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India’s Battery Boom Could Power Up To 2 Million New Jobs By FY30, Adecco India Forecasts
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· September 7, 2026
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Mumbai: India’s rapidly expanding battery industry could generate 1.5-2 million jobs by FY30 as the country shifts from importing and assembling lithium-ion cells towards a fully integrated domestic battery manufacturing ecosystem, according to Adecco India. Around 25% of these opportunities are...
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