India’s exports of electronic goods recorded a sharp surge during April–November 2025, rising 37.99 per cent year-on-year to $31.10 billion from $22.53 billion in the corresponding period last fiscal, according to government data.
The growth was led by the United States, which emerged as both India’s largest and fastest-growing market for electronic goods. Exports to the US more than doubled, soaring 134.91 per cent to $13.87 billion during the eight-month period, compared with $5.90 billion a year earlier. The US alone accounted for nearly $8 billion of the incremental export growth, driven by strong demand for Indian-made electronics, telecom equipment and components, an internal government statement said.
Exports to other key markets also posted robust gains. Shipments to the United Arab Emirates rose 54.46 per cent to $2.93 billion, while exports to China jumped 158.95 per cent, underscoring India’s expanding market penetration despite global trade frictions. Hong Kong and Israel recorded growth of 70.11 per cent and 86.45 per cent, respectively, reflecting India’s strengthening footprint across Asian and West Asian markets.
Europe, too, contributed to the uptrend, with exports increasing to countries including France, Spain, Germany, Poland, Belgium and Hungary. Growth was also recorded in smaller and emerging markets such as the Slovak Republic, Algeria, Latvia, Ecuador and Benin, as well as several African economies, signalling a steady diversification of India’s electronics export destinations.
“The strong performance of electronic goods exports reflects improved domestic manufacturing capabilities, policy support under production-linked incentive schemes, and India’s rising integration into global electronics supply chains,” the statement noted. “With sustained demand from both advanced and emerging markets, electronics are increasingly emerging as a cornerstone of India’s medium-term export growth strategy.”