India has learned China to answer in his tongue. China, which has been recognized in the world’s largest export industry, is getting the biggest challenge from India. According to the data from the Commerce Ministry, the US, United Arab Emirates and China have emerged as the top three export destinations for India’s electronics sector during the April-June quarter of 2025-26. The Netherlands and Germany are other major export destinations of electronic exports in the country. According to the data, exports increased by 47 percent to US $ 12.41 billion during April-June in this financial year. An official said that this geographical expansion reflects India’s growing integration in the global electronics supply chain and is helping the country emerging as a reliable optional manufacturing center in Asia.
This is India’s top export destination
The US remains India’s largest export destination, which is 60.17 percent stake, followed by the United Arab Emirates (8.09 percent), China (3.88 percent), Netherlands (2.68 percent) and Germany (2.09 percent). Statistics have also shown that America remains the major export destination of readymade garments (RMG) of India. Its stake in total exports was 34.11 percent. The US is followed by the US (8.81 percent), UAE (7.85 percent), Germany (5.51 percent) and Spain (5.29 percent).
During this financial year April-June, exports of all types of readymade garments increased to US $ 4.19 billion than US $ 3.85 billion in the same quarter of the previous financial year. The official said that these figures reflect India’s continuous competitiveness in the Global Apparel Market, which has its efficient manufacturing base, diverse product offers and increasing reputation for quality and compliance.
Apparel export also increased
A major pillar of India’s textile industry, the readymade garment sector, produced US $ 15.99 billion during the financial year 2025, while it was US $ 14.53 billion in FY 2024. Similarly, sea exports increased by 19.45 percent to US $ 1.95 billion during April-June in the current financial year. In 2024–25, these exports increased to US $ 7.41 billion with a slight increase of 45 percent. The credit for the improvement in these exports during the first quarter of the current financial year is mainly given strong demand from major markets like the US, which remains the largest importer with a 37.63 percent share. It was followed by China (17.26 percent), Vietnam (6.63 percent), Japan (4.47 percent) and Belgium (3.57 percent).
Why India is getting better
Product diversification, better cold chain logistics and international quality standard compliance, have been helpful in maintaining India’s competitive lead in the global Sea food market. A close look at India’s export performance in electronic goods, RMG and C products reveals a similarity-a strong dependence on maturity, high-pris market. The official said that the US is continuously emerging as a leading destination in all three regions, which outlines its position as India’s most important trading partner.