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CG Power, Moschip Technologies and BEL Gain as Vikram 32-bit Chip Boosts Sentiment

By Shishta Dutta | Published at: Sep 2, 2025 04:39 PM IST

CG Power, Moschip Technologies and BEL Gain as Vikram 32-bit Chip Boosts Sentiment
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September 02, 2025: Shares of the company operating in the semiconductor sector, like CG Power, Moschip Technologies and BEL, had a positive day with a strong upward rally on Tuesday as the government announced the launch of the Vikram 32-bit chip during the Semicon India 2025. This marks the government’s initiative to boost the semiconductor sector.

Market Reaction

The launch of Vikram has sparked strong market optimism as Moschip Technologies surged nearly 15% while CG Power and Industrial Solutions climbed over 3.5%. The sharp rally reflects that there is a rise in demand for power solutions supporting semiconductor manufacturing. Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) also gained 1.35% closely followed by ABB India at 0.92% and Dixon Technologies at 0.93%.

Semicon India 2025

The Semicon India 2025 conference is ongoing in New Delhi. It has attracted 20,750+ participants, including 2,500 delegates from 48 countries and over 350 exhibitors so far. The conference was inaugurated by the PM of India in the presence of CM Rekha Gupta and Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Jitin Prasada. The main agenda of the conference includes sessions on semiconductor fabrication, AI innovations, packaging technologies, and global collaborations.

Vikram 32

During the Semicon conference, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw presented the Vikram 32-bit chip to PM Modi along with test chips from four other approved projects. The chip is the first made-in-India chip of its kind, making it India’s first indigenous microprocessor for launch vehicles. The chip has been developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation’s Semiconductor Laboratory, along with 28 other chips that are designed by students under the Chips to Startup programme.

Outlook and Takeaway

The Vikram 32-bit chip launch highlights India’s accelerating push into semiconductor self-reliance. Investors should keep an eye on companies engaged in power solutions, chip design, and manufacturing partnerships, as government-backed initiatives and global collaborations at Semicon India 2025 could create significant growth opportunities across the ecosystem.

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