The Future of Semiconductors Roundtable
Join Us for an Exclusive Executive Dinner & Discussion
Accelerating India's Semiconductor Advantage Through Localisation
The Ortus Club, in partnership with EOS, is delighted to invite senior leaders in Mumbai to an exclusive roundtable dinner exploring the future of India's semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem. Over a curated three-course meal at The Ritz-Carlton, you'll join a small, hand-picked group of peers for a closed-door, off-the-record exchange — the kind of conversation that's hard to have anywhere else. Expect great food, sharp thinking, and the chance to swap perspectives with the people shaping India's path from semiconductor ambition to execution.
The Topic
Accelerating India's Semiconductor Advantage Through Localisation
India's semiconductor ambitions are accelerating fast, but the road to scalable, competitive manufacturing remains constrained by import dependency, fragmented supply chains, and limited depth in local capability. As fabs, ATMP facilities, and design ecosystems continue to expand, the focus is shifting from capacity creation to operational readiness, speed, and resilience. The challenge now is strengthening localisation, reducing cycle times, and improving performance across critical subsystems — without compromising quality or compliance.
Where do current bottlenecks most affect yield, throughput, and cost of ownership, and how can organisations respond without taking on unnecessary operational risk? As expectations rise, leaders are rethinking how design, production, and ecosystem collaboration must evolve to unlock real advantage and support India's transition from ambition to execution in building a high-performance semiconductor ecosystem.
Together, we'll explore:
As India accelerates its semiconductor capabilities, where are the most critical bottlenecks across equipment, subsystems, and supply chains that could limit scalability and long-term competitiveness?
How are delays in component readiness, qualification, and localisation impacting yield, throughput, and overall cost of ownership, and where do these constraints create the greatest commercial risk?
If traditional manufacturing limitations were reduced, where could improved design flexibility, faster iteration, and stronger ecosystem collaboration unlock the greatest performance and operational advantage?
The Evening
6:00 PM — Arrival of guests
6:30 PM — Welcome address by The Ortus Club
6:40 PM — Short address by EOS
6:45 PM — Discussion instigated by the moderator and continued by the group
7:45 PM — Discussion brought to a close
8:00 PM — Guests encouraged to continue networking
Date: Thursday, 21st May, 18:00 IST Venue: The Ritz-Carlton Bar, Mumbai, India
Who Should Be in the Room
This dinner is designed for senior leaders who are actively shaping India's semiconductor manufacturing future — those tackling supply chain bottlenecks, deepening localisation, and applying advanced manufacturing approaches to build a more resilient, high-performance ecosystem.
Job titles may include C-level executives, Heads, VPs, and Directors of Research and Development, Manufacturing, Quality Control, Engineering, and other senior decision-makers driving the strategic direction of their organisations.
Confirmed Attendees Include
Samsung R&D Institute India – Bangalore — Senior Director of ASIC Engineering
Schneider Electric — General Manager, IMEA Region — Supply Chain Network Modelling
TVS Electronics — Vice President of Engineering
Bharat Semi — Vice President of Engineering
Infineon Technologies — Director, IC R&D
Schneider Electric — Director, Global Supply Chain
How to Join
Attendance is complimentary and strictly by invitation only. To request a seat at the table, simply reply to your invitation or reach out to the Ortus team directly. Once your place is confirmed, you'll receive a calendar invite along with full venue details, dress code, and any pre-event questions designed to make sure the conversation is aligned with your interests.
The Host
EOS is a global leader in industrial 3D printing and additive manufacturing technologies, partnering with organisations across industries to enable advanced, sustainable, and high-precision production. Within the semiconductor space, EOS supports manufacturers in rethinking design flexibility, component performance, and supply chain resilience — helping unlock new possibilities in localisation and operational advantage as India scales its semiconductor ambitions.
The Organisers
The Ortus Club runs executive knowledge-sharing events worldwide, bringing senior leaders together for curated, off-the-record discussions in a relaxed, peer-to-peer setting.