October21 , 2026

    Moscow Boosts Medical Device Exports to India

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    Moscow’s exports of medical devices to India doubled in the first half of 2026, highlighting growing trade in healthcare products between Russia and India.

    The increase reflects stronger demand for Russian medical equipment in the Indian market and expanding commercial ties between the two countries. Medical devices are among the sectors gaining attention as India and Russia seek to broaden bilateral trade beyond traditional commodities.

    The growth also creates opportunities for Russian manufacturers to expand their presence in India’s large healthcare and medical equipment market. India has been strengthening domestic healthcare infrastructure while demand for advanced medical technologies and equipment continues to increase.

    For Moscow-based exporters, India represents an important market for developing long-term partnerships with distributors, hospitals and healthcare companies. The rise in shipments could also encourage further cooperation in medical technology, manufacturing and healthcare services.

    The increase in medical device exports comes as India and Russia continue efforts to diversify bilateral trade and strengthen supply-chain links across multiple sectors.