On May 21, the Cabinet had approved additional funding of up to Rs 3 trillion at a concessional rate of 9.25 per cent through ECLGS for the MSME sector
From Sebi to discuss Franklin move to wind-up business, Airtel Payments Bank rolling out accounts for MSMEs to IndiGo confident of working at 50% capacity, here are the top headlines of the day
Indian Bank has 450,000 MSME customers who are eligible for loans guaranteed by the government.
Govt likely to issue clarification to add more borrowers under ECLGS
Sweets and namkeen (snacks) manufacturers have reduced the production capacity due to the shortage of labourers in the midst of a slowdown and health concerns
The contraction may also lead to a 15% fall in corporate India's revenues
Commercial lines segment focused on SME and MSME to grow by 49% at Rs 430 crore in the year ended March 31 against Rs 289 crore in the corresponding fiscal a year earlier
Only 16 per cent of start-ups and SMEs have the cash to survive for more than three months
As the Coronavirus outbreak hits small enterprises, many of them are pivoting businesses to tap new opportunities in the post-Covid-19 world
Public sector banks (PSBs) have sanctioned loans worth Rs 29,490.81 crore under the 100 per cent ECLGS for the Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector starting June 1
Claim outstanding amount at Rs 2-3 trillion; SAMADHAN hasn't helped much
The scheme is the biggest fiscal component of the Rs 20-million Self-Reliant India Mission package announced by Sitharaman last month
While demand for the home furnishings segment (SME share is 70-80 per cent of Rs 700 billion) is expected to decline as well, we expect the segment to pick up sooner than garments
Enhancing the investment and turnover limits for MSMEs was overdue, but the smaller units will have serious reservations
State Bank of India contributed to 75% of the total loan disbursements of Rs 8,320 crore till June 5
By removing the export turnover, these units will export more and the country will benefit. This will also boost employment, Nitin Gadkari said
The government had last month announced loans worth Rs 3 trillion for an estimated 4.5 million MSMEs that are facing a liquidity crunch since last year
Adityanath issued directives to speed up big-ticket projects, including expressways, roads, canals, medical colleges, universities etc to employ migrants and other workers
On May 21, the Cabinet had approved additional funding of up to Rs 3 trillion at a concessional rate of 9.25 per cent through ECLGS for the MSME sector
The government had last month announced loans worth Rs 3 trillion for an estimated 4.5 million MSMEs that are facing a liquidity crunch since last year