the record inside fifteen months. Whether any of it converts is a separate question, and nothing in the documents we hold answers it.
A 31-member delegation from the JCCII Semiconductor Committee, led by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, visited Dholera SIR on 4 February 2025, touring the ABCD Building, Water Treatment Plant, Canal Front Development and power substation.
| What | Figure | Unit | As of | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delegates | 31 | people | 2025-02-04 | CONFIRMED |
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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Everything we recorded in February 2025
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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