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Home / Business and Economy / India's Industrial Boom: 7.8% Growth in December

India's Industrial Boom: 7.8% Growth in December

28 Jan

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Summary

  • Industrial production grew by 7.8% in December, the fastest pace in two years.
  • Manufacturing, mining, and electricity sectors showed strong growth contributing to the surge.
  • December's growth was more than double the 3.7% expansion seen in the previous year.
India's Industrial Boom: 7.8% Growth in December

India's industrial production demonstrated remarkable strength in December, registering a 7.8% expansion, the highest in two years. This impressive growth was propelled by significant advancements in the manufacturing, mining, and electricity generation sectors.

Specifically, the manufacturing sector grew by 8.1%, with mining output increasing by 6.8%, and electricity generation rebounding to a 6.3% growth. These figures represent a substantial improvement compared to the previous year's figures and November's revised 7.2% expansion, signaling robust economic momentum.

The positive trend extended to capital goods, infrastructure, and consumer goods. Infrastructure goods output saw a 12.1% expansion, while consumer durables, including automobiles and electronics, grew by 12.3%. Consumer non-durables also recovered strongly with an 8.3% growth.

Despite this strong performance, experts note that capacity utilization remains around 75%, which may not be sufficient to trigger substantial new private investments. Global economic factors, such as surplus production capacity in China, are also seen as potential drags on investment.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
India's industrial production grew by 7.8% in December, marking its fastest expansion in two years.
The manufacturing, mining, and electricity sectors showed strong growth, contributing significantly to the overall industrial production increase in December.
Experts are concerned that capacity utilization in factories, around 75%, may not be sufficient for new private investments, with global factors also posing potential challenges.

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