From China’s Grip to Made in India: The rare earth magnet dilemma

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From China’s Grip to Made in India: The rare earth magnet dilemma

Inside Forbes India

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4 months ago

From China’s Grip to Made in India: The rare earth magnet dilemma

For the latest episode of Inside Forbes India podcast, Manu Balachandran discusses how a global shortage of rare earth magnets that are critical to EVs and electronics is threatening India’s auto industry. With China dominating supply, geopolitical tensions, and Trump tariffs disrupting imports, automakers face short-term uncertainty and long-term questions about self-reliance.