India has achieved a record export figure of USD 860 billion in the financial year 2025-26, according to Union Commerce and Industry Minister Shri Piyush Goyal. The milestone reflects strong performance across goods and services exports, driven by robust global demand and policy support.
The growth in exports has been supported by key sectors such as engineering goods, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and services. Government initiatives aimed at improving ease of doing business, expanding trade agreements, and enhancing manufacturing capabilities have played a crucial role.
The minister highlighted that the achievement demonstrates India’s increasing integration with global markets and its emergence as a reliable trade partner. Efforts to diversify export destinations and promote value-added products have also contributed to the growth.
The record export figure is seen as a positive indicator for economic growth, employment generation, and foreign exchange stability. It aligns with the government’s long-term vision of making India a global manufacturing and export hub.
With continued policy focus and global engagement, India aims to further scale up exports in the coming years and strengthen its position in international trade.
