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July factory output growth fastest this fiscal year at 3.5%
Mint Ahmedabad
|August 29, 2025
India's industrial output expanded 3.5% in July, its fastest pace in the current financial year, aided by a robust manufacturing sector ahead of the festival season and in anticipation of US tariffs taking effect early August.
India's industrial output expanded 3.5% in July, its fastest pace in the current financial year, aided by a robust manufacturing sector ahead of the festival season and in anticipation of US tariffs taking effect early August. Weak mining and energy generation during the monsoon was, however, a drag on the overall performance, official data showed on Thursday.
Factory output had expanded at 5% in July last year and by 2.3% in April-July, the first four months of this fiscal year, way slower than the 5.4% growth seen a year ago. It had expanded at a modest 1.5% in June.
This story is from the August 29, 2025 edition of Mint Ahmedabad.
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