India’s Aluminium Manufacturing Rises Barely To 38.36 LT In FY24-25 | Economic system Information

New Delhi: India’s aluminium manufacturing noticed a slight improve of 0.9 per cent within the April-February interval of FY 2024-25 and reached 38.36 lakh tonnes (LT), in line with provisional knowledge from the Ministry of Mines. It is a small rise in comparison with 38.00 LT produced throughout the identical interval final 12 months.
Final 12 months, aluminium manufacturing stood at 38.00 lakh tonnes, in line with authorities knowledge. In the meantime, refined copper manufacturing noticed a 7.1 per cent rise, reaching 4.97 LT in FY 2024-25, as per the Ministry of Mines.
India is among the many prime 10 producers of refined copper, ranks fourth globally in iron ore manufacturing, and is the second-largest aluminium producer on the earth. Recognizing aluminium as a strategic useful resource, many superior economies have applied measures to guard their home industries.
The US has imposed a ten per cent tariff on aluminium imports, whereas China has set 25 per cent duties on aluminium scrap imports from the US, together with extra restrictions. Regardless of these world measures, India has grow to be the world’s largest importer of aluminium scrap, which poses challenges to the expansion of its home aluminium business.
With India’s aluminium demand anticipated to succeed in 10 million tonnes by 2030, the Aluminium Affiliation of India (AAI) has been urging the federal government to introduce increased import duties and anti-dumping measures to assist the business’s long-term development.
Going additional, as per the federal government knowledge, Iron ore accounts for 70 per cent of the entire MCDR mineral manufacturing by worth, with manufacturing reaching 274 million metric tonnes (MMT) in FY 2023-24. Iron ore manufacturing has continued to rise in FY 2024-25, rising by 4.4 per cent from 252 MMT in FY 2023-24 to 263 MMT.
Different key minerals additionally confirmed sturdy development, with manganese ore manufacturing rising by 12.8 per cent to three.4 MMT, and bauxite manufacturing growing by 3.6 % to 22.7 MMT throughout the identical interval. The official knowledge reveals tha the lead focus manufacturing grew by 3.5 per cent, reaching 352 thousand tonnes (THT).
Coupled with development in aluminium and copper, these development traits level in the direction of continued sturdy financial exercise in consumer sectors resembling power, infrastructure, development, automotive and equipment. (With ANI Inputs)