Whatsoever, in India – it becomes challenging task to get funding when the business is just an idea or initial stage. Micro small medium enterprises (MSME) sector in India has only limited access to formal credit which is why the government of India decided to launch startup business loan schemes for MSMEs and Startups.
Business Loan in India
As there are more than 40,000 startups in India at current present who have access to many private equity and other debt financing options.
Whatsoever, in India – it becomes challenging task to get funding when the business is just an idea or initial stage. Micro small medium enterprises (MSME) sector in India has only limited access to formal credit which is why the government of India decided to launch startup business loan schemes for MSMEs and Startups.
In recent times, the small industries development bank of India (SIDBI) has started lending to startups and MSMEs directly rather than doing channelizing it through private or public banks.
The Business Loan Interest Rate are lower as compared with other loans. Some of the most notable and popular schemes offered by the Indian government for startups and MSMEs are as follows:
Bank Credit Facilitation Scheme: Under this scheme, borrowers can obtain the credit and fulfill their requirements. NSIC has partnered with several banks to provide financial support to MSME units.
Credit Guarantee Scheme (CGS): Under CGS, both new and existing MSMEs units engaged in manufacturing or services activity can avail loans up to 2 crores.
Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY): It aims to offer loans to all kinds of trading, manufacturing or service sectors activities. The loan under PMMY scheme has been categorized into 3 categories namely Shishu, Kishor and Tarun.
Stand up India: This scheme extends loans to enterprises in manufacturing, trading or services. The loan ranges from Rs. 10 lakhs to Rs.1 Crore can be availed.
