Amara Raja and Exide shares upsurge to 5% after lithium-ion batteries included as ‘core auto component’
Battery makers Amara Raja and Exide Industries shares rose 5 and 4 per cent respectively on the 26th after the central government expanded the safe harbour limit to include lithium-ion batteries used in electric or hybrid electric vehicles as a 'core auto component', raising the limit to Rs 300 crore from the current Rs 200 crore.
The move is expected to benefit battery manufacturers in reducing compliance risks, encouraging investments and strengthening India's electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem. Lithium-ion batteries are now classified as a 'core auto component' under the rule, which means companies importing them can now accept their declared transfer price without any stringent scrutiny.
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