SHIven GPTAIE
SHIven GPTAIE
ASSIGNMENT 1
Submitted To Submitted By
Ms Alka Maurya Shivendra Jain
Faculty(GPTAIE) A1802009341
AIBS MBA(IB),2nd Year, Section B
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CONCLUSIONS
Asian Countries have the highest exports which have been growing continuously over the last five years
o WANA (the Arab Nations) has the highest share
European Nations have the second highest exports from India followed by America.
Both of them had a positive growth during the period April 2006 to March 2009, However the exports
declined during Apr 2009 to Mar 2010
o EU countries have the highest exports from India and for American countries North America has
the highest share.
Commodity Wise Exports
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CONCLUSIONS
Engineering goods have the highest exports for all the last five years
o They also had a high positive growth rate b/w April 2006 to March 2009, However the exports
declined sharply during Apr 2009 to Mar 2010
The Gems and Jewellery sector has the second highest export contribution with a positive growth rate for
the last five years.
The Petroleum products contribute the third highest to Indian exports although the export of petroleum
products has almost remained stagnant for the last three years.
Sports goods and Project goods contribute the least to Indian exports.
TOP 5 COMMODITIES
Analysis
CONCLUSIONS
The top 5 commodities exported over the last 5 years have remained the same.
Gems and jewellery has consistently been the most exported commodity from India.
The export of petroleum products has almost remained stagnant for the last three years
Export for the transport equipments has been almost consistent over the last 5 years.
Apr-Mar Apr-Mar Apr-Mar Apr-Mar Apr-Mar
Region/Countries
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
1) Europe
1) NETHERLAND 2,474.78 2,674.55 5,249.08 6,348.69 6,397.56
2) U K 5,059.28 5,622.93 6,705.50 6,649.53 6,221.39
3) GERMANY 3,586.12 3,984.81 5,249.08 6,388.54 5,412.89
4) FRANCE 2,079.59 2,103.26 2,599.64 3,020.86 3,819.83
5) BELGIUM 2,871.23 3,478.18 4,207.08 4,480.32 3,759.26
2) Africa
2.1 Southern Africa
1) SOUTH AFRICA 1,526.87 2,241.61 2,660.75 1,980.28 2,058.50
2.2 West Africa
1) NIGERIA 874.03 902.84 1,085.41 1,529.26 1,408.67
2.4 East Africa
1) KENYA 576.54 1,309.22 1,584.63 1,362.10 1,452.00
3) America
3.1 North America
1) U S A 17,353.06 18,863.47 20,731.34 21,149.53 19,535.49
2) CANADA 1,021.58 1,109.86 1,266.64 1,364.41 1,122.77
3.2 Latin America
1) BRAZIL 1,090.61 1,449.25 2,525.90 2,651.43 2,414.29 Export
4) Asia & ASEAN by Region x
4.1 East Asia Countries
1) AUSTRALIA 821.23 925.2 1,152.40 1,439.32 1,384.96
4.2 ASEAN
1) SINGAPORE 5,425.29 6,053.84 7,379.20 8,444.93 7,592.17
2) INDONESIA 1,380.20 2,032.96 2,164.17 2,559.82 3,063.36
3) MALAYSIA 1,161.86 1,305.22 2,575.26 3,419.97 2,835.41
4) VIETNAM SOC 690.68 985.69 1,610.09 1,738.65 1,838.95
REP
5) THAILAND 1,075.31 1,445.54 1,810.87 1,938.31 1,740.16
4.3 WANA
1) U ARAB EMTS 8,591.79 12,021.77 15,636.91 24,477.48 23,970.40
2) SAUDI ARAB 1,809.77 2,590.77 3,711.16 5,110.38 3,907.00
3) ISRAEL 1,201.50 1,322.45 1,604.36 1,458.55 1,968.59
4) IRAN 1,188.35 1,446.48 1,943.92 2,534.01 1,853.17
4.4 NE Asia
1) CHINA P RP 6,759.10 8,321.86 10,871.34 9,353.50 11,617.88
2) HONG KONG 4,471.32 4,685.16 6,312.96 6,655.00 7,887.81
3) JAPAN 2,481.26 2,868.12 3,858.48 3,025.70 3,629.54
4) KOREA RP 1,827.21 2,518.40 2,860.84 3,952.29 3,421.05
5) TAIWAN 629.05 915.27 1,735.67 1,504.30 1,877.34
4.5 South Asia
1) BANGLADESH PR 1,664.36 1,629.57 2,923.72 2,497.87 2,433.77
2) SRI LANKA DSR 2,024.67 2,258.30 2,830.43 2,425.92 2,188.01
3) PAKISTAN IR 689.23 1,350.09 1,950.53 1,439.88 1,573.32
4) NEPAL 859.97 927.4 1,507.42 1,570.15 1,533.31
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CONCLUSIONS
It can be observed that the largest export destination of Indian products is United Arab Emirates followed
by USA & China.
The exports have decreased in 2009-10 in UAE and USA but have increased in China.
The Indian exports are highly affected by political, environmental, social conditions in these regions.
But the trend in 2009-10 shows that the Indian exports in the other regions like Netherland, UK, Germany
and France are steadily increasing.
Overall exports have decreased due to the economic depression across the world.
TOP 5 COUNTRIES
Apr-Mar Apr-Mar Apr-Mar Apr-Mar Apr-Mar
Country
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
U ARAB EMTS 8,591.79 12,021.77 15,636.91 24,477.48 23,970.40
Analysis
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CONCLUSIONS
Over the years, the topmost destination for Indian exports has shifted from USA to UAE with a rapid
growth in exports to UAE
Hong Kong, over the last 3 years has emerged as one amongst the top 5 export destinations for India.
China, for the last five years has maintained its position in being the third largest Indian export
destination.