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Export-oriented stocks get relief after restoration of RoDTEP incentives; Details hereThe RoDTEP scheme was introduced in 2021. It aims to reimburse embedded duties and taxes that are not refunded otherwise under the existing mechanisms. This helps exporters remain competitive in global markets.By Rhea Bhatia   |  Shloka Badkar  March 24, 2026, 8:43:17 AM IST (Published)2 Min ReadExport-oriented stocks in the textiles, engineering, pharma, chemicals, leather, marine and agriculture sectors are in focus on Tuesday, March 24, after the Centre's latest restoration of incentives amid the ongoing war in West Asia.

Stocks such as Gokaldas Exports, Pearl Global, and other textile peers, footwear companies like Bata, Redtape and others, pharma exporters, will also b in the spotlight.

The Centre has restored the full export incentives under the Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) scheme amid the ongoing Iran-Us-Israel war, which has entered its fourth week.

The full benefits restoration is with effect from February 23, 2026 till March 31, 2026 for all eligible export products.

Exports are to see reduced tax burden because of the Centre's move.

Last month, the Central government had halved the rate of duty benefits.

Rates were cut by half across all applicable tariff lines and value caps had also been reduced proportionally. For example, the rebate on unginned raw cotton of staple length up to 20 mm had been reduced from 3.1%, capped at ₹1.60 per kg to 1.55% with a cap of ₹0.80 per kg.

The RoDTEP scheme was introduced in 2021. It aims to reimburse embedded duties and taxes that are not refunded otherwise under the existing mechanisms. This helps exporters remain competitive in global markets.

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