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May 2025 IIP growth slows to 1.2%. Manufacturing up 2.6%, electricity down 5.8%.

Created by Piyush Patel_ in Economic Update Visit: 14 30 Jun 2025
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India's Industrial Growth Slows to 1.2% in May 2025: What It Means for Stock Market Sectors


May 2025 IIP growth slows to 1.2%. Manufacturing up 2.6%, electricity down 5.8%. Discover sector-wise trends and stock market implications.


May 2025 IIP Performance & Market Impact

πŸ”Ή 1. Key Highlights – May 2025 IIP Data:

  • Overall IIP Growth: 1.2% YoY (May 2025 vs. May 2024)

  • Previous Month (April 2025): Revised to 2.7%

  • Index Value: 156.6 (vs. 154.7 in May 2024)

πŸ”Ή 2. Sector-Wise IIP Analysis:

Sector

YoY Growth (May 2025)

Index Level

πŸ“‰ Mining

-0.1%

136.3

βœ… Manufacturing

+2.6%

154.3

⚑ Electricity

-5.8%

216.0


  • Manufacturing growth driven by:

    • πŸ”§ Machinery & Equipment: +11.8%

    • 🧱 Non-metallic Minerals (e.g., Cement, Glass): +6.9%

    • 🧲 Basic Metals: +6.4%

πŸ”Ή 3. Use-Based Classification:

Category

YoY Growth

Key Takeaways

πŸ“‰ Primary Goods

-1.9%

Weak demand trend

πŸ“ˆ Capital Goods

+14.1%

Signals investment revival

πŸ“ˆ Intermediate Goods

+3.5%

Positive production momentum

πŸ— Infrastructure Goods

+6.3%

Continued infra push

πŸ“‰ Consumer Durables

-0.7%

Weak festive/retail sentiment

πŸ“‰ Consumer Non-Durables

-2.4%

Pressure in FMCG sector


πŸ” 4. Trend Tracker: Last 6-Month General IIP Index

πŸ“† Mar 2025: 166.3

πŸ“† Apr 2025: 151.8

πŸ“† May 2025: 156.6


➑️ Indicates a mild rebound post-April dip but remains below March peak.


πŸ“ˆ 5. Impact on Stock Market Investors:

βœ… Positive Sector Implications:

  • Capital Goods & Engineering Stocks – e.g., L&T, BEL, Siemens, Thermax, ABB

  • Basic Metals – e.g., JSW Steel, Hindalco

  • Infrastructure – e.g., L&T, IRB Infra, NCC, PNC Infratech

  • Machinery Equipment – e.g., BHEL, Cummins

⚠️ Negative Impacts:

  • Consumer Durables – e.g., Voltas, Whirlpool

  • FMCG/Non-Durables – e.g., HUL, Britannia

  • Electricity/Power Sector – Volatility expected in NTPC, PowerGrid

πŸ“Š Strategy Note:

Investors should monitor capital expenditure signals and quarterly results of companies in the capital goods and infra-related sectors, as they may outperform during IIP upticks.


πŸ“ Disclaimer:

This analysis is purely for educational and informational purposes. It does not constitute investment advice or recommendations.


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