Uttar Pradesh exports cross ₹2 lakh crore, led by Noida-region electronics
Uttar Pradesh recorded ₹2.01 lakh crore in exports in FY2025-26, up from about ₹88,000 crore in FY2017-18. Gautam Buddh Nagar contributed ₹97,703 crore, while electronics, meat products and woven garments led categories. The state’s 2025-30 policy adds support for export infrastructure, freight, marketing and insurance.
What happened
Uttar Pradesh Government · Uttar Pradesh exports reached ₹2.01 lakh crore in FY2025-26, led by Noida-area electronics and garments. The state’s 2025-30 export
Key facts
- FY2025-26 Uttar Pradesh exports: ₹2,01,241 crore
- FY2017-18 exports: about ₹88,000 crore
- Gautam Buddh Nagar exports: ₹97,703 crore
- Ghaziabad exports: ₹18,728 crore
- Kanpur Nagar exports: ₹10,823 crore
- Moradabad exports: ₹10,639 crore
- Agra exports: ₹8,907 crore
- Electrical machinery and electronics exports: ₹46,960 crore
- Meat and meat products exports: ₹25,756 crore
- Woven garments exports: ₹16,657 crore
- Registered factories increased from about 14,000 in 2017 to about 32,000
- Export infrastructure capital subsidy: 40%
- Certification and marketing expense reimbursement: up to 75%
- Air and sea freight support: 30%
- Export credit insurance subsidy: 50%
- FY2030 export target: $50 billion, about ₹4 lakh crore
Why this matters
Companies seeking Indian manufacturing partnerships should prioritize Gautam Buddh Nagar and adjacent clusters, where scale in electronics exports and state incentives could accelerate alliance or acquisition opportunities.
What to watch
- Actual rollout, eligibility rules and budget utilization for the Uttar Pradesh Export Promotion Policy 2025-30.
- New electronics manufacturing, component and logistics investments in Noida and Greater Noida.
- Export order growth versus domestic sell-through at major electronics manufacturers.
- Freight costs, port/air-cargo capacity and customs turnaround times for northern India exporters.
- Progress toward the FY2030 $50 billion export target and category-level contribution from electronics, garments and food products.
- Changes in trade tariffs, export restrictions or incentive programs affecting India-made electronics and apparel.
- Map Gautam Buddh Nagar suppliers by product category, export certifications, capacity expansion plans and domestic allocation risk.
- Negotiate multi-year supply agreements with Noida-region electronics vendors, including domestic service-level commitments and component-price adjustment clauses.
- Evaluate Uttar Pradesh export-policy incentives for supplier development, consolidation centers, quality testing and cross-border fulfillment.
- Build alternate sourcing and inventory buffers for fast-moving electronics categories exposed to export-led capacity diversion.
- Assess private-label opportunities in export-ready apparel, accessories and packaged food categories using Uttar Pradesh manufacturers.