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Govt caps interest subvention at Rs 5 cr per IEC for MSME manufacturers
ECONOMY & POLICY

Govt caps interest subvention at Rs 5 cr per IEC for MSME manufacturers

The government has set a limit on the interest subvention amount for MSME manufacturers at ₹5 crore per Interest Eligibility Certificate (IEC). This decision is aimed at streamlining financial support to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and ensuring that the assistance is utilized effectively.

The cap is part of the broader strategy to enhance the competitiveness of MSMEs in the manufacturing sector, enabling them to access affordable credit while encouraging growth and innovation. Industry experts believe that this measure will provide clarity and stability for manufacturers seeking financial assistance.

The government has set a limit on the interest subvention amount for MSME manufacturers at ₹5 crore per Interest Eligibility Certificate (IEC). This decision is aimed at streamlining financial support to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and ensuring that the assistance is utilized effectively.The cap is part of the broader strategy to enhance the competitiveness of MSMEs in the manufacturing sector, enabling them to access affordable credit while encouraging growth and innovation. Industry experts believe that this measure will provide clarity and stability for manufacturers seeking financial assistance.

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