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India export data: Top exports analysis in Q1/2026

TradeInt banner showing India export data Q1 2026, with US, UAE, China, Singapore and UK as top destinations, and refined petroleum, smartphones and pharmaceuticals as top exports.

India export data: Key performing drivers in Q1 2026

  • Refined petroleum is the main export of India at US$12.08 billion in Q1 2026, ahead of smartphones at US$9.23 billion and pharmaceuticals at US$5.61 billion, based on TradeInt's verified export shipping records.
  • The United States is the largest export destination of India at US$21.12 billion, followed by the United Arab Emirates at US$8.11 billion and China at US$4.94 billion.
  • India's export base spans energy, electronics, pharmaceuticals, gems, and agriculture, showing a broad manufacturing and services economy serving global markets.
  • The Ministry of Commerce reported India's April-May 2026 merchandise exports rose 16.09% year-on-year to US$88.91 billion, led by petroleum products, engineering goods, and electronics.

What is India's main export? Analysed by India export data

Based on TradeInt's India shipment records, the main exports of India are refined petroleum at US$12.08 billion, followed by smartphones at US$9.23 billion and pharmaceuticals at US$5.61 billion.

The list of India's top exports contains diamonds, rice, jewellery, passenger cars, vehicle parts, gas turbines, and heterocyclic compounds.

Top India exports in Q1 2026:

  1. Refined petroleum (HS 2710) - US$12.08 billion: India's largest export, refined from imported crude and shipped to global fuel markets.
  2. Smartphones (HS 8517) - US$9.23 billion: India's fast-growing electronics export, led by domestic assembly for global brands.
  3. Pharmaceuticals (HS 3004) - US$5.61 billion: medicaments supplying India's role as a major generic-drug exporter.
  4. Diamonds (HS 7102) - US$3.28 billion: cut and polished stones feeding India's gems-and-jewellery export trade.
  5. Rice (HS 1006) - US$3.23 billion: a leading agricultural export, with India a top global rice supplier.
Top India Exports in Q1 2026
Rank 4-Digit HS Code Product Name Value (US$) Value % Top Supplier
12710Refined petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals, other than crude$12,081,958,59211.24%RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED
28517Telephone sets, smartphones, and other apparatus for transmitting or receiving voice or data$9,225,832,1558.59%FOXCONN HON HAI TECHNOLOGY INDIA MEGA DEVELOPMENT
33004Medicaments consisting of mixed or unmixed products for therapeutic or prophylactic uses$5,608,951,2745.22%PIRAMAL PHARMA LIMITED
47102Diamonds, whether or not worked, but not mounted or set$3,281,498,7753.05%SHREE RAMKRISHNA EXPORTS PRIVATE LIMITED
51006Rice, including paddy, husked, semi-milled, wholly milled, or broken variants$3,232,878,3613.01%SUPPLE TEK INDUSTRIES PRIVATE LIMITED
67113Articles of jewelry and parts thereof, of precious metal or clad metal$3,005,120,5232.80%MALABAR GOLD AND DIAMONDS LIMITED
78703Motor cars and other motor vehicles principally designed for transport of persons$2,311,624,4332.15%MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LIMITED
88708Parts and accessories of motor vehicles of headings 8701 to 8705$1,913,833,1661.78%KIA INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED
98411Turbojets, turbopropellers, and other gas turbines, and structural parts thereof$1,335,219,6601.24%INTERGLOBE AVIATION LIMITED
102933Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only$1,270,373,6721.18%DIVIS LABORATORIES LIMITED
Data Source: Official TradeInt India Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-March 2026
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India's export growth in 2026 is being led by high-value manufacturing rather than raw commodities. Electronics and petroleum products are expanding fastest, reflecting India's push to move up the value chain in global supply.

According to News On Air, India's total exports reached US$80.8 billion in April 2026, up 13.6% year-on-year, with the fastest gains in electronics and fuel.

The forces behind each of India's leading export categories stand out clearly:

  • Electronics led to growth: India's electronic goods exports surged 40.31% year-on-year in April 2026 to US$5.18 billion, per News On Air, as domestic smartphone assembly for global brands scaled up rapidly.
  • Petroleum products stayed strong: India's petroleum product exports rose 54.89% year-on-year in May 2026 to US$8.42 billion, based on reporting from the Ministry of Commerce, as refiners processed discounted crude into fuel for export.
  • Gems faced a gold squeeze: India's plain gold jewellery exports fell 40.11% year-on-year in April-May 2026 to US$635.95 million, as tighter gold imports reduced the metal available for export manufacturing.
  • Diamonds and studded jewellery held firm: Diamond exports stayed steady, and studded gold jewellery exports rose 6.71% to US$964.02 million in April-May 2026, supported by India's free-trade agreements, opening new markets such as Oman.
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What are the top countries does India export to, according to India export data?

From India export data on TradeInt, India exports mainly to the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and China. The US led in Q1 2026 at US$21.12 billion, the UAE followed at US$8.11 billion, and China came third at US$4.94 billion, based on TradeInt's records.

Other top Indian export partners include Singapore, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, and Saudi Arabia.

Top India exports by country in Q1 2026:

  1. United States (US$21.12 billion): India's largest market by far, buying smartphones, pharmaceuticals, and jewellery.
  2. United Arab Emirates (US$8.11 billion): a major Gulf market, taking refined petroleum and gems.
  3. China (US$4.94 billion): a key buyer of diamonds and industrial inputs from India.
  4. Singapore (US$3.79 billion): a regional trade hub taking refined petroleum and re-export goods.
  5. United Kingdom (US$3.30 billion): a diversified market for smartphones and manufactured goods.
Top India Export Partners
Rank Country Value (US$) Value % Top 4-Digit HS Code Imported Top Buyer
1United States$21,115,383,31719.65%8517APPLE INC
2United Arab Emirates$8,106,645,9037.54%2710ADNOC GLOBAL
3China$4,936,432,5554.59%7102KIRAN EXPORTS HONGKONG LTD
4Singapore$3,789,338,8483.53%2710QATAR NATIONAL BANK
5United Kingdom$3,299,960,2263.07%8517TATA ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS SOLUTIONS
6Netherlands$3,164,779,7212.95%2710NEGOTIATED THROUGH
7Germany$3,007,370,1612.80%8708PCA SLOVAKIA SRO
8Hong Kong, China$2,462,071,3202.29%7102KIRAN EXPORTS HONGKONG LTD
9Bangladesh$2,431,133,2542.26%5205BANK OF BANGLADESH
10Saudi Arabia$2,349,173,4522.19%7408ALFANAR CABLES BRANCH OF ALFANAR
Data Source: Official TradeInt India Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-March 2026
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India's export map in 2026 is broadening beyond its established Western markets, with fast growth in Asia and Africa reshaping the destination mix.

While the United States remains the dominant single market, the sharpest gains come from smaller, emerging corridors. In fact, India's fastest-growing export destinations by value in May 2026 included Singapore, up 68.96%, and South Africa, up 116.21%.

A closer look at what is moving India's key export factors:

  • Asian hubs grew fastest: Singapore led India's May 2026 export growth at 68.96%, and China rose 25.85% over April-May, per the Ministry of Commerce, as India shipped more petroleum products and industrial goods into Asian trade hubs.
  • African markets opened up: South Africa and Tanzania recorded triple-digit export growth in May 2026, showing India widening its reach into African markets that were previously minor destinations.
  • Free-trade deals opened new corridors: India began jewellery exports to Oman under the India-Oman trade agreement, according to FashionNetwork, creating a new Gulf corridor for plain gold jewellery exporters.
  • The US is the anchor market: Even as newer corridors grew, the United States remained India's dominant destination, absorbing the largest share of smartphones, pharmaceuticals, and jewellery exports.

Is India export market growing or declining in Q1 2026?

India's tracked export value grew from US$115.04 billion in Q1 2025 to US$107.45 billion in Q1 2026, staying within a narrow band across the period, as analyzed by TradeInt.

A line graph infographic analysed by TradeInt about India export value trend from q1 2025 to q1 2026, based on India export data 2026.
India export value shows steady changes from Q1 2025 to Q2 2026, from official TradeInt's India export data.
India Export Trends QoQ Anlysis
Timeline Value (US$) QoQ %
Q1 2025$115.04B6.09%
Q2 2025$112.08B-2.57%
Q3 2025$108.33B-3.35%
Q4 2025$108.46B0.12%
Q1 2026$107.45B-0.93%
Data Source: Official TradeInt India Export Data and Bill of Lading Database
Period: January-December 2025, January-March 2026
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India trade slowed through late 2025, yet India's total exports still rose to US$162.69 billion over April-May 2026, up 14.66% year-on-year, according to the Ministry of Commerce. This shows an export economy that is expanding its overall trade even as conditions in individual markets shift.

The forces shaping India's export performance in 2026:

  • Growth is broadening across the base: India's non-petroleum exports rose to US$70.74 billion in April-May 2026, indicating that overall export strength no longer rests on fuel and that gains are spreading across the wider economy.
  • The trade deficit is widening on imports, not weak exports: India's overall trade gap grew over April-May 2026, but the cause was faster import growth during the energy disruption rather than falling exports, which continued to climb.
  • External demand is the main risk: A global trade slowdown and softer demand in some Western markets remain the key pressures on India's export momentum, even as newer corridors in Asia and Africa help absorb the shift.

How can international trade businesses track competitors with India trade data?

India export data lets a business see how rival exporters operate: which markets they ship to, how often, and through which overseas buyers. This turns competition into a measurable benchmark.

TradeInt structures this from customs and Bill of Lading records covering over 10 billion shipment trade records and 500 million global trade company profiles, so a competitor's export footprint becomes visible at the shipment level.

Practical ways to apply India export data for competitive intelligence:

  • Benchmark a rival's market spread: Look up a competing exporter to see the full list of countries they serve, revealing destination markets you may be missing.
  • Gauge how crowded a corridor is: Count how many Indian suppliers already ship a product to a given market to gauge the level of competition before entering it.
  • Spot a buyer's supplier switches: Track which suppliers an overseas buyer works with over time to identify accounts that may be open to a new source.
  • Compare pricing and volume patterns: Review shipment sizes and frequency across competitors to position your own offer on price and lead time.

These capabilities draw on TradeInt's transaction-date shipment records from customs filings, making them suited for competitor mapping, corridor benchmarking, and buyer research rather than real-time alerts.

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Conclusion

India's Q1 2026 export profile shows a diversified economy exporting fuel, technology, medicine, and food at scale. Refined petroleum led at US$12.08 billion, smartphones followed at US$9.23 billion, and pharmaceuticals ranked third at US$5.61 billion, while the US, the UAE, and China took the largest values by destination.

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Frequently asked questions

What is India's main export?

India's main export is refined petroleum (HS 2710), valued at US$12.08 billion in Q1 2026. Smartphones and pharmaceuticals follow, reflecting India's mix of energy processing, electronics assembly, and generic-drug manufacturing.

What countries does India export to?

India exports mainly to the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and China. The US is by far the largest market at US$21.12 billion, taking smartphones, pharmaceuticals, and jewellery.

Is India the 2nd largest beef exporter?

India is consistently among the world's largest exporters of beef and buffalo meat, often ranking in the top two or three globally by volume. India's beef and buffalo-meat exports serve markets across Asia and the Middle East, and can be tracked by destination in TradeInt's India export data.

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We reserve the right to amend the terms of this Privacy Policy at our absolute discretion. Any amended privacy policy will be posted on our Website. You are expected to check this page from time to time to take notice of any changes we have made as they are binding on you. Your continued use of our Website and/or the services made available on or via our Website following any amendment of this Privacy Policy will signify your assent to and acceptance of its revised terms.
 
10. Further information about protection of personal data and the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act 2012
If you want to contact us with specific queries or concerns in relation to this Privacy Policy, or if you have any questions or complaints as to how your personal data is collected, used, disclosed and/or processed by us, please contact our Data Protection Officer at [email protected].