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The new US-India trade agreement highlights businesses with significant US market exposure by lowering duties to 18% on Indian exports and providing zero-tariff access for US products. Where US revenue shares vary from 10% to 70%, this infographic shows top performers across textiles, cars, chemicals, seafood, and consumer sectors and sets them for export booms and profit growth.
Prepared for clothing demand as obstacles fall, textiles and clothing head with standouts like Indo Count Industries (70% US exposure), Gokaldas Exports (67%), and Welspun Global (61%). Auto and ancillaries follow, with Sona BLW (40%), Bharat Forge (27%), and Samvardhana Motherson (23%) profiting from American automakers' parts supply chains.
With powerful US footprints, chemicals like UPL (20-25%) and Jubilant Ingrevia (9%), seafood exporter Avanti Feeds (14%), and consumer plays like Tata Consumer (12%) round out the list. With an average US reliance of 20–60%, these companies stand to profit most from increased bilateral trade targeting $500 billion by 2030, which will cause stock rallies against lessened trade tensions.
