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- RPG Enterprises Chairman Harsh Goenka argues that Chinese companies like JL MAG are securing dominance in future-critical industries like robotics and rare-earth magnets.
- He criticizes Indian businesses for remaining focused on consumer-facing opportunities like snacks and delivery services.
- The critique highlights a perceived lack of long-term industrial strategy in India compared to China's control of the value chain.
- This assessment calls on Indian leaders to shift focus toward technologies the global economy will require in the coming decades.
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Harsh Goenka
Chairman of RPG Enterprises
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“China is building dominance in the industries that will define the next 20 years- rare earths, magnets, batteries, EVs, robotics, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing”
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…Chinese rare-earth magnet maker JL MAG as a “perfect example” of the country’s industrial strategy, highlighting its position in high-performance rare-earth magnets and its move into components for humanoid robots. “ China is building dominance in the industries that will define the next 20 years- rare earths, magnets, batteries, EVs, robotics, semiconductors and advanced manufacturing ,” Goenka said. He stated JL MAG’s approach reflects a broader strategy of controlling multiple stages of the industrial value chain. “The strategy is simple: own the raw material, the technology, the manufacturing and…
“Meanwhile, much of Indian business is still chasing softer opportunities- bottled water, ice creams, snacks, packaged foods and instant delivery”
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…this with what he described as the focus of much of Indian business, saying companies were still pursuing consumer-facing opportunities such as bottled water, ice creams, snacks, packaged foods and instant delivery. “ Meanwhile, much of Indian business is still chasing softer opportunities- bottled water, ice creams, snacks, packaged foods and instant delivery ,” he said. He also commented on India’s software industry, saying its success has largely been driven by cost advantages rather than ownership of the underlying technology or infrastructure. “Even our great software…
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