NEW DELHI: – India’s federal government plans to fix the rate of royalty that mining companies must pay for extracting lithium at 3% of the prices prevailing at the London Metal Exchange (LME), two government sources said. India, which has been exploring ways to secure supplies of lithium – a critical raw material used to
NEW DELHI: – India’s federal government plans to fix the rate of royalty that mining companies must pay for extracting lithium at 3% of the prices prevailing at the London Metal Exchange (LME), two government sources said. India, which has been exploring ways to secure supplies of lithium – a critical raw material used to
India s cabinet is expected to consider the proposal of fixing the rate of royalty for lithium mining at 3 per cent of the rates prevailing at LME, they said. The Ministry of Mines did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
India s cabinet is expected to consider the proposal of fixing the rate of royalty for lithium mining at 3 per cent of the rates prevailing at LME, they said. The Ministry of Mines did not immediately respond to a request for comment.