By Admin 
India’s Export Rise: China has once again become a rapidly emerging major export destination for India. In the current financial year 2025-26, between April and November, India’s exports to China have reached US $ 12.22 billion, with a strong growth of 33 percent. According to Commerce Ministry data, this growth indicates a significant structural change in bilateral trade relations. Earlier, India’s exports in April-November 2024-25 were $ 9.2 billion, while in 2022-23 it was $ 9.89 billion and in 2023-24 it was $ 10.28 billion. The figure of $12.22 billion recorded in the current financial year not only shows recovery from last year’s sluggishness, but is also the highest in the last four years.
big boom in electronics
According to the data, this boom in exports is spread across many sectors and is not limited to any one sector. Especially a significant jump has been seen in the electronics segment. During April to November, exports of ‘populated printed circuit boards’ increased from US $ 23.9 million to US $ 922.4 million. Apart from this, strong growth was also recorded in the export of flat panel display modules and other electrical equipment related to telephony.
Agricultural and marine products have also played an important role in increasing exports. Major products sent to China include dry chilli, black tiger prawn, vannamei prawn, green gram and oil cake residues. Along with this, the export of aluminum and refined copper billets has also increased rapidly, due to which the contribution of basic metal sector has been strengthened.
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Government officials say this growth, spanning electronics, agriculture and base metals, is an indication that India’s exports to China are now becoming more widespread and diverse. This boom is not limited to any one product or industry, but reflects the structural expansion of Indian exports. At the same time, exporters say that due to high tariffs and strict trade policies in America, Indian companies are looking for new and alternative markets, in which China is emerging as an important opportunity.
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