Amid rising global economic uncertainty, escalating trade protectionism, and increasing risks of technological blockades, enhancing industrial export resilience has become a critical issue for countries seeking to mitigate external shocks and promote high-quality economic development. This study employs the latest OECD-ICIO (2023) data to measure and analyze the evolutionary dynamics between advanced servitization transformation and export resilience. Specifi cally, it examines advanced servitization transformation eff ects and underlying mechanisms on export resilience. The results indicate that advanced manufacturing servitization transformation does not necessarily enhance export resilience due to the heterogeneous sources of service inputs, as only domestically rooted servitization can contribute to improved resilience. Further mechanism analysis reveals that the domestic serviceization of advanced manufacturing can enhance export resilience through the eff ects of import diversifi cation and the extension of the domestic value chain. Moreover, in OECD member economies with stronger import capabilities and in samples with higher internal integration capabilities, the impact of domestic serviceization on export resilience is more pronounced. Therefore, in the process of advanced manufacturing servitization transformation, it is crucial to leverage the advantages of a large domestic market while aligning with value chain extension characteristics to steadily and systematically achieve the objective of export resilience.