India’s 63 million micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) glued their eyes on television screens with cautious hope as ...

The investment limit will be raised by 2.5 times ... aimed at encouraging further innovation and entrepreneurship. The MSME sector, which accounts for 36 per cent of India's manufacturing output ...

Under the proposed norms, MSME borrowers will benefit from these provisions up to an aggregate sanctioned loan limit of ₹7.50 crore per borrower. This move is expected to support small businesses by ...

Experts have hailed certain measures announced in the Budget aimed at supporting MSMEs and exports; however, they are ...

Chennai: By increasing the investment and turnover limits for MSMEs and launching a new fund of funds for startups with a Central contribution of Rs 10,000 crore, the Budget aims at promoting ...

The MSME investment limit will be raised by 2.5 times, while the turnover limit will be increased by 2 times. This move aims to help businesses scale up, adopt better technology, and improve ...

The Budget 2025 introduces transformative measures—including enhanced credit guarantees, the ME-Card initiative, ...

"This reclassification reflects the growing scale and aspirations of India's MSME sector," said Sitharaman during her budget speech. "These revised limits will help more businesses access MSME ...

In a major push to strengthen the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) sector, the Union Finance Minister in budget 2025 announced an increase in investment and turnover limits for the ...

Learn about the updated MSME definition from Budget 2025, including revised investment and turnover thresholds, plus how to leverage Udyam registration for business growth.

For startups, the credit guarantee limit will also be increased from ... This strategic focus aims to accelerate MSME growth, foster innovation, and generate significant employment opportunities ...