Core Industries: The production of India’s eight major core industries increased by 2% in July 2025. According to government data, this increase is mainly due to positive growth in steel, cement, fertilizer and power generation. Earlier, the final growth rate of these industries for June was recorded at 2.2%, which was earlier described as 1.7%. These eight core industries include coal, crude oil, natural gas, refinery products, fertilizers, steel, cement and electricity. He contributes 40.27% to India’s total industrial production index (IIP).
Demonstration of various fields
Great growth of steel and cement: Steel production recorded the highest growth of 12.8%, increasing for 12 consecutive months. Similarly, cement production led to a significant increase of 11.7%. Both regions have achieved a components of 8.5% and 8.9% respectively in the last four months.
Coal and crude oil fall: Coal production declined for the second consecutive month, which declined by 12.3% in July after a reduction of 6.8% in June. At the same time, the production of crude oil decreased by 1.3% in a row to the seventh consecutive month, causing its Competitive decline to 1.7% during the April-July period.
Natural gas and petroleum refinery also declines: The production of natural gas declined by 3.2%, which occurred after a decrease of 2.8% in June. The production of petroleum refinery products also declined by 1.0% in July after an increase of 3.4% in June.
Fertilizer and power improvement: The fertilizer industry increased by 2% after production cuts for three months. There was also a slight increase of 0.5% in power generation.