India’s Electronics Exports Surge 47% in Q1 FY26, US Leads Demand
India’s electronics exports witnessed a strong 47% growth in the first quarter (April–June) of FY26, touching USD 12.41 billion, according to data released by the Ministry of Commerce. The top three destinations for electronics shipments from India are The United States, United Arab Emirates, and China. The Netherlands and Germany also featured among the leading export markets, reflecting India’s expanding global footprint in the electronics supply chain.
According to an official, exports to diverse geographies reflect India’s increasing role in global electronics manufacturing, positioning the country as a promising hub in Asia. The data suggests that the US accounted for the highest share of electronics exports at 60.17%, followed by the UAE (8.09%), China (3.88%), the Netherlands (2.68%), and Germany (2.09%).
India’s ready-made garments (RMG) sector also recorded a steady rise, with exports growing to USD 4.19 billion in Q1, up from USD 3.85 billion in the same period last year. The US remained the biggest market for RMG, taking in 34.11% of shipments while the UK, UAE, Germany, and Spain were other major buyers. Overall, the RMG sector grew by over 10% in FY25, reaching USD 15.99 billion.
Meanwhile, India’s marine exports rose by 19.45% to USD 1.95 billion in Q1. This segment was also led by The US with a 37.63% share, followed by China, Vietnam, Japan, and Belgium. Enhanced logistics and adherence to global standards have helped India maintain its competitive edge in seafood exports.
Across all sectors, the US stood out as India’s most crucial trade partner.
Source: The Economic Times
