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Iron ore, cement, power output propels June core growth to 5%
India's core sector output grew five percent year-on-year in June. This growth accelerated from May's 3.2 percent, reaching a five-month high. Iron ore production surged significantly, while cement and electricity also showed sustained growth. Crude oil and natural gas output remained under pressure during the month. Fertiliser production also continued its decline, marking four consecutive months of contraction.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Iron ore joins core sector as government revamps index
Iron ore has been added to the core sector industries list, expanding it to nine. The government will release a revised Index of Core Industries series on July 20. This new series…
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India's core sector output grows 5% in June under new base year series, hits 5-month high
June 2026 marked a notable five percent growth in India's core industries index, with iron ore production soaring to forty-three point nine percent. Significant growth was also…
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theprint.in
Core infrastructure sectors' output rises by five-month high of 5 pc in June
New Delhi, Jul 20 (PTI) Production growth of nine core infrastructure sectors rose to a five-month high of 5 per cent in June due to an increase in output of cement, electricity…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Core infrastructure sectors’ output, under new series, grows by 5% in June
Core infrastructure sectors see 5% growth in June, driven by iron ore and electricity, amid mixed performance across industries.
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Iron ore, cement, power output propels June core growth to 5%
India's core sector output grew five percent year-on-year in June. This growth accelerated from May's 3.2 percent, reaching a five-month high. Iron ore production surged…
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
At 5% in June, core sector grows fastest in 5 months
NEW DELHI: India's expanded core sector grew at the fastest pace in five months to touch 5% in June, compared with 1.1% a year ago, official data with a revised base year 2022-23,…