Summary:

Despite global concerns, India's readymade garment exports rose by 11.4% to $9.85 billion (Rs. 83,607 crore) between April and November FY25. This growth highlights the strong global demand for Made-in-India products. According to AEPC, shifting geopolitical dynamics may drive more businesses to India, with rising trust among international brands, particularly during the festive season, contributing to this robust performance.

AEPC Chairperson Sudhir Sekhri underscored India's competitive advantages, including strong legislative support, an extensive value chain, abundant raw materials, and sustainable industries. Confident in India's growth trajectory, he invited international buyers to the Bharat Tex Expo 2025, which will showcase the nation's comprehensive textile value chain. Positive feedback from buyers and retailers during the Bharat Tex Roadshow underscores the expo's potential to foster collaborations, expand sourcing networks, and attract foreign direct investment (FDI), solidifying India’s position as a global textile powerhouse.

Source: IBEF 

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