Delhi’s industrial development, primarily driven by the services sector, serves as a stable foundation for sustained economic growth. As a major trading hub in the country, Delhi boasts world-class infrastructure and a favourable environment for knowledge-based and high-tech IT/ITeS industries, complemented by robust communication facilities. With one of the highest per capita incomes in the nation, Delhi stands out as a vibrant centre for commerce and trade, contributing significantly to India’s economic landscape.

One of the sectors driving the city’s growth is information technology (IT) and software. Reinforcing its commitment to sustainable mobility, the Delhi EV Policy 2026 promotes the adoption of battery electric vehicles through financial incentives and the expansion of EV charging infrastructure. The manufacturing sector continues to be a significant contributor to Delhi’s economy, with electronics, consumer goods, garments and engineering products among its key industries. While agriculture has diminished in importance, the wider Delhi NCR continues to have a well-established dairy and livestock sector, making it one of India’s important dairy markets.

Delhi has attracted US$41.34 billion in cumulative FDI equity inflows between October 2019 and December 2025, accounting for 13% of India’s total FDI equity inflows, reinforcing its position as one of India’s leading investment destinations . The city continues to attract investments across services, information technology, real estate and start-up sectors. With a diverse and favourable economic landscape, strong consumer demand and a strategic location within the National Capital Region (NCR), the Capital of India has established itself as one of North India’s leading industrial, commercial and retail destinations.