Third, exporters achieving growth of up to 10% over the previous year will receive 1% of the incremental export value, and growth above 10% will qualify for 2%. The Rs180 billion export package announced in 2017 offered rebates ranging from 4% on yarn and grey fabric to 7% on garments, sports goods, leather and footwear. FY26 merchandise exports fell 6% to $30.1 billion, imports rose 7.9% to $69.6 billion and trade deficit widened 21.6% to $39.5 billion. Finally, capital parked in speculative real estate should face stronger carrying costs, while export capacity, technology and brands receive stable rules for at least 10 years. The government has put money on the table; exporters must now deliver measurable dollars.