India's exports to Africa increased by 47% and to ASEAN countries by 56% during April-August 2026. Find out the latest figures for India-West Asia truck exports.

India export growth: Demand for Indian goods increased abroad

This is good news for Indian businesses. Demand for Indian goods is growing in many countries around the world. India's exports to Africa increased by 47% to $26.19 billion between April and August 2026, compared to $17.83 billion in the same period last year. Demand for Indian goods has also increased in ASEAN countries, with exports there registering a 56% increase.

Increased exports mean that more goods are sold from India to other countries. This can also benefit the country's businesses, companies, and employment.

How much has demand increased in Africa?
India's trade with African markets has grown rapidly. Between April and August, exports to Africa reached a 12.2% share of total Indian exports, up from 9.7% during the same period last year.

India's exports to East Africa increased by 94% to $8.95 billion. Exports to the Southern African Customs Union countries increased by 53% to $5.09 billion. Exports to North Africa increased by 33% to $4.03 billion. Exports to West Africa also increased by 7% to $5.57 billion.

How much has trade increased with ASEAN countries?
Demand for Indian goods has also increased in countries across Africa and Southeast Asia. India's exports to ASEAN countries increased by 56% to $23.08 billion between April and August.

Exports to Northeast Asia increased by 37% to $21.03 billion. Exports to other markets in South Asia and Europe also saw a 24% increase. These figures indicate that India is striving to expand its business in diverse markets rather than relying solely on a select few.

How did exports to West Asia improve?
It's also important to monitor India's exports to West Asia. Trade in this region was affected after the war between the US and Iran. However, now there are signs of gradual improvement in exports. According to data, India's exports to West Asia were $4.2 billion in April, which increased to $5.01 billion in August. However, in January, this figure was $6.48 billion.

Truck exports have also increased
. Exports of commercial vehicles from India have also increased. Between April and August, exports of light commercial trucks increased by 71%, while exports of medium trucks increased by 67%. This increase in vehicle exports is good news for Indian automobile companies.