By Admin 
MSME Export Loan Low Interest: An important decision has been taken by the Central Government on January 2. Which is going to have a direct impact on the country’s exports. Two new components have been launched by the Commerce Ministry under the Export Promotion Mission (EPM).
With this step, the government wants to provide cheap export credit to the MSME sector, support them in global markets and reduce their costs. Due to which micro, small and medium enterprises will benefit. Let us know about this step of the government…
Export loan will be available at low interest for 6 years
To promote exports, the Central Government has implemented Interest Subvention Scheme on Pre and Post Shipment Export Credit. This scheme will run from 2025 to 2031. On which about Rs 5,181 crore will be spent. Under this scheme, eligible MSMEs will be given loans at interest rates up to 2.75 percent less than market rates.
However, the interest rate will be floating and linked to the repo rate. So that it keeps changing automatically when the economic situation changes. Amidst the ongoing global turmoil and American tariffs, this decision of the government is expected to benefit the MSME sector.
Bank will give loan with less guarantee
The government has launched Collateral Support for Export Credit to ease the funding of export-related MSMEs. Under this, MSMEs will be able to get bank loans without mortgaging much property or with third party guarantee.
The scheme will be implemented through CGTMSE. Till now, due to lack of adequate collateral, MSMEs had to take loans at high interest rates. However, with the new system, loans will now be available at cheaper interest rates. This will reduce the cost of the product and help Indian goods compete better in the international market.
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