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Sona Comstar Plans to Produce Rare Magnets in India Amid Chinese Curbs

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July 01, 2025

Amid Chinese restrictions, Sona Comstar, India's leading importer of rare earth magnets, is planning to begin domestic production of these critical components used in electric vehicles (EVs).

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"Being the largest importer of rare earth magnets, we are the single-largest affected party in the country. We have to look at India's self-sufficiency on magnets and are working with the government on it," Sona Comstar CEO Vivek Vikram Singh told Reuters in an interview.

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