The Reserve Bank of India has released data from its annual survey on computer software and ITES exports for the 2025-26 round, revealing growth in India's software services exports.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has published data from its annual survey on computer software and ITES exports for the 2025-26 round. The survey collects details about India’s exports of software services, including computer services and ITES/business process outsourcing (BPO) services, by type of activity, on-site/off-site nature of services, country of destination, and modes of supply. A total of 7,569 software export companies were contacted for the survey, with 2,363 responding, accounting for approximately 89% of total estimated software services exports.
Highlights from the data show that India’s exports of software services (excluding sales through overseas commercial presence) increased by 8.2% to US$ 221.4 billion. Computer services accounted for over two-thirds of the total, with BPO services remaining the dominant component of ITES exports. Private limited companies led the growth with a 9.3% increase in software exports.
The United States of America remained the major destination for software exports, accounting for 54.1% of the total, followed by European countries, with the UK as the leading country within that region.
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Reserve Bank of India
