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Brinks Report > Blog > Business > India’s Manufacturing Growth Hits a Speed Bump in February
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India’s Manufacturing Growth Hits a Speed Bump in February

Ankita Das
Last updated: March 3, 2025 5:07 pm
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For years, India’s manufacturing sector has been a powerful engine driving economic growth, creating jobs, and fueling exports. Factories buzzed with activity, machines hummed in synchrony, and production lines kept churning out goods for both domestic and global markets. But this February, something changed.

Picture a massive assembly line slowing down, not coming to a halt, but moving at a noticeably sluggish pace. The latest data from the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) tells us exactly that—India’s manufacturing sector is losing some of its momentum.

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So, what’s causing this slowdown?

A Drop in Demand – Fewer Orders, Less Production

Imagine you own a factory that produces high-quality textiles. For months, orders kept flowing in, and business was booming. But recently, new orders have slowed. Domestic customers are buying less, and international clients are cutting back. With fewer orders to fulfill, you’re forced to scale down production. That’s exactly what’s happening across the manufacturing sector—businesses are adjusting to weaker demand.

Raw Material Shortages & Lower Input Purchasing
Now, let’s step into the shoes of a supplier who provides raw materials like steel, plastic, or electronics. In the past, manufacturers would place bulk orders for materials well in advance. But now, they’re ordering less. Why? Because they don’t want to stockpile materials they may not need if sales remain sluggish. This has led to the lowest level of input purchasing in over a year—a clear sign of uncertainty.

Global Slowdown & Inflation Pressures
Beyond India, the world economy is also facing challenges. Countries that usually import Indian products are dealing with their own economic slowdowns, meaning they’re ordering fewer goods. At home, inflation has made daily essentials more expensive, leaving people with less money to spend on other products. When customers cut back on spending, businesses feel the impact.

The Ripple Effect on Jobs & Supply Chains
With production slowing, hiring in factories has also taken a hit. Fewer new job openings mean fewer opportunities for workers. At the same time, companies dealing with excess inventory are struggling to clear stock, adding to financial strain. Meanwhile, supply chains, which rely on steady production cycles, are experiencing disruptions.

What’s Next for Indian Manufacturing?

Despite the slowdown, all hope isn’t lost. Industries have seen downturns before, and each time, they’ve found ways to bounce back. The key lies in adaptation:

  • Exploring new markets – Companies may need to look beyond their usual buyers, tapping into new regions and industries.
  • Strengthening supply chains – Businesses will have to focus on resilience, ensuring they have reliable sources for materials when demand picks up again.
  • Government support – Policies that reduce costs, boost domestic demand, and support exporters could be game-changers.

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For now, manufacturers are watching closely, hoping for signs of recovery. The question remains: Will India’s manufacturing sector regain its momentum, or is this the start of a long-term shift?

Only time will tell. Stay tuned as we dive deeper into possible recovery strategies in the next part of this series.

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