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For any business venture to flourish, the most important requirement is capital i.e. timely availability of funds. When businesses lack proper funding their growth cycle is disrupted. This is a major hindrance for a vast majority of entrepreneurs.

You have a great business idea. Now, you want to start executing it. The first hurdle that you're likely to come across is – lack of funding. Capital is the bloodline of any successful startup venture.

All small and medium businesses require sufficient working capital to run their daily operations successfully.

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are starting to contribute significantly to India’s GDP. Although these are considered to be the backbone of our country’s economy, these businesses face innumerable challenges primarily from traditional practices and lack of digital influence.

SMB, SME are acronyms that explain the size of companies and most small businesses fall into either of these categories.

Small business owners in India find it extremely challenging to obtain the necessary funding for their various business operations.

Obtaining the necessary credit at the appropriate time is crucial for any business endeavour. Initial capital and working capital are required to run any industry smoothly. Large scale industries have never had any difficulty in securing credit for their enterprises, because of the perception that they offer the highest employment opportunities to the general population.

The SMILE initiative from SIDBI was introduced to give a boost to the ‘Make in India’ campaign. This scheme provides soft term loans to MSME enterprises to meet the debt-equity ratio for their establishment.

The father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi, believed that national wealth would be created only by developing and promoting small-scale industries. True to his economic beliefs, the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector plays a huge role in offering employment to millions of people and contributing to the GDP of the nation.

India is a nation of small businesses. From small neighbourhood Kirana stores to cottage industries and other local businesses – small enterprises play a crucial role in the Indian economy. According to reports by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, small businesses contribute to 30% of the overall GDP of the nation and employ more than 100 million people.

Entrepreneurship is the buzz word of late. Having seen runaway success of many home-grown companies like Flipkart, PayTM, Zomato and BookMyShow, many individuals look forward to tread the path of entrepreneurship. Though ideas may be in abundance, every enterprise requires funds to move on and grow.

The interim budget of the outgoing government was presented on 1st Feb 2019. This being the last budget of the ruling party was expected to be populist in nature. However, experts say that this budget was balanced and tried to offer something to all sectors and classes of population.  

Technology has reached every nook and corner and it has made a prominent impact on every business. Over 80 million people in India are employed in Small and Medium Enterprises contributing a major portion in country’s GDP.

MSME LoanThe MSME or Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises sector has undergone a sea of change in the recent past and has given a great boost to the Indian economy by employing 1.14 crore Indians and contributing to almost 40% of our exports. The sector had been facing issues with inadequate funds and access to banks, but that has now changed with loans specifically available for them. Read on, to know more about MSME loans.Purpose of the loanThe MSME Loan pr

SME Loan - Purpose of the loanDefinition: SME loan is basically funding of small and medium-sized business enterprises.Purpose of the loanThe SME Loan provides a single line of credit for meeting the borrowing needs of SME. It can be used as a working capital as well as for long-term requirements. It is approved after considering the nature of business, cyclical trends, cash flow projections, and peak time requirements.Eligibility