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Sona Comstar plans to make magnet in India to cut imports
Hindustan Times Ranchi
|July 01, 2025
Sona Comstar, India's biggest importer of rare earth magnets, plans to locally manufacture the critical components used in electric vehicles (EVs), tapping into a government push to incentivize their production at home as China restricts their exports.
NEW DELHI:
China, which produces around 90% of the world's rare earth magnets, put restrictions in April on their exports as part of its response to US tariffs. While the US and China signed a deal this month to speed up approvals of rare earth exports, governments and companies globally are scrambling to look for alternatives.
India, which has the world's third-largest car market and its fifth-largest reserves of rare earths, is working on a new program to incentivize magnet production locally to wean off China.
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