India’s Exports Hit Record $863 Billion in FY26, Services Sector Leads Growth Surge

India’s exports hit record $863 billion in FY26, services sector leads growth surge

Strong demand for IT and business services drives India’s export engine, with all four quarters posting record performances

Goods, services exports up 4.59% to $863.11 billion in FY26

India's goods and services exports reached a record $863.11 billion in FY26, driven by strong services growth.

India’s exports rise 4.6% to hit all-time high of $863 bn in FY26 despite global headwinds

India's export landscape witnessed an extraordinary transformation in 2025-26, as figures climbed to an astounding USD 863.11 billion. Amidst a backdrop of challenging global economic conditions, the country demonstrated resilience with a slight gain in merchandise exports. However, the real standout was the services sector, which saw exports reach an exhilarating peak.

India's exports hit record $863 bn in 2025-26, driven by services surge

India's exports reached a record $863 billion in 2025-26, fueled by a significant surge in services exports.

Indias exports hit record USD 863 bn in 2025-26, driven by services surge - The Tribune

India's total exports scaled an all-time high of USD 863.11 billion in the financial year 2025-26, up from USD 825.26 billion in the previous year, registering a growth of 4.59 per cent, according to data released by the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCI&S) and the Reserve Bank of India.

India Achieves Record Exports of $863.11 Billion in FY26 as Services Sector Drives Growth

India Records Highest Annual Export Performance in FY26 India achieved a major milestone in external trade during the financial year 2025-26 by recording its highest-ever exports. According to revised data released by the commerce ministry, the country’s combined exports of merchandise and services rose to $863.11 billion during FY26. This marked a significant increase from the $825.26 billion recorded in FY25, highlighting India’s continued res…