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Budget 2022-23 aims to make finance simpler for MSMEs hit by the pandemic by extending the Extension of Emergency Credit Line Plan (ECLGS) until 2023 and reforming the credit guarantee scheme. For exporters, the FM said that the Special Economic Zones Act (SEZ Act) will be replaced with new legislation that will allow states to collaborate with the industry.
We are hosting a panel discussion on Budget 2022-23: Decoding what it means for MSMEs & exporters on 5th Feb’2022 at 18.00-20.00 PM IST
Panel Members for the Discussion
- Mr. Vinamra Mishra, Director Technical and Projects, Ministry of MSME, Government of India
- Mr. Vidya Sagar Singh, General Manager (SG) (Digital Services Facilitation Division), NSIC
- Mr. Ashwani Kumar, Chairperson (NR), Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO)
- Ms. Rama NS, CEO, Electronic City Industries Association
- Dr. Bharat Kulkarni, State President, Maharashtra State Council, Confederation of Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
- Mr. Chandrakant Patel, State Chairperson, Gujarat State Council, Confederation of Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
Discussion Points
- Budget analysis on MSME Sector
- Confident of MSMEs’ abilities; Need to focus on their capacity building.
- Key Points of The Budget 2022: The Import and Export Sector
- Rs 6,000-crore program to rate MSMEs over the next five years but missing digital MSME push.
- Budget 2022: Key loan scheme for MSMEs fortified, the limit of Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS) is hiked to Rs 5L cr with the additional Rs 50,000 crore earmarked exclusively for the hospitality segment.
- Impact of Gati Shakti (Gati Shakti is a digital platform bringing development projects of 16 ministries, including railways and roadways, together for integrated planning and implementation. )
- Budget 2022: Retail and e-commerce industry
- Digital Currency a new business opportunity for MSME and others
