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Nimish Maheshwari

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<li>The United States has imposed a 50% reciprocal tariff on Indian exports, the highest among major Asian peers, significantly above China (30%) and Vietnam (20%).
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<li>This could hamper 50-100 bps India’s GDP growth, strain sectors like textile, gems, and raise risks around FPI flows as US accounts for nearly 40% of India’s FPI assets.</li>
<li>While India retains buffers through domestic absorption, trade diversification, and potential monetary easing, the tariff shock deepens trade uncertainty and capital flow sensitivity, warranting close investor monitoring. </li>
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The United States has imposed a 50% reciprocal tariff on Indian exports, the highest among major Asian peers, significantly above China (30%) and Vietnam (20%).

This could hamper 50-100 bps India’s GDP growth, strain sectors like textile, gems, and raise risks around FPI flows as US accounts for nearly 40% of India’s FPI assets.
While India retains buffers through domestic absorption, trade diversification, and potential monetary easing, the tariff shock deepens trade uncertainty and capital flow sensitivity, warranting close investor monitoring. 


Will 50% Tariffs Break India’s Export Edge?

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic, Beat the Street

Sudarshan Bhandari

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic

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<li>India’s 30 trillion Capex cycle is underway, with FY25 corporate Capex surpassing 11 lakh crore. FY26 will see Centre, States, and Corporates align for historic infrastructure investment.</li>
<li>This revival isn’t top-heavy. 157 companies launched $100 million+ projects in FY25 across diverse sectors - indicating India’s most widespread and bottom-up Capex momentum since FY12.</li>
<li>New-Age leaders like Adani Ports, Deepak Fertilizers, and Gokaldas Exports are investing for long-term gains boosting capacity, margins, and global competitiveness across energy, chemicals, defence, textiles, and manufacturing.</li>
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India’s 30 trillion Capex cycle is underway, with FY25 corporate Capex surpassing 11 lakh crore. FY26 will see Centre, States, and Corporates align for historic infrastructure investment.
This revival isn’t top-heavy. 157 companies launched $100 million+ projects in FY25 across diverse sectors - indicating India’s most widespread and bottom-up Capex momentum since FY12.
New-Age leaders like Adani Ports, Deepak Fertilizers, and Gokaldas Exports are investing for long-term gains boosting capacity, margins, and global competitiveness across energy, chemicals, defence, textiles, and manufacturing.


India’s Capex Supercycle: Capex Blasters – List of Companies Doing Capex

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Sreemant Dudhoria

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<li>Global and Indian textile markets face shifting supply chains due to geopolitical tensions, driving sourcing diversification towards India.</li>
<li>There's a significant push for innovation in materials, focusing on man-made fibers, sustainable, and technical textiles globally and in India</li>
<li>The Indian textile industry benefits from strong government policy support, including protective tariffs and various incentive schemes</li>
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Global and Indian textile markets face shifting supply chains due to geopolitical tensions, driving sourcing diversification towards India.
There's a significant push for innovation in materials, focusing on man-made fibers, sustainable, and technical textiles globally and in India
The Indian textile industry benefits from strong government policy support, including protective tariffs and various incentive schemes


Global and Indian Textile Industry-Shifting Supply Chains,Innovation in Materials,and Policy Support

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<li>The India-UK FTA, signed on May 6, 2025, provides Indian textile exports with zero-duty access to 99% of their products, removing tariffs as high as 12%.</li>
<li>This landmark deal offers a substantial opportunity to increase India’s market share in the $19.7 billion UK apparel market and boosts competitiveness against Bangladesh and China.</li>
<li>With enhanced pricing power, Indian textile companies like <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/kpr-mill-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:8970:1" rel="noopener">KPR Mill (KPR IN)</a>, <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/welspun-india-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:9284:1" rel="noopener">Welspun India (WLSI IN)</a>, and <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/s-p-apparels-limited" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:44174:1" rel="noopener">S.P. Apparels (SPAL IN)</a> are well-positioned to scale, increasing their export share.</li>
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The India-UK FTA, signed on May 6, 2025, provides Indian textile exports with zero-duty access to 99% of their products, removing tariffs as high as 12%.
This landmark deal offers a substantial opportunity to increase India’s market share in the $19.7 billion UK apparel market and boosts competitiveness against Bangladesh and China.
With enhanced pricing power, Indian textile companies like KPR Mill (KPR IN), Welspun India (WLSI IN), and S.P. Apparels (SPAL IN) are well-positioned to scale, increasing their export share.


Thematic Report- India-UK FTA: A Stitch in Time for the Indian Textile Sector?

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Viral Kishorchandra Shah

Partner at Exencial Research

Exencial Research

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<li>India-UK FTA removes a 12% import tariff, giving Indian textile exporters a strong price advantage in the UK market.</li>
<li>Cotton-Rich Indian apparel aligns with UK demand; exports of women’s cotton trousers to the UK rose 30% in 2023.</li>
<li>The FTA is set to boost India’s annual apparel exports to the UK from $4 billion to nearly $6 billion by 2025.</li>
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India-UK FTA removes a 12% import tariff, giving Indian textile exporters a strong price advantage in the UK market.
Cotton-Rich Indian apparel aligns with UK demand; exports of women’s cotton trousers to the UK rose 30% in 2023.
The FTA is set to boost India’s annual apparel exports to the UK from $4 billion to nearly $6 billion by 2025.


India-UK Free Trade Agreement: A New Era for India's Textile Industry

India

Gokaldas Exports Limited is a prominent Indian apparel manufacturer specializing in the design, manufacture, and sale of a diverse range of garments, including outerwear, activewear, fashion wear, bottom wear, casualwear, and sportswear for men, women, and children. The company serves a global clientele of prestigious fashion brands and retailers across more than 50 countries. Gokaldas Exports was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.

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Will 50% Tariffs Break India’s Export Edge?

US imposes 50% tariff on Indian exports, highest in Asia, may slow GDP growth, strain sectors, and impact FPI flows. India has buffers but faces...

Nimish Maheshwari

India’s Capex Supercycle: Capex Blasters – List of Companies Doing Capex

India's historic Capex cycle underway with diverse sectors and bottom-up momentum, led by companies like Adani Ports and Deepak Fertilizers for...

Sudarshan Bhandari

Global and Indian Textile Industry-Shifting Supply Chains,Innovation in Materials,and Policy Support

Geopolitical tensions drive sourcing diversification to India in the textile market, with a focus on innovation in sustainable and technical...

Sreemant Dudhoria

Thematic Report- India-UK FTA: A Stitch in Time for the Indian Textile Sector?

The India-UK FTA boosts Indian textile exports with zero-duty access, increasing market share and competitiveness against Bangladesh and China.

Nimish Maheshwari

India-UK Free Trade Agreement: A New Era for India's Textile Industry

India-UK FTA eliminates import tariff, boosting Indian textile exports to UK and increasing annual apparel exports to nearly $6 billion by 2025.

Viral Kishorchandra Shah

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Will 50% Tariffs Break India’s Export Edge?

​US imposes 50% tariff on Indian exports, highest in Asia, may slow GDP growth, strain sectors, and impact FPI flows. India has buffers but faces...

Nimish Maheshwari

India’s Capex Supercycle: Capex Blasters – List of Companies Doing Capex

​India's historic Capex cycle underway with diverse sectors and bottom-up momentum, led by companies like Adani Ports and Deepak Fertilizers for...

Sudarshan Bhandari

Global and Indian Textile Industry-Shifting Supply Chains,Innovation in Materials,and Policy Support

​Geopolitical tensions drive sourcing diversification to India in the textile market, with a focus on innovation in sustainable and technical...

Sreemant Dudhoria

Thematic Report- India-UK FTA: A Stitch in Time for the Indian Textile Sector?

​The India-UK FTA boosts Indian textile exports with zero-duty access, increasing market share and competitiveness against Bangladesh and China.

Nimish Maheshwari

India-UK Free Trade Agreement: A New Era for India's Textile Industry

​India-UK FTA eliminates import tariff, boosting Indian textile exports to UK and increasing annual apparel exports to nearly $6 billion by 2025.

Viral Kishorchandra Shah

US imposes 50% tariff on Indian exports, highest in Asia, may slow GDP growth, strain sectors, and impact FPI flows. India has buffers but faces...

India's historic Capex cycle underway with diverse sectors and bottom-up momentum, led by companies like Adani Ports and Deepak Fertilizers for...

Geopolitical tensions drive sourcing diversification to India in the textile market, with a focus on innovation in sustainable and technical...

The India-UK FTA boosts Indian textile exports with zero-duty access, increasing market share and competitiveness against Bangladesh and China.

India-UK FTA eliminates import tariff, boosting Indian textile exports to UK and increasing annual apparel exports to nearly $6 billion by 2025.