Electronics Exported from India

When we talk about electronics exported from India, finished electronic goods and components made in India and sold overseas. Also known as Indian electronics exports, these products now make up a growing slice of the country’s trade—and they’re not just cheap copies anymore. From smartphones assembled in Tamil Nadu to circuit boards shipped from Bengaluru, India’s electronics export story is changing fast.

One of the biggest drivers is smartphones, mobile devices manufactured or assembled in India for global markets. Companies like Xiaomi, Samsung, and even local brands now build phones here for export to Africa, Southeast Asia, and Europe. Then there’s printed circuit boards, the backbone of every electronic device, made in clusters across Gujarat and Telangana. These aren’t just raw inputs—they’re high-precision components that go into medical gear, cars, and home appliances abroad. And don’t forget semiconductor packaging, the final step in chip production, now being done at scale in India thanks to government incentives. It’s not about making chips from scratch yet, but India is stepping into the later, high-value stages of the global supply chain.

Where are these electronics going? The top destinations are the United States, the Netherlands, Germany, Vietnam, and the UAE. The U.S. alone imported over $4 billion worth of Indian electronics in 2023—mostly consumer gadgets, telecom gear, and industrial sensors. What’s driving this? Lower labor costs, faster production cycles, and India’s push for self-reliance under the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme. Factories that used to make for the domestic market are now turning export-ready, and the government is helping them meet international standards.

Behind the scenes, it’s not just big names doing the work. Hundreds of small and medium-sized manufacturers in cities like Pune, Noida, and Coimbatore are quietly becoming key players. They supply components to larger exporters, handle custom orders, and often outperform global competitors on speed and flexibility. This isn’t a story about one company or one product—it’s about an entire ecosystem rising. You’ll find posts here that break down exactly which electronics are being shipped, who the top exporters are, how tariffs affect sales, and what’s next for India’s electronics sector. Whether you’re a buyer, a maker, or just curious, the data below shows you the real players and products driving this shift.