The Centre envisions a contribution of Rs 2 lakh crore from micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as India eyes becoming a USD 5 trillion economy by 2024
With no promise of additional requisite funding, MSME ministry plans to cut existing schemes
Under the Prime Minister's Employment Generation Programme (PMEGP), 65,312 new micro-enterprises have been set up, the MSME Ministry said in its year-end review for 2019
RBL, Federal and City Union appear better-placed to handle the potential SME loans-related woes; investors should be cautious on DCB and Karur Vysya
India's exports are held back more by our inadequate policies than by any stagnation in world trade
The digital payments platform has over 175 million registered users in the country
Banks will also consider requests from MSMEs for restructuring their stressed standard assets
Tech is helping extend credit to the MSME sector
Sonowal also appealed to the entrepreneurs to take benefits of the National SC/ST hub to add capacity building.
At present, the MSME sector contributes 65 per cent of the state's annual industrial output and is the second biggest employer after agriculture
Central schemes may be significantly modified to maximise returns on fund allocation and speed up industrial output
He further said that secondly, the government is working on policy to increase indigenous production of products that are being imported
49 state depts were to get Rs 69,459 cr in all during 2019-20, of which Rs 22,588 cr or less than a third of the total was released in first six months of the current fiscal
There will be a huge requirement of aircraft in the next 10 to 20 years in military aviation of the country, said Air Marshall R K S Shera, Air Officer Maintenance of the IAF
He said earlier Indian companies used to export material and import finished goods due to lack of technology availability
On the capital issue, he said cost of capital is high in the country and it is difficult to get finance from the banking system
As per the report, in September, the jump in retail credit at Rs 51,900 crore was nearly double that of August, of which housing loans jumped by 2.6 times.
Speaking on the occasion, Union Bank managing director Rajkiran Rai G said, through the hundred years journey, the bank has been serving national priorities.
In 2015-16, India had 63.4 million MSMEs employing 111 million persons, according to National Sample Survey data cited in the MSME Annual Report 2018-19
Chairman of CII Tamil Nadu council S Chandramohan said the trade body has been taking initiatives to support MSMEs' growth