Map the hidden 80% of India’s MSME economy.
We turn 4.72 crore Udyam registrations into ranked, district-level reads: an Industrial Density Index and an Enterprise Mix score for every one of India’s 783 districts, computed from official open data and reconciled to source. The government dashboards stop at the count. This is what the count means.
Powered by official government data·4.72 crore Udyam registrations·783 districts·Sourced from data.gov.in
The market tells you who. We tell you where.
Tell you who to call.
Static contact lists for a single, immediate transaction.
Tell you what exists.
Raw, uninterpreted registration totals: the count, and nothing more.
Tells you where it’s moving.
Concentration and mix, read so you can decide where to act.
Metrics the government dashboards don’t compute.
Anyone can pull a count from a free portal. The value is the interpretation. Every report computes these on top of the official data, and links each figure back to source.
Industrial Density Index
How concentrated a district is in manufacturing versus its state and the nation. A Location Quotient above 1.0 means it specializes there. Tiruppur sits near 2.0, almost twice the national norm, while metro hubs like Pune run below it because their base is services-led.
Method: Location Quotient · data.gov.inEnterprise Mix
The share of a district’s base that is small or medium rather than micro. Nationally just 1.12 percent clear the micro threshold, so a district above that line carries a more formal, larger-enterprise economy. Growth Velocity rolls out in the next quarterly release.
Method: SME share of base · data.gov.inSourced and transparent
Every figure is computed from official data on data.gov.in, reconciled to source, and shipped with a data dictionary. The method is shown, not hidden. Built so you can check the work yourself.
Open data · reconciled to sourceConcentration you can see at a glance.
A sample cut of the Industrial Density Index — how concentrated each district is in manufacturing relative to the national norm of 1.0. The full master file ranks all 783.
Illustrative ranked sample, computed from official Udyam open data (v2026.1). Above 1.0 = specializes in manufacturing; below = services-led. Full coverage in the master file.
District-level reads for every state.
Ranked by the Density Index and Enterprise Mix, with the leading activity named and every figure linked to source.
What the data actually says.
Plain answers to the questions we get asked most, each tied back to the official open data they come from.
QHow many MSMEs are registered in India?
As of the 2026.1 release, 4.72 crore enterprises are registered on the Udyam portal across India’s 783 districts. DataRankIndia computes a district-level breakdown from this official open data, reconciled to source on data.gov.in.
QWhat is the Industrial Density Index?
It is a Location Quotient measuring how concentrated a district is in manufacturing versus its state and the nation. Above 1.0 means it specializes there — Tiruppur sits near 2.0, almost twice the national norm, while services-led hubs like Pune run below it.
QWhat is the Enterprise Mix score?
It is the share of a district’s base that is small or medium rather than micro. Nationally just 1.12 percent clear the micro threshold, so a district above that line carries a more formal, larger-enterprise economy.
QWhere does DataRankIndia’s data come from?
Every figure is computed from official government open data on data.gov.in — primarily the Udyam registration dataset — reconciled to source and shipped with a data dictionary. We never invent or estimate a number; if it is not in the data, it is not on the page.
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