India’s total exports for the fiscal period of April to December have reached $634.26 billion, marking a 4.33% increase from the same period in 2024. In December alone, exports amounted to $74.01 billion, with merchandise exports totaling $38.51 billion. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry reported these figures.
During April to December 2025, merchandise exports were valued at $330.29 billion, showing a growth of 2.44% from the previous year. Service exports for the same period totaled $303.97 billion, while service imports stood at $152.23 billion. Non-petroleum exports from April to December 2025 were valued at $288.16 billion, up by 5.51% from the previous year.
Key drivers of the growth in merchandise exports in December 2025 were electronic goods, meat, dairy, poultry products, drugs, pharmaceuticals, engineering goods, and marine products. Electronic goods exports saw a 16.78% increase, reaching $4.17 billion, while meat, dairy, and poultry products exports rose by 30.16% to $0.66 billion. Engineering goods exports increased by 1.28% to $10.98 billion, and marine products exports grew by 11.73% to $0.81 billion.
