India and Australia are engaged in discussions regarding rare earth minerals, prompted by global concerns over potential supply shortages due to China’s export restrictions. These talks extend to copper, with interest from both private and public sectors in India, particularly given existing smelter capacity and investments. China’s dominance in magnet processing significantly impacts India’s automotive and white goods industries. India and Australia are engaged in discussions regarding rare earth minerals, prompted by global concerns over potential supply shortages due to China’s export restrictions. These talks extend to copper, with interest from both private and public sectors in India, particularly given existing smelter capacity and investments. China’s dominance in magnet processing significantly impacts India’s automotive and white goods industries.
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