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Refinancing and Line of
Credit This is mainly through indirect
channels such as the Primary Lending
Institutions. The Refinancing Scheme
covers: |
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Bill Financing
The finance is channelised through Banks
for indirect finance and SIDBI’s
own branches for direct finance. There
are four schemes: |
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Resource Support
Assistance is provided by way of short-term
loan and line of credit to intermediaries
including Non-Banking Financial Companies
for Leasing and Hire Purchase. |
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Project-Related Finance
The project-related finance is provided
directly through SIDBI’s own branches.
Under this category there are: |
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Promotional and Development Assistance
SIDBI looks forward to financing directly,
and to working in partnership with,
NGOs, associate financial institutions,
corporate bodies, R&D laboratories,
marketing agencies, etc., for national
level programmes. The programmes under
this category relate to: |
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A new financing scheme for financing
cleaner technologies has also been launched
recently by SIDBI. The highlights of
the scheme are provided in box 1. |
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Box
1
SIDBI - KfW Scheme
for Cleaner Production Measures
for SSI/CETPs |
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| Objective |
| The scheme has been
designed in collaboration with
Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau
(KfW), Germany, in order to encourage
economically and financially sustainable
industrial units in select industrial
sectors in the SSI sector (including
those graduating out of SSI) and
Common Effluent Treatment Plants
(CETPs) to adopt cleaner production
measures, so as to reduce the
severe pollution loads and the
resultant human health risks,
as well as to improve the profitability
of the beneficiary units in the
long run |
| Eligible
projects on a regular basis |
Financing of cleaner
production measures in existing
SSI-units in
- leather tanning & finishing,
- textile wet processing,
- metal finishing, electroplating,
- foundries
- for phasing out ozone depleting
substances
- The proposed measures shall
aim at productivity increases,
reduced costs and improved
quality and revenues of the
product.
- The proposed projects shall
be economically and financially
sustainable under ongoing
economic reforms and reduced
import restrictions. Local
emission standards, discharge
standards of existing common
effluent treatment plants
and legal safety standards
for working places shall be
met. Working capital needs
should be properly tied up.
- Existing units shall have
satisfactory track record
of past performance &
sound financial position and
should not be in default to
institutions/banks.
- Units graduating out of
SSI sector are also eligible.
- The proposed project to
be financed under the Scheme
shall be positively vetted
by the SIDBI appointed consultant.
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