Credit to large companies contracted 2.9%, but that to medium enterprises grew 16.7% YoY. Overall credit to industry had grown at 3.4% in October 2019
Government guarantee will help and restart businesses which will kickstart the virtuous circle of employment, consumption, and growth
Cheap deposit money, which helps offer low lending rates, gives banks the edge over gold loan companies
Yogi Adityanath said that his government was working with full dedication to explore all possibilities to realise 'self reliant India'
The maximum amount of guaranteed emergency credit line (GECL) funding under the scheme would also correspondingly increase from Rs 5 crore at present to Rs 10 crore
Outstanding loans to SME remained flat at Rs 3.52 trillion in June, compared to May
Exporters said the financial position of the knitwear garment units in Tirupur has not improved and they were not in a position to repay the loan and interest
However, disbursements against this stood at Rs 77,613 crore till July 20 under the 100 per cent ECLGS for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs)
Long constrained for liquidity, MSMEs now also have to cope with loss of demand, labour shortage, and heightened risk aversion in the financial system due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
This data is as of July 15. However, at Rs 68,000 crore, the disbursed amount is 23 per cent of the promised Rs 3 trillion.
Short-term disruptions include high input costs and various operational challenges.
The survey sought responses from 100 corporate executives.
However, this is against the sanction of Rs 1.10 trillion under the 100 per cent ECLGS for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) till July 1.
According to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) data, gross bank credit was down to Rs 91.08 trillion in May, from Rs 92.63 trillion in March.
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The bulk of the disbursed amount -about two-third- was contributed by public sector banks.
Indian Bank has 450,000 MSME customers who are eligible for loans guaranteed by the government.
The survey's result, the second part of the survey series conducted by AIMO amongst the corporates, MSMEs, self employed persons and others, was based on the responses from 46,525 participants.
"11 crore Indians are employed by MSMEs. 1/3rd of them are closing down permanently. It's criminal for GOI not to give them cash support immediately," he said on Twitter.
The final part of the series looks at how industries are waiting for demand to bounce back