India — Tata Electronics has appointed Deepa Salvan as Head of Strategic Transactions, strengthening the company’s leadership as it accelerates expansion across electronics manufacturing, semiconductor infrastructure, and global strategic partnerships.
In her new role, Salvan will lead strategic transactions, global partnerships, investment collaborations, and cross-border initiatives supporting Tata Electronics’ long-term growth ambitions within the global electronics and semiconductor ecosystem. Her appointment comes at a time when the company is significantly expanding capabilities across semiconductor assembly and test, electronics manufacturing services, semiconductor foundry operations, and design services.
Salvan brings more than two decades of experience spanning international finance, strategic partnerships, infrastructure investments, manufacturing ecosystems, and cross-border economic collaboration. She has built extensive expertise in structuring large-scale strategic initiatives, fostering international partnerships, and supporting industrial investment programs across multiple sectors.
Prior to joining Tata Electronics, she spent nearly 19 years at the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), where she played a major role in strengthening the India–Japan economic corridor and advancing strategic investment initiatives between the two countries.
During her tenure at JBIC, Salvan worked across debt and equity financing, infrastructure development, sustainability projects, manufacturing investments, and strategic partnerships involving governments, financial institutions, and industry leaders. Her work also contributed to strengthening industrial cooperation and enabling long-term investment flows into critical sectors including manufacturing and infrastructure.
Industry observers note that strategic leadership in international partnerships, financing, and investment structuring is becoming increasingly important as India rapidly expands its electronics manufacturing and semiconductor ambitions amid rising global demand for diversified supply chains and trusted manufacturing ecosystems.
The appointment reflects Tata Electronics’ continued focus on strengthening global collaborations, attracting strategic investments, and building integrated electronics and semiconductor value chains aligned with India’s broader semiconductor and advanced manufacturing goals.
India is witnessing rising investments across semiconductor fabrication, electronics manufacturing, chip packaging, assembly and testing, AI infrastructure, and advanced supply chain ecosystems as global technology companies diversify manufacturing operations and expand production capacity outside traditional markets.
Tata Electronics is a global electronics manufacturing company with emerging capabilities across Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS), Semiconductor Assembly and Test, Semiconductor Foundry, and Design Services. Established in 2020 as a greenfield venture of the Tata Group, the company aims to build an integrated and trusted electronics and semiconductor value chain serving customers across international markets.
