* Domestic supply from local mine production, recovery from imported copper concentrates and disinvestment.
** This supply can be consumed across the three sectors – jewelry, investment and technology. Consequently, the total supply figure in the table will
not add to jewelry plus investment demand for India.
In 2015, the net bullion imports was the highest contributor to the gold supply in India with over *** metric tons and domestic supply from recycled gold accounted for ** metric tons. Most of the gold supply was consumed by the jewelry industry in the country.
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