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Gautam Ambani

Stealth • 6m

What do you think guys, big boys such as TATA, MAHINDRA, EXIDE, AMARA RAJA, GETSUN POWER, etc. will let other new babies play the game in EV Sector? Because, I'm seeing that this well established Big Boys have created or creating entire in-house eco

Venkata Srikara Praneeth Kanagala

Stealth • 6m

When one sees something booming & has a great scope for the future, big boys are the ones who own the game basically. First things first, china has the world's largest lithium production units & is definitely a monopoly in lithium ion battery manufacturing. I'm sure these companies have already partnered up to get as much units of li-ion batteries as possible as the next 5-10 years gonna show an extreme increase of EVs for sure.

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Gautam Ambani

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JSW Group already joint hands with Chinese company and alloted 4000 CR RS 😀 That's why I've raised this concern.

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