Categories: BUSINESS

India’s pharma exports rise 5.6% to $28.29 billion till Feb in FY26

India’s pharmaceutical exports are thriving, reaching $28.29 billion in April-February FY26, a 5.6% rise despite global challenges. The sector, currently valued at $60 billion, is projected to hit $130 billion by 2030. Leaders are optimistic about continued growth, even with potential US tariff impacts on future exports.
Sumitra

Share
Published by
Sumitra
2 months ago

Recent Posts

Stock market holiday: Will NSE and BSE remain closed for Bakri Eid this week?

Stock markets will observe a shortened trading week with a closure on Thursday, May 28,…

9 hours ago

Rupee rally: Currency rises 34 paise against dollar amid hopes of US-Iran peace deal

The Indian rupee strengthened significantly against the US dollar, closing at 95.26, driven by positive…

9 hours ago

Indians cut overseas travel spending to $1.9 billion in March: RBI

Indian overseas travel spending saw a significant drop in March, with remittances falling by over…

1 day ago

Bullion watch: Gold, silver seen range-bound as US-Iran talks enter crucial phase

Gold prices are expected to remain steady this week, influenced by US-Iran talks and upcoming…

1 day ago

Skilled worker shortage poses challenge to government’s major PNG expansion drive

India's ambitious piped natural gas expansion is significantly hampered by a severe shortage of certified…

2 days ago

Petrol, prices and pressure: How the Iran war is hitting American households

Escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have triggered a surge in US fuel prices,…

2 days ago