India’s engineering exports recorded steady growth in FY26, reaching USD 122.43 billion, marking a 4.86% year-on-year increase, according to EEPC India.
The performance highlights sustained global demand for Indian engineering goods, supported by diversified export markets and resilience in key product categories such as machinery, automotive components, iron and steel products, and electrical equipment.
EEPC India noted that the growth comes amid a challenging global trade environment, with exporters navigating supply chain disruptions, geopolitical uncertainties, and fluctuating demand across major economies.
Key markets including the United States, European Union, and the Middle East continued to contribute significantly to export volumes, while emerging regions in Asia and Africa also showed improved uptake of Indian engineering products.
Industry stakeholders believe that ongoing policy support, production-linked incentives, and expanding free trade agreements are helping maintain export momentum and improve competitiveness in global markets.
EEPC India has expressed optimism that engineering exports will maintain a positive trajectory in the coming fiscal, driven by infrastructure demand and manufacturing recovery in major economies.