India’s exports from Special Economic Zones (SEZs) increase by 11.8% in 2025-26, according to information cited by the government in response to questions in Parliament. In the Lok Sabha reply mentioned by Business Line, Minister Jitin Prasada states that exports from SEZs in 2024-25 total ₹14,63,669 crore (about $173.07 billion). The same government update projects or reports an 11.8% increase for 2025-26, indicating higher outbound shipments from SEZ units compared with the previous financial year.
The two outlets present the same core figures: the base year export value for 2024-25 and the percentage increase for 2025-26, with both attributing the data to the government’s statement in the Lok Sabha. The reports do not provide additional breakdowns by sector, destination, or zone, focusing instead on the overall export totals and the year-on-year growth rate.
