New Delhi

India’s exports reached a record $863 billion in FY2025-26, demonstrating resilience despite disruptions caused by the West Asia conflict and US tariffs, a senior Commerce Ministry official said on Wednesday.

Speaking at an outreach programme on the achievements of Gujarat’s Special Economic Zones (SEZs), Additional Secretary in the Department of Commerce Ajay Bhadoo said India’s export ecosystem had remained strong through a challenging global environment.

“This has been a very difficult year, from US tariffs to the West Asia crisis, but India has proved its resilience,” he said.

Bhadoo noted that India’s total exports have nearly doubled over the past decade, rising from around $441 billion to $863 billion, driven by engineering goods, petroleum products, electronics, pharmaceuticals, gems and jewellery, and chemicals.

He said Gujarat contributed nearly $110 billion to the country’s exports and would continue to play a key role in export growth.

The government plans to promote more SEZs across the country.