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India eyes $87 billion investment in petrochemicals sector over next decade, says minister

"As more citizens enter the middle class, the demand for a diverse range of products, many of which are derived from petrochemicals, is set to rise...

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Nov 16 2024
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India eyes $87 billion investment in petrochemicals sector over next decade, says minister

(Reuters) - India is expected to receive investments worth $87 billion in the next decade to meet the nation's rising demand for petrochemicals, the country's oil minister Hardeep Singh Puri said on … [+1393 chars]

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