According to government data as reported, India's industrial production rose 6.7% in November 2025 after achieving two consecutive yearly declines. The strength of growth came from greater investment in manufactured goods, increasing use of energy generation capacity, the continuing ability of major industrialised sectors There's an increase for each key sub-sector, including automotive manufacturing, electrical equipment production and textile production. In addition, manufacturing output increased at an accelerated pace due to improved production of both consumer and capital goods. Mining and electricity producing facilities Continued to increase their output, contributing positively to the overall Industrial Production Index (IIP). Thus, the reversals of the declines in production numbers show the extent to which we can expect that there will be an overall increase in economic activity across most of the economy. There was an increase in production numbers for both the consumer and investment related sectors.
According to analysts, the recent increases observed in industrial production significantly coincide with improvements in the factory sector, improving supply chain conditions and seasonal patterns. November's growth was driven by an increase in production in both durable and non-durable goods categories; this further demonstrates that the recovery of both household and intermediate demand segments has gained traction. The continuing upward trend in industrial production should promote income creation and job creation for greater confidence among investors in India's overall manufacturing environment. Overall, the 6.7% increase followed by industrial production demonstrates a strong degree of economic resilience, while simultaneously supporting the future expansion of the manufacturing and industrial sectors.
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