India proposes to abolish import taxes on cobalt powder, scraps of lithium-ion batteries, lead, zinc, and 12 more critical minerals, Finance Minister
- The exemption will help secure availability of critical minerals for manufacturing in India and promote more jobs for youth, she said in parliament
- The latest proposal follows
exemptions on 25 critical minerals in July - Lower duties will enhance cost competitiveness and encourage local manufacturing, Raju Kumar, partner at EY India, said in a note
- Earlier this week, India’s cabinet
approved a $1.9 billion program to secure supplies for a ...
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