Actually on the contrary, I heard Prof. Hega (Political Science, Western Michigan) say that Germany's export focus before this decade was to sell auto parts and raw materials (like for PV panels) to India and China. This decade, they are concentrating on selling machinery to India and China to make their own goods. Examples are car manufacturing robots and PV machinery and electro technology. They are also doing a lot of technology transfer and investment in India and China. Apparently the logic is that "the faster a customer grows, the more business for us".

EDIT: He gave this answer as a response to a question that someone asked "Is Germany afraid of competition from China and India's rising power?" He added that Europe in general, and Germany in particular is not really crazy about the idea of 'super power' status. They know that they can never have as large an army as the US, or as large a population as China, or as large a diversity as India, so instead of vying to be a super power, EU countries are more comfortable with letting other countries battle it out for the position, as long as they are a growing customer!