Category: Industrial Goods
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India’s Engineering Exports Rise 8.8% to USD 10.35 Billion in April
EEPC India reports growth across 28 of 34 engineering product panels Hmm as exports remained positive in key global markets. India’s engineering goods exports increased 8.78% year-on-year to USD 10.35 billion in April 2026, compared with USD 9.52 billion in the corresponding month last year, according to data released by EEPC India. Engineering products accounted for 23.8% of India’s…
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Hormuz Crisis Locks Down UAE’s Trade Arteries, Leaving Global Oil & Gas Buyers Exposed
Dubai’s Jebel Ali Port loses $530m in daily trade as procurement teams look for alternatives. The 2026 Strait of Hormuz crisis, triggered by the US-Israeli conflict with Iran, has dealt a direct blow to the UAE’s role as a global trade hub. As a result, international oil & gas buyers are confronted in real time.…
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India-US pact expands market access for auto component exports
India-US trade measures introduce preferential tariffs for auto components, supporting expanded market access and export participation for Indian suppliers.
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Engineering goods exports rise 10.4% in January 2026, surpass $100 billion in FY26
India’s engineering goods exports recorded a 10.4% year-on-year increase in January 2026, reaching US$10.40 billion, driven primarily by strong shipments of copper, iron and steel, and motor vehicles. The sector also crossed a major milestone during the fiscal year, with cumulative exports exceeding US$100 billion for the first time. Sector crosses a major export milestone…
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Boeing, Airbus signal expanded sourcing as OEM base strengthens
An interim trade framework between India and the United States will remove tariffs on selected aircraft and aircraft parts, a move expected to strengthen cross-border aerospace sourcing and industrial supply flows. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said Boeing and Airbus are already major buyers of aircraft components and services from India and are evaluating…
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Tariffs Accelerate India’s Engineering Exports Market Diversification
Trump-era tariffs could reduce India’s engineering exports to the US by $4-5 billion, affecting machinery, metals, and auto components. Exporters are now eyeing alternative markets to sustain growth.
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India’s $434 Billion Export Engine Faces a New Test with Current Tariffs
India’s $434 billion merchandise export machine faces one of its toughest challenges yet. With the US imposing 50% tariffs on Indian goods, key sectors like engineering could lose ground.
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India-UK Trade Deal Poised to Double Engineering Exports by 2030
With the FTA in place, the exports of engineering goods from India to the UK are set to double by 2029-30, hitting $7.5 billion.
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How Can Engineering Goods and Industrial Machinery Manufacturing SMEs Compete Globally?
Indian SMEs in industrial machinery manufacturing are becoming global players, leveraging cost advantages, digital tools, and FTAs to compete worldwide.
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India’s Engineering Exports to the US Surge Despite Global Trade Pressures
In January 2025, engineering exports from India soared 7.44%. Shipments recorded an 18% spike to the US, even though demand for China and Europe marginally slowed down.