India targets US$ 100 billion gems and jewellery exports by 2040: Commerce Secretary Mr. Rajesh Agrawal
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Summary
India aims to raise gems and jewellery exports to US$ 100 billion by 2040 by advancing design-led manufacturing, branding, technology adoption and value addition under the ‘Crafted in India’ proposition.
Key Facts
TypeAnalysis
SourceIndia Brand Equity Foundation
PublishedThursday, 20 August 2026
Affected Population63 million MSMEs, export-import community
Key Numbers
Merchandise exports: $437 billion (2024-25)
FDI inflow: $71 billion (2024-25)
PLI scheme: Rs 1.97 lakh crore across 14 sectors
Rs 15,000 crore for Digital India initiatives
Key Authorities
Ministry of Commerce & IndustryDPIITDGFTMinistry of Electronics & ITTRAI
DescriptionSaturday, 12 September 2026via business_line
India aims to raise gems and jewellery exports to US$ 100 billion by 2040 by advancing design-led manufacturing, branding, technology adoption and value addition under the ‘Crafted in India’ proposition.
Higher export of value-added gold jewellery boosts revenue
DescriptionMonday, 14 September 2026via business_line
India aims to raise gems and jewellery exports to US$ 100 billion by 2040 by advancing design-led manufacturing, branding, technology adoption and value addition under the ‘Crafted in India’ proposition.
Higher export of value-added gold jewellery boosts revenue
DescriptionTuesday, 15 September 2026via business_line
India aims to raise gems and jewellery exports to US$ 100 billion by 2040 by advancing design-led manufacturing, branding, technology adoption and value addition under the ‘Crafted in India’ proposition.
Higher export of value-added gold jewellery boosts revenue
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