India’s export-driven industries are set to benefit from rising global demand in 2025. This article explores seven key sectors expected to see significant growth and opportunities.
PharmaceuticalsElectronicsEngineering GoodsTextilesChemicalsReal EstateNov 09, 2025

The pharmaceuticals sector in India is projected to grow at 10% or higher, driven by aging populations, increasing healthcare needs, and patent expirations.
The electronics and electrical goods sector is expected to grow the fastest at 20-25% year-on-year, driven by expanding digitization and 5G infrastructure.
The key drivers of growth in the engineering goods sector are global demand based on infrastructure expansion and more industrial automation.
The textiles and apparel sector is rapidly growing at 6-7%, especially in organic and sustainable fabrics, driven by increasing trends towards environmentally-conscientious consumers.
The chemical and organic chemicals sector is fast-growing at 8-10%, including specialty chemicals and advanced intermediates, driven by continued demand from global pharmaceutical and agri-chemical industries.

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