The Indian technology industry is set to achieve a revenue of $300 billion by FY26, according to Nasscom’s report. The sector is expected to add around 126,000 new employees in FY25, pushing the total workforce to 5.8 million. The tech industry’s strategic resilience amid changing global market conditions has been a key driver for its growth.

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• Indian tech industry projected to hit $300 billion in revenue by FY26.
• The workforce will grow to 5.8 million in FY25 with an addition of 126,000 new employees.
• The industry grew by 5.1% in FY25, adding $13.8 billion in incremental revenue.
• Total revenue, including hardware, surpassed $282.6 billion.
• India’s domestic tech revenue grew by 7% year-on-year, outpacing export growth for the second year.
• Key growth drivers include engineering research and development (ER&D) and global capability centers (GCCs).
• Data center capacity increased by 21%, fueling investments in the tech sector.
• AI implementation and Agentic AI are shaping industry trends, influencing business models.
• Digital economy contributes 12% to India’s GDP, with Digital Public Infrastructure adding 1%.
• E-commerce is growing rapidly at 35% annually, expected to reach nearly $200 billion in GMV.