US Tariffs: Implications for India’s Engineering Goods Exports 

The Trump administration’s steep tariff hikes on steel, aluminium and a range of engineering goods have sent shockwaves through India’s export ecosystem. Engineering exports worth billions are at risk, with MSMEs, foundries, and auto component makers feeling the immediate pinch. 

Panel speakers included:

• Saikat Dutta, Director – Policy, EEPC India 
• Dinesh Gupta, Director, Satyakiran Engineers and Immediate Past Hon. Treasurer, The Institute of Indian Foundrymen 
• Moderator – Madhumita Mookerji, Consultant Director, Industry Relations, BigMint 
• Co-moderator: Shruti Tripathi, Analyst, Operations
  
  Key Topic 
  
  -Tariff Shock & Export Losses – How severe is the estimated impact on India’s engineering exports? 
  -MSME Vulnerability – With MSMEs driving a bulk of engineering exports, how exposed are smaller exporters to order cancellations, job losses, and working capital stress? 
  -Global Competitiveness & Market Share – Are Indian exporters losing ground to global rivals like China, Vietnam, or Turkey post-tariffs? Where does India still hold an edge? 
  -Diversification & Alternate Markets – Can Latin America, Africa, or Southeast Asia absorb part of the U.S. shortfall? What are the realistic opportunities and challenges in market diversification?
  
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