India plans to announce ₹3,000 crore incentives for lithium and nickel processing to boost its electric vehicle supply chain.
India's federal Ministry of Mines is expected to shortly unveil a policy with incentives
to process lithium and nickel with an outlay of around ₹3000 crore, according to two sources
familiar with the matter.The sources did not want to be identified publicly because
they were not authorised to speak to the media. The mines
ministry did not immediately respond to a Reuters email seeking
India to soon unveil incentives for lithium, nickel processing with around Rs 3,000 crore outlay, sources say
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