

India’s manufacturing sector experienced its fastest growth in eight months, reflecting strong domestic demand and economic resilience. The latest HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) surged to 58.1 in March 2025, indicating a robust expansion in factory activity.
The increase in manufacturing output is attributed to a sharp rise in new orders from domestic and international markets. Businesses across sectors, including automobiles, textiles, and electronics, reported increased production levels to meet demand.
“The manufacturing sector is showing remarkable strength, fueled by growing consumer confidence and improved business conditions,” said an HSBC economist.
The Indian government’s Make in India initiative and Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes have played a crucial role in strengthening the sector. These policies have attracted significant foreign investments, boosting manufacturing output and job creation.
Additionally, infrastructure improvements, such as better logistics and supply chain networks, have made manufacturing more efficient.
Despite the positive growth, challenges persist. Rising global uncertainties, fluctuating fuel prices, and inflationary pressures could affect the sector’s momentum. Supply chain disruptions and regulatory hurdles also pose potential risks.
India’s strong manufacturing performance aligns with global economic recovery trends. Analysts predict that the sector will continue expanding in the coming months, supported by robust policy measures and favorable economic conditions.
For further insights on India’s manufacturing growth, refer to the Reuters report here.
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