Bangladesh to Host Semiconductor Roadshow in Malaysia, Showcasing Growing Industry
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The Bangladesh Semiconductor Industry Association (BSIA) will organize a three-day roadshow in Penang, Malaysia, from November 11-13, 2025. This event will highlight Bangladesh’s emerging semiconductor ecosystem and foster global partnerships in design, innovation, and talent.
The Bangladesh Semiconductor Industry Association (BSIA) is gearing up for a major international event, the “BSIA Roadshow 2025,” set to take place from November 11 to 13 in Penang, Malaysia. The event, with the theme “Introducing Bangladesh as Silicon River,” aims to present Bangladesh’s semiconductor ecosystem to Malaysia’s advanced semiconductor industry and global technology leaders. The roadshow will showcase Bangladesh’s capabilities in design, innovation, and talent, positioning the country as a rising partner in the global semiconductor value chain.
Following the success of the National Semiconductor Symposium 2025 during the BEAR Summit, this roadshow marks the first step in a series of global engagements designed to strengthen Bangladesh's presence in the semiconductor sector. Malaysia was chosen as the inaugural destination due to its prominence as a mature semiconductor packaging and testing hub, hosting global giants like ASE, Infineon, and Silterra.
The event will feature Bangladesh’s top semiconductor companies, including ULAKSEMI, Neural Semiconductor, Prime Silicon, Siliconova Limited, iTest Bangladesh, and Cactus Materials, showcasing their diverse capabilities in analog, RF, digital design, AI-driven automation, testing, and power devices.
Key guests attending include YB En Jagdeep Singh Deo, Deputy Chief Minister II of Penang, and Manjurul Karim Khan Chowdhury, the Bangladeshi High Commissioner to Malaysia. The roadshow is expected to foster new business collaborations, joint design projects, and educational exchanges. The ultimate goal is to position Bangladesh as a global innovation partner, promoting deeper cooperation in the semiconductor industry.
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