26 JULY 2026BigMint
Is India ready to unlock the full potential of non-ferrous metal recycling?
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India’s non-ferrous metals sector covering aluminium, copper, zinc, and lead is at a defining moment. As the country advances toward its Viksit Bharat 2047 vision, recycling is emerging as a critical pillar for supply security, cost efficiency, resource efficiency, and decarbonisation. While policy momentum is strengthening, structural gaps across scrap visibility, infrastructure, formalisation, and import dependence continue to limit the sectors full potential.
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