India Industrial Production

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Source: MOSPI
Source Link: https://www.mospi.gov.in/
Frequency: Monthly
Next Release(s): March 2nd, 2026 5:30 AM

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India’s Index of Industrial Production rose +7.8% YoY in December 2025 (up from +6.7% YoY in November), marking the strongest reading in over two years.
- Headline IIP increased to 170.3 from 158.0 a year earlier, indicating a broad pickup in overall industrial output.
- Manufacturing output expanded +8.1% YoY, while Mining rose +6.8% YoY and Electricity increased +6.3% YoY, showing strength across all three major sectors.
- Sector indices stood at 153.0 for Mining, 169.9 for Manufacturing, and 204.9 for Electricity, reflecting elevated activity levels relative to December 2024.
- Within manufacturing, 16 of 23 industry groups posted YoY growth, pointing to broad-based expansion across industrial categories.
- The strongest manufacturing gains came from computer, electronic and optical products (+34.9%), motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers (+33.5%), and other transport equipment (+25.1%), highlighting rapid output growth in technology and transport-related industries.
- Basic metals (+12.7%), motor vehicles (+33.5%), and pharmaceuticals (+10.2%) were the largest contributors within manufacturing, driven by higher production of steel products, auto components, and medical-related goods.
- On a use-based basis, output rose +12.1% YoY in infrastructure/construction goods, +12.3% in consumer durables, +8.3% in consumer non-durables, +8.1% in capital goods, +7.5% in intermediate goods, and +4.4% in primary goods, showing widespread demand across investment and consumption categories.
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India’s Index of Industrial Production rose +6.7% YoY in November 2025, rebounding sharply from October and led by manufacturing strength.
- Headline IIP growth accelerated to +6.7% YoY in November, up from +0.4% YoY in October, marking a sharp month-to-month improvement in industrial activity.
- By sector, Manufacturing expanded +8.0% YoY and Mining grew +5.4% YoY, while Electricity output declined -1.5% YoY, indicating uneven performance across the three major sectors.
- The overall IIP index increased to 158.0 from 148.1 a year earlier, with sector indices at 141.0 for Mining, 158.8 for Manufacturing, and 181.3 for Electricity.
- Within manufacturing, 20 of 23 industry groups recorded YoY growth, led by basic metals (+10.2%), pharmaceuticals (+10.5%), and motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers (+11.9%).
- Growth in basic metals was supported by MS slabs, HR coils and sheets of mild steel, and flat products of alloy steel, while pharmaceuticals gains were driven by digestive enzymes, veterinary vaccines, and anti-psychotic drugs.
- Auto-related manufacturing strength reflected higher output of auto components, commercial vehicles, and passenger cars, contributing meaningfully to overall manufacturing growth.
- On a use-based basis, all categories posted YoY gains, led by infrastructure and construction goods (+12.1%), capital goods (+10.4%), intermediate goods (+7.3%), consumer durables (+10.3%), consumer non-durables (+7.3%), and primary goods (+2.0%), with infrastructure, intermediate, and consumer non-durables the largest contributors.
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India’s Index of Industrial Production (IIP) rose +0.4% YoY in October 2025, easing sharply from +4.0% in September, reflecting slower activity amid fewer working days and weather-related disruptions to electricity demand.
- Mining output fell -1.8% YoY in October, while Manufacturing grew +1.8% YoY and Electricity declined -6.9% YoY, showing mixed performance across major sectors.
- The overall IIP index stood at 150.9 versus 150.3 in October 2024, with sectoral indices at 126.2 for Mining, 151.1 for Manufacturing, and 193.4 for Electricity.
- Within manufacturing, 9 of 23 industry groups posted YoY gains, led by basic metals (+6.6%), coke and refined petroleum products (+6.2%), and motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers (+5.8%).
- Key contributors in basic metals included HR coils and sheets of mild steel, flat products of alloy steel, and MS slabs, while petroleum gains were supported by diesel, petrol/motor spirit, and hard coke.
- Auto-related categories such as auto components, passenger cars, and commercial vehicles drove growth in the motor vehicles group.
- By use-based classification, primary goods (148.9), capital goods (111.8), intermediate goods (166.5), and infrastructure/construction goods (197.2) all expanded YoY, except consumer durables (129.2) and consumer nondurables (139.9).
- Corresponding YoY growth rates were -0.6% for primary goods, +2.4% for capital goods, +0.9% for intermediate goods, +7.1% for infrastructure/construction goods, -0.5% for consumer durables, and -4.4% for consumer nondurables, with infrastructure, intermediate, and capital goods contributing most to overall IIP growth.
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India’s Index of Industrial Production (IIP) rose +4.0% YoY in September 2025, unchanged from August, reflecting solid growth in manufacturing output led by metals, electrical equipment, and vehicles despite a small decline in mining.
- Manufacturing output grew +4.8% YoY, driven by strong gains in basic metals (+12.3%), electrical equipment (+28.7%), and motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers (+14.6%).
- Mining output declined -0.4% YoY, while electricity generation rose +3.1% YoY, showing mixed performance across sectors.
- Within manufacturing, 13 of 23 industry groups recorded positive YoY growth, led by strong contributions from steel, electrical apparatus, and auto components.
- By use-based classification, output grew in Infrastructure/Construction Goods (+10.5%), Consumer Durables (+10.2%), and Intermediate Goods (+5.3%), while Consumer Non-Durables (-2.9%) and Primary Goods (+1.4%) lagged.
- The Capital Goods index rose +4.7% YoY, indicating continued improvement in investment-related production.
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India’s industrial production rose +4.0% YoY in August 2025 (vs +5.0% YoY), down from +4.3% YoY in July, with strong mining growth offset by mixed momentum across manufacturing and consumption goods.
- Manufacturing production was up 3.8% YoY in August, decelerating from 6.0% YoY in July but up from 1.2% YoY in Agust 2024.
- Mining production flipped from a decline of -7.2% YoY in July to an increase of 6.0% YoY in August.
- Electricity production advanced 4.1% YoY in August, up from 3.7% YoY in July.
- Within manufacturing, basic metals surged +12.2% YoY, supported by MS slabs, HR coils/sheets, and steel pipes/tubes.
- Motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers production rose +9.8% YoY, driven by auto parts, axles, and commercial vehicles.
- Coke and refined petroleum products rose +5.4% YoY, with diesel, petrol, and LPG contributing significantly.
- By use-based classification, infrastructure/construction goods rose +10.6% YoY, the strongest performing category, followed by primary goods (+5.2%) and intermediate goods (+5.0%).
- Capital goods output increased +4.4% YoY, while consumer durables grew +3.5% YoY but consumer non-durables fell sharply (-6.3% YoY), showing divergence in demand patterns.
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India’s industrial production rose +3.5% YoY in July 2025 (from +1.5% YoY in June), supported by manufacturing gains despite sharp mining weakness.
- Mining output fell -7.2% YoY, while manufacturing grew +5.4% YoY and electricity rose +0.6% YoY, showing sectoral divergence.
- The IIP index stood at 155.0 in July 2025 (vs. 149.8 in July 2024), with manufacturing at 156.9, mining at 107.7, and electricity at 221.5.
- Fourteen of 23 manufacturing groups posted positive growth, led by basic metals (+12.7% YoY), electrical equipment (+15.9% YoY), and non-metallic mineral products (+9.5% YoY).
- Within basic metals, strong gains came from MS slabs, HR coils/sheets, and alloy steel flats; electrical equipment growth was driven by heaters, switchgear, and small transformers.
- By use-based classification, Infrastructure/Construction Goods (+11.9% YoY), Intermediate Goods (+5.8% YoY), and Consumer Durables (+7.7% YoY) were top contributors, while Primary Goods declined -1.7% YoY and Consumer Non-Durables were nearly flat (+0.5% YoY).
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India’s industrial production rose +1.5% YoY in June 2025, up from +1.2% YoY in May, led by a +3.9% YoY expansion in manufacturing despite sharp declines in mining (-8.7% YoY) and electricity (-2.6% YoY).
- Use-based classification showed strong gains in Infrastructure/Construction Goods (+7.2% YoY), Intermediate Goods (+5.5% YoY), and Capital Goods (+3.5% YoY).
- Primary Goods output declined -3.0% YoY and Consumer Non-Durables fell -0.4% YoY, while Consumer Durables rose +2.9% YoY.
- “Basic metals” manufacturing rose +9.6% YoY, with key gains in MS slabs, HR coils/sheets, and steel pipes/tubes.
- Petroleum product manufacturing rose +4.2% YoY, driven by diesel, petrol, and naphtha output.
- Fabricated metal products jumped +15.2% YoY, supported by steel frameworks, forged blanks, and stainless steel utensils.
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India’s industrial production rose 1.2% YoY in May, slowing from 2.6% YoY in April, as growth in manufacturing (+2.6% YoY) was offset by contractions in electricity (-5.8% YoY) and mining (-0.1% YoY).
- Capital goods production surged +14.1% YoY, followed by infrastructure/construction goods at +6.3% YoY and intermediate goods at +3.5% YoY.
- Consumer durables production declined -0.7% YoY, and consumer non-durables production fell -2.4% YoY. Primary goods output shrank -1.9% YoY.
- Key industry contributors included basic metals (+6.4% YoY), machinery and equipment (+11.8%), and non-metallic mineral products (+6.9%).
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India’s industrial production increased 2.7% YoY (vs 1.0% YoY expected) in April, slowing slightly from 3.9% YoY in March, as manufacturing output rose 3.4% YoY while mining activity contracted and electricity growth moderated.
- Manufacturing was led by machinery (+17.0% YoY), motor vehicles (+15.4% YoY), and electrical equipment (+15.2% YoY).
- Mining output declined -0.2% YoY, while electricity generation rose 1.1% YoY.
- By use-based classification: capital goods surged +20.3% YoY, while consumer durables rose +6.4% YoY; consumer non-durables declined -1.7% YoY.
- Primary goods and intermediate goods saw marginal declines/gains at -0.4% and +4.1% YoY, respectively.
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India’s industrial production increased 3.0% YoY in March, up from 2.7% YoY in February but slightly below expectations of 3.3% YoY.
- Manufacturing production was also 3.0% YoY, up from 2.8% YoY previously.
- Mining production increased 0.4% YoY, and electricity production was up 6.3% YoY.
- By type of good, construction goods and consumer durables production rates were up the most, up 8.8% YoY and 6.6% YoY respectively.
- Consumer non-durables production saw the only decline at -4.7% YoY due to weak food production.
- Basic metal production, India’s largest production industry, was up 6.9% YoY. Food production saw one of the largest declines, down -8.0% YoY.
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India’s industrial production slowed to 2.9% YoY in February, down from 5.2% YoY in January and below expectations of a 4.0% YoY increase.
- Manufacturing production was up 2.9% YoY, down from 5.8% YoY, and mining production was 1.6% YoY, down from 4.4% YoY.
- The largest declines were in paper & paper products (-9.1% YoY), printing & recorded media production (-8.6% YoY), other manufacturing (-6.2% YoY), and food products (-6.1% YoY).
- The highest weighted industry, basic metals manufacturing, was up 5.8% YoY, offsetting weakness elsewhere.
- Electronics (+10.6% MoM) and electrical equipment (+9.3% MoM) were the two strongest industries in February.
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India’s industrial production increased 5.0% YoY in January, up from 3.5% YoY in December and above expectations of a 3.5% YoY gain.
- Manufacturing production was up a strong 5.5% YoY as the index increased to the highest in over two years.
- Mining production was up 4.4% YoY, and electricity production increased 2.4% YoY.
- The manufacturing industries with the largest growth were transport equipment (+20.4% YoY), furniture (+16.5% YoY), and tobacco (+16.0% YoY).
- The heaviest weighted industries also saw strong increases: coke and refined petroleum (+8.5% YoY) and basic metals (+6.3% YoY).
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