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Brinks Report > Blog > Business > $30 Billion and Rising: How India’s Pharma Exports Became the Industry’s Wild Card
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$30 Billion and Rising: How India’s Pharma Exports Became the Industry’s Wild Card

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: April 19, 2025 4:28 pm
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India just exported over $30 billion in medicine. That’s not a shipment—it’s a statement.

India pharma exports hit a new high in FY25, reaching $30.47 billion, up from $27.85 billion in FY24. This marks a 9.38% increase, underlining India’s growing dominance in the global pharmaceutical market.

A Win Beyond Numbers

So what does this mean for the average person?

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More affordable medicines on global shelves, more jobs at home, and more reason to believe that “Made in India” now means “Trusted Worldwide.” As Indian pharma exports grow, so does access to lifesaving drugs across continents—from the U.S. to Uganda.

And let’s be honest—this isn’t just a number. It’s proof that India can out-export while others are still outsourcing.

What’s Fueling the Surge in India Pharma Exports?

A few key drivers are propelling India’s pharma growth:

  • Global Demand: India is catering to evolving healthcare needs, especially in post-pandemic markets.
  • Competitive Pricing: Cost-effective production makes Indian drugs a global favorite.
  • Quality Assurance: Compliance with international regulatory standards builds trust.
  • Policy Support: The Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme is boosting pharma manufacturing and exports.

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A Boost for the Indian Economy

This export boom isn’t just good PR—it’s real GDP impact:

  • Foreign Exchange Inflow: Pharma is helping strengthen India’s forex reserves.
  • Job Growth: From lab techs to logistics, pharma creates jobs across the board.
  • Research Investment: Export gains often circle back into R&D, spurring innovation.

Where Are Indian Medicines Going?

Indian pharmaceutical products reach 200+ countries, but key regions include:

  • North America: Especially the U.S., a major market for Indian generics.
  • Europe: Demand remains strong for affordable and regulated drugs.
  • Africa: India is a vital supplier of antiretrovirals and essential medicines.
  • Latin America: A growing market with increasing reliance on Indian pharma.

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Challenges on the Path Ahead

But it’s not all smooth sailing.

  • Regulatory Hurdles: Each country has its own maze of compliance.
  • Global Competition: Nations like China and Brazil are stepping up.
  • Supply Chain Woes: Shipping delays, raw material costs, and geopolitical tensions can disrupt timelines.

Still, India isn’t standing still. It’s doubling down on:

  • Innovation: Building capabilities in biologics, biosimilars, and vaccines.
  • Supply Chain Resilience: Diversifying inputs and manufacturing bases.
  • New Market Entry: Exploring less saturated markets in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe.

Looking Forward: Beyond Generics

India’s pharma story started with generics, but the future may look very different.

With AI-led drug discovery, homegrown biotech, and strong government backing, India can shape the future of medicine, not just supply it.

After all, when you mix scale, science, and savings—you don’t just follow the market. You become the market.

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