Indore, Jan 21 (PTI) Exports from Indore's Special Economic Zone (SEZ) crossed Rs 10,000 crore during the first nine months of financial year 2025-26, registering an 8.26 percent uptick.

The SEZ exported goods worth Rs 10,573 crore from April to December 2025, said an official of the Union Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

The exports had stood at Rs 9,766 crore during the same period in the last fiscal.

"About 70 percent of exports from the Indore SEZ are pharmaceuticals, and the US is among the top importers of these drugs," the official said.

The SEZ, spread over 572 hectares in the Pithampur Industrial Area, houses 59 plants in various sectors including packaging materials, engineering, textiles and food processing. Of these, 22 are in the pharmaceutical sector. PTI HWP MAS KRK

Indore SEZ exports rose 8% to Rs 10,573 crore; pharmaceuticals make up 70% with the US a major market. Indore's Special Economic Zone posted a 8.26% rise in exports to Rs 10,573 crore for April-December 2025 (vs Rs 9,766 crore previously). The SEZ covers 572 hectares in Pithampur, hosts 59 plants including 22 pharmaceutical units, and derives about 70% of its exports from pharmaceuticals, with the US a principal market.