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Value of gold imported into India from financial year 2011 to 2025 (in billion Indian rupees)

Characteristic	Import value in billion Indian rupees
FY 2025	4,897.5
FY 2024	3,772.5
FY 2023	2,804.82
FY 2022	3,440.94
FY 2021	2,542.88
FY 2020	1,992.5
FY 2019	2,295.37
FY 2018	2,170.72
FY 2017	1,844.39
FY 2016	2,074.9
FY 2015	2,106.58
FY 2014	1,662.43
FY 2013	2,921.53
FY 2012	2,699.01
FY 2011	1,847.42

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September 2025

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India

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FY 2011 to FY 2025

Supplementary notes

* Provisional figure.

India's financial year begins in April and ends in March. For example, FY 2025 started in April 2024 and ended in March 2025.

One Indian rupees is equal to 0.001 euros and 0.011 U.S. dollars (as of November 2025).

This statistic was compiled using several releases of the publication.

Figures have been rounded.

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India imported nearly five trillion Indian rupees worth of gold in fiscal year 2025. This represented a significant increase in comparison to the previous year. The gold exports from India were valued at 935 million U.S. dollars for the same year.

India's place in the global gold industry

In 2023, India ranked as the fifth-largest gold importing country worldwide based on value, having amounted to nearly 47 billion U.S. dollars, and accounting for over nine percent of global gold imports. In terms of output, India produced about 780 kilograms of gold in financial year 2023, while the global mine production of gold amounted to 3,100 metric tons in 2022. Accordingly, India's relatively low domestic gold output means that the country needs to import significant quantities to meet demand.

The mining industry in India

India’s mining industry is essential for the country’s economy, contributing around 2.5 percent to its gross domestic product (GDP) and providing some 700,000 jobs. As of 2023, the number of reporting mines in India was estimated at 1,426, less than half the amount in 2015. Despite its meaningful contribution to the nation’s economy, mining in India is also controversial due to its environmental impact and human rights violations.