Delhi
Delhi is the administrative capital of India, the seat of power, and a major hub of trade and commerce. It continues to be one of the fastest-growing urban economies in the country. As per the Economic Survey of Delhi 2025–26, the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of Delhi at current prices is estimated at
₹13.27 trillion in 2025–26, reflecting a robust growth of 9.42% over 2024–25. The per capita income of Delhi is estimated at
₹5,31,610 in 2025–26, registering a growth of 7.92% and remaining around 2.5 times higher than the national average, highlighting the city’s strong income levels and high standard of living. Delhi’s economy is predominantly service-driven, with the tertiary sector contributing 86.32% to Gross State Value Added (GSVA), while the secondary and primary sectors contribute 12.88% and 0.80% respectively, reinforcing Delhi’s position as a knowledge-based and service- led economy. The state has maintained a consistent revenue surplus, estimated at
₹9,661 crore in 2025–26, demonstrating fiscal prudence and strong economic fundamentals. The total budget outlay for 2025–26 stands at
₹1,00,000 crore, with significant allocations towards transport, social welfare, water supply, education, and healthcare to support inclusive development. The Government of NCT of Delhi continues to focus on building a progressive and business-friendly economic environment. Delhi has a well-developed infrastructure ecosystem, including airports, highways, and one of the largest metro rail systems in the world. Public transport continues to expand, with the electric bus fleet increasing from 2,150 in April 2025 to 4,338 in March 2026, and average metro ridership reaching about 67 lakh passengers per day, strengthening sustainable urban mobility. The industrial and power sectors have also shown steady growth. The manufacturing sector remains a key component of the secondary sector, with GSVA rising to
₹50,144 crore in 2025–26. Power demand has grown significantly, with peak demand reaching 8,442 MW, and side by side renewable energy capacity has increased to 509 MW, supporting the city’s sustainability goals. Delhi remains a major tourism hub, ranking 6th in foreign tourist visits in 2024 with a share of 9.55%, reflecting its continued importance as a cultural and economic destination. In social and urban infrastructure, Delhi has achieved notable progress. About 93.5% of households have access to piped water supply, and water infrastructure continues to expand to meet growing demand. Delhi’s healthcare system has also been strengthened, with extensive infrastructure to improve accessibility and quality of care. Delhi has one of the largest shares of skilled workforce in the country, making it highly suitable for knowledge-based economic activities such as IT/ITeS, design, research and development, and financial services. With strong connectivity, robust infrastructure, and a diverse economic base, Delhi offers significant opportunities for investment, particularly in the services and emerging technology sectors. CII Delhi has been actively engaging with the industry & government in Delhi, making key policy representations across sectors, including inputs on Delhi’s Startup and Industrial Policies. It has also published sectoral reports on Viksit Delhi 2047, Real Estate, Digital MSME Credit, Commercial Financing, and Education & Skills. It actively facilitates policy consultations, investment promotion engagements, competitiveness initiatives, capacity building programs, industry roadshows and sustainability initiatives across the state. CII Delhi continues to play a pivotal role in fostering a conducive business environment and strengthening the growth and competitiveness of industry in the region.
Delhi is the administrative capital of India, the seat of power, and a major hub of trade and commerce. It continues to be one of the fastest-growing urban economies in the country. As per the Economic Survey of Delhi 2025–26, the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) of Delhi at current prices is estimated at
₹13.27 trillion in 2025–26, reflecting a robust growth of 9.42% over 2024–25. The per capita income of Delhi is estimated at
₹5,31,610 in 2025–26, registering a growth of 7.92% and remaining around 2.5 times higher than the national average, highlighting the city’s strong income levels ...