Summary:

India's IIP grew by 5.0% in January 2025, up from 3.2% in December 2024. Mining increased by 4.4%, manufacturing by 5.5%, and electricity by 2.4%. The IIP index rose to 161.3 from 153.6 in January 2024. Nineteen of the 23 NIC industrial groupings expanded, with basic metals (6.3%), petroleum products (8.5%), and electrical equipment (21.7%) making notable contributions. Steel, fuel, and transformers saw significant increases. In January 2025, the use-based classification indices stood at 162.8 for primary goods, 116.8 for capital goods, 172.3 for intermediate goods, and 199.6 for infrastructure/construction goods. The Consumer Durables and Non-Durables indices were 130.2 and 164.5, respectively. Compared to January 2024, IIP grew by 5.5% for primary goods, 7.8% for capital goods, and 7.2% for consumer durables, while consumer non-durables declined by 0.2%.

Source: IBEF

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