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India's economy, from ₹346 lakh crore down.

Start at GDP, then industries, then the listed companies inside each. World Bank history plus the September 2026 Atlas for structure and projections.

Nominal GDP FY26
₹346.4 lakh cr
≈ US$4 trillion at ₹87.5/$
Listed profit pool FY26
₹19.1 lakh cr
5.5% of GDP
Market capitalisation
₹483 lakh cr
139% of GDP · Jul 2026
Real growth FY24–FY26
7.7%
FY26 · base year 2022-23
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From ₹1 of GDP to the companies that earn it

GDP FY26
  • Nominal GDP
    ₹346.4 lakh cr
  • Private consumption
    56.7% of GDP
  • Investment (GFCF)
    31.9% of GDP
Eight activities (GVA)
  • Agriculture
    ₹56.6 lakh cr · 18%
  • Mining
    ₹6 lakh cr · 1.9%
  • Manufacturing
    ₹46.6 lakh cr · 14.8%
  • Utilities
    ₹8.2 lakh cr · 2.6%
  • Construction
    ₹26.6 lakh cr · 8.4%
  • Trade, transport & comms
    ₹44.9 lakh cr · 14.3%
  • Finance, real estate & prof.
    ₹85.1 lakh cr · 27%
  • Public admin & other services
    ₹40.8 lakh cr · 13%

Atlas FY26 base year 2022-23; click any industry to drill down.

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GDP by level, growth, spender and producer

Nominal GDP FY05→FY26: 12.0% a year · E = Atlas projection

History: World Bank WDI as reported by MOSPI (fiscal years), FY91–FY25. FY26 and FY30E/FY35E: India: The Economic & Equity Market Atlas base case. Producer view: Atlas eight-activity table, FY05–FY35E.

Five ways to divide ₹100

Where a rupee of India goes, FY26

expenditure
  • Household consumption (PFCE)55
  • Government consumption (GFCE)10
  • Fixed investment (GFCF)31
  • Inventories & valuables3
production
  • Agriculture18
  • Mining1.9
  • Manufacturing14.8
  • Utilities2.6
  • Construction8.4
  • Trade, transport & comms14.3
  • Finance, real estate & prof.27
  • Public admin & other services13
jobs
  • Agriculture46.1
  • Mining0.3
  • Manufacturing11.4
  • Utilities0.5
  • Construction12
  • Trade, transport & comms17.8
  • Finance, real estate & prof.2.9
  • Public admin & other services9
listed PAT
  • Agriculture0.32
  • Mining2
  • Manufacturing40.8
  • Utilities4.6
  • Construction1.3
  • Trade, transport & comms6.5
  • Finance, real estate & prof.44.1
  • Public admin & other services0.52
market cap
  • Agriculture0.35
  • Mining0.57
  • Manufacturing48
  • Utilities3.5
  • Construction1.7
  • Trade, transport & comms10.6
  • Finance, real estate & prof.33.8
  • Public admin & other services1.6

Atlas p.8. Per ₹100 of spending, GVA, jobs, listed profit and market value.

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