India does over $200 billion in services exports a year. Business services - IT, software, consulting, legal process outsourcing, accounting, finance - account for the largest slice of that. The equipment side is just as active: office infrastructure, networking hardware, POS systems, security and surveillance, professional AV equipment, business software. Suppliers in this category know international compliance requirements because they've been shipping to international buyers for decades.
This category covers both the services Indian firms export and the equipment they manufacture. On the services side: accounting and billing software built to IFRS and local tax standards, advertising and marketing firms operating across US, EU, and GCC markets, HR and recruitment services, IT support and maintenance, legal and consulting, and freight and logistics operators. On the equipment side: conference hardware, networking devices, POS systems, printers and scanners, projectors, photocopiers, security systems, stationery, and office furniture - most of it produced in clusters around Noida, Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad.
The sourcing case for Indian business services comes down to three things: English is the working language, technical depth is real, and pricing is competitive against Western alternatives. Indian IT and BPO firms supply Fortune 500 companies - the same capability is accessible to smaller buyers here without enterprise-level contracts. For equipment, Indian manufacturers hold ISO, CE, and BIS certifications across most product lines, which covers compliance for EU, UK, and Middle East market entry without additional testing in most cases.
Browse by subcategory to reach the service type or equipment you need. For services, supplier profiles list verticals served, language capabilities, and client references. For equipment, check certification status and MOQ before sending an enquiry.
