The commerce ministry’s data revealed that the U.S., UAE and China have emerged as the top three export destinations for India's electronics sector, during April-June quarter of 2025-26. Besides, Netherlands and Germany were other major export destinations for the country's electronic exports. During the same period, India’s electronic exports grew by 47% to $12.41 billion. The US remains India's largest export destination contributing to 60.17% of total electronic exports, followed by the UAE contributing 8.09%, China with 3.88%, the Netherlands with 2.68%, and Germany with 2.09% share.

The data indicated that the country’s exports of RMG of all textiles rose to $4.19 billion in April-June quarter of 2025-26 as against $3.85 billion in the same quarter last fiscal. The data showed that the US remains the dominant export destination for India's ready-made garments (RMG). The US accounted for 34.11% of total RMG shipments, followed by the UK accounting for 8.81%, the UAE for 7.85%, Germany for 5.51%, and Spain for 5.29%. During FY25, country’s RMG sector recorded a 10.03% growth at $15.99 billion compared to $14.53 billion in FY24. 

During April-June this fiscal, marine exports grew by 19.45% to $1.95 billion. The revival in these exports during the first quarter of the current fiscal is largely attributed to robust demand from key markets such as the US, which remains the largest importer with a 37.63% share. It was followed by China with 17.26% share, Vietnam with 6.63%, Japan with 4.47%, and Belgium with 3.57% share. The diversification in product offerings, improved cold chain logistics, and compliance with international quality standards have been instrumental in sustaining India's competitive edge in the global seafood market. Further, country’s export performance across electronic goods, RMG, and marine products reveals a strong reliance on mature, high-value markets.