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India's copper use rose 9.3% in 2025, driven by infrastructure, EVs, and recycling, boosting self-reliance.
India's copper demand rose 9.3% to 1,878 kilotonnes in fiscal year 2025, fueled by growth in infrastructure, construction, renewable energy, electric vehicles, and consumer appliances.
Infrastructure and construction demand grew 17% and 11%, respectively, while consumer durables surged 19%.
Electric two- and three-wheelers saw a 16% increase, and recycled copper made up 42% of total use, up from 38.4%.
Domestic production rose 10%, net imports fell 34%, and India generated 504 kt of scrap, signaling progress toward self-reliance.
Officials stress the need for strategic reserves, stronger supply chains, and expanded recycling to support long-term development goals.
El uso de cobre de la India aumentó un 9.3% en 2025, impulsado por la infraestructura, los vehículos eléctricos y el reciclaje, impulsando la autosuficiencia.