India’s electronic goods exports surged by 37.99% during the April-November 2025 period, reaching $31.10 billion compared to $22.53 billion in the previous year. The U.S. emerged as the largest and fastest-growing market, with exports more than doubling to $13.87 billion. The U.S. alone contributed nearly $8 billion to the sector’s incremental growth, reflecting robust demand for Indian-made telecom equipment and components.
Significant growth was also recorded in other major markets:
- China: Shipments rose sharply by 158.95%.
- UAE: Recorded a 54.46% increase, reaching $2.93 billion.
- Asian Markets: Hong Kong and Israel posted growth of 70.11% and 86.45%, respectively.
The government attributes this performance to improved domestic manufacturing capabilities and policy support under various PLI schemes. Diversification of export destinations is also evident, with increased shipments to smaller markets such as the Slovak Republic, Latvia, Ecuador, and several African economies. Electronics is increasingly seen as a cornerstone of India’s medium-term export growth strategy as it integrates further into global supply chains.