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The rare earth magnet market in India is entering an exciting phase. In 2024, the market was valued at USD 635 million, but thanks to government support, rapid growth in electric vehicles, renewable energy expansion, and the new domestic magnet manufacturing scheme, it is now expected to cross USD 1.05–1.08 billion by 2032. This growth reflects a revised compound annual growth rate of 5.5–6 percent, driven by India’s push for self-reliance in strategic minerals and advanced manufacturing.
In November 2025, the Union Cabinet approved a landmark INR 7,280 crore Rare Earth Permanent Magnet (REPM) Scheme. This initiative is India’s first large-scale effort to develop a complete domestic magnet manufacturing ecosystem, from raw material processing to finished magnets. The goal is to produce 6,000 tons of magnets annually, reduce dependence on imports from China, and support sectors like electric vehicles, renewable energy, defence, aerospace, and electronics.
The policy change is expected to transform the market. High-performance magnets such as NdFeB and SmCo are essential for traction motors in electric vehicles, wind turbine generators, aerospace components, robotics, and defence applications. With India expanding its renewable energy capacity and EV adoption accelerating, the demand for these magnets is growing across multiple industries.
Electric vehicles are one of the biggest drivers for NdFeB magnets, as they require efficient, high-power motors. Wind turbines also rely on rare earth magnets for their direct-drive generators, making renewable energy another key growth area. Meanwhile, electronics, automation, and robotics sectors continue to increase their consumption of these magnets, and defence and aerospace applications are driving demand for high-temperature SmCo magnets.
The new REPM scheme is expected to change the market landscape by enabling import substitution, building a domestic supply chain, stabilizing prices, and encouraging technology-driven growth. Regional opportunities are strongest in West and South India, where automotive and EV manufacturing, electronics clusters, and wind energy companies are concentrated. North India benefits from a strong defence manufacturing base, while East India is emerging as a hub for mineral processing and new industrial investments.
Businesses can benefit from this growing market by forming long-term partnerships with domestic magnet manufacturers, investing in joint ventures for technology transfer, integrating backward into raw material processing, or collaborating on R&D for high-performance magnets. Participation in government-supported industrial clusters will also create opportunities for growth.
At Pragma Market Research & Business Consulting, we help organizations navigate complex and fast-evolving markets with deep insights, accurate forecasts, competitive intelligence, and actionable strategies. Our rare earth and critical minerals practice specializes in market sizing, policy impact analysis, competitor benchmarking, sector-specific growth strategies, investment feasibility studies, and customized research for EVs, renewables, defence, and electronics.
As India moves toward self-reliance in rare earth magnet manufacturing, businesses need clear, data-driven insights to make strategic decisions. Pragma Market Research provides exactly that, helping companies stay ahead in this fast-growing and strategically important market. For businesses looking for tailored insights, we offer customized market models, competitor analysis, detailed segmentation, and long-term forecasts through 2035, enabling informed decision-making and strategic planning.