Export Decline: −29.93% CAGR Over 7 Years
India's exports under HSN Sub-Chapter 2603 have declined at a compound annual rate of −29.93% over 7 fiscal years, falling from ₹1,662.76 Crore in FY 2018-19 to ₹196.83 Crore in FY 2024-25.
HSN Sub Chapter 2603 represents Copper ores & extracts under GST classification. This code helps businesses identify Copper ores & extracts correctly for billing, taxation, and trade purposes. With HSN Sub Chapter 2603, companies can avoid errors in invoices, simplify compliance, and enable hassle-free import/export of Copper ores & extracts.
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GST Rate for Copper ores & extracts under HSN Code 2603. Understand current tax rates, exemptions, and legal classifications to ensure accurate billing and GST filing.
Following tariff HSN codes fall under Copper ores & extracts.
Tariff HSN
Description
Copper ores and concertrates
India’s Exports
FY 2024-25₹197 Cr
0.0053% of India’s total exports
India’s Imports
FY 2024-25₹32,558 Cr
0.5339% of India’s total imports
Trade Balance
FY 2024-25−₹32,361 Cr
Surplus rank #1193 of 1233 subchapters
% of Chapter 26
FY 2024-250.99%
Share of Chapter 26’s total exports in FY 2024-25
Import side: 53.20% of Chapter 26’s imports
Rank Within Chapter 26
FY 2024-25#6 of 21
Position by export value among subchapters in Chapter 26
Import-side rank: #1 of 21
At a glance
−29.93%
Export CAGR
FY 2018-19 → FY 2024-25 · 7 fiscal years
#704
National Export Rank
of 1233 subchapters by export value, FY 2024-25
+22.99%
Peak Growth Year
FY 2019-20 · strongest single-year move
0.99%
Contribution to Ch. 26
Share of Chapter 26 exports in FY 2024-25
7-year export and import data, FY 2018-19 to FY 2024-25, in ₹ Crore. Source: Ministry of Commerce & Industry, TradeStat EIDB.
Balance
−10,483.44
Exports
1,662.76 ₹ Cr
0.0724% share
— YoY
12.88% of Ch. 26
Imports
12,146.20 ₹ Cr
0.3382% share
— YoY
40.99% of Ch. 26
Balance
−6,622.43
Exports
2,045.09 ₹ Cr
0.0926% share
+22.99% YoY
9.13% of Ch. 26
Imports
8,667.52 ₹ Cr
0.2584% share
−28.64% YoY
46.35% of Ch. 26
Balance
−5,138.22
Exports
768.94 ₹ Cr
0.0358% share
−62.40% YoY
1.98% of Ch. 26
Imports
5,907.16 ₹ Cr
0.2027% share
−31.85% YoY
32.85% of Ch. 26
Balance
−21,984.98
Exports
396.45 ₹ Cr
0.0126% share
−48.44% YoY
1.48% of Ch. 26
Imports
22,381.43 ₹ Cr
0.4897% share
+278.89% YoY
52.43% of Ch. 26
Balance
−27,130.89
Exports
243.54 ₹ Cr
0.0067% share
−38.57% YoY
1.39% of Ch. 26
Imports
27,374.43 ₹ Cr
0.4761% share
+22.31% YoY
58.88% of Ch. 26
Balance
−25,708.20
Exports
243.03 ₹ Cr
0.0067% share
−0.21% YoY
0.69% of Ch. 26
Imports
25,951.23 ₹ Cr
0.4621% share
−5.20% YoY
52.33% of Ch. 26
Balance
−32,360.77
Exports
196.83 ₹ Cr
0.0053% share
−19.01% YoY
0.99% of Ch. 26
Imports
32,557.60 ₹ Cr
0.5339% share
+25.46% YoY
53.20% of Ch. 26
CAGR · 7-Year
Exports
−29.93% /yr
Imports
17.86% /yr
reference, FY 2024-25
Export
₹19,892.22 Cr
Import
₹61,194.74 Cr
Trade Balance
−41,302.52
India's exports under HSN Sub-Chapter 2603 have declined at a compound annual rate of −29.93% over 7 fiscal years, falling from ₹1,662.76 Crore in FY 2018-19 to ₹196.83 Crore in FY 2024-25.
In FY 2024-25, HSN Sub-Chapter 2603 ranks #704 out of 1233 subchapters by total export value. Within Chapter 26, it ranks #6 of 21. By trade surplus, it ranks #1193 of 1233.
The strongest single-year export movement for HSN Sub-Chapter 2603 was recorded in FY 2019-20, when exports surged by 22.99% over the prior year.
In FY 2024-25, India's imports of ₹32,557.60 Cr exceeded exports of ₹196.83 Cr, resulting in a trade deficit of ₹32,360.77 Crore — ranking #1193 of 1233 by surplus magnitude.
India's imports under HSN Sub-Chapter 2603 have grown at 17.86% CAGR, reaching ₹32,557.60 Crore in FY 2024-25.
Among the 21 subchapters under Chapter 26, HSN Sub-Chapter 2603 ranks #6 by export value — accounting for 0.99% of the chapter's total exports in FY 2024-25. On the import side, it holds 53.20% share (rank #1).
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Clear answers to common queries about HSN Sub Chapter 2603 and GST compliance.
It includes Copper ores & extracts
Prefer separate lines per item with its HSN so each component follows its own tax treatment. If it is a naturally bundled supply, identify the principal supply and tax the whole bundle accordingly.
Use a delivery challan for sending Copper ores & extracts to the job worker. Declare movement in your records and reconcile when the goods return. If the job worker raises a service invoice, classify it under SAC; your goods remain under the original HSN.
Generate an e‑way bill when the consignment value exceeds ₹50,000, unless exempted for the transaction. E‑invoicing depends on turnover (AATO threshold as notified) for B2B supplies, not on the item itself.
Yes. Many food/agri goods are treated differently when sold as pre‑packaged & labelled retail packs versus loose/open packs. If Copper ores & extracts is sold in small pouches (e.g., 500 g) with an MRP and label, record that on the invoice. Loose bulk bags often follow a different treatment.
If your outward supply of Copper ores & extracts is taxable, ITC is generally available (Sections 16–17) except blocked credits (e.g., personal use, motor vehicles in most cases). For exempt supplies, proportionate reversal is required under Rule 42/43.
Some entries use MRP/weight‑based conditions for classification. Keep pack size, retail marking and brand status on records and invoice to support the chosen HSN.