The size of MSMEs matters in understanding their level of productivity relative to large enterprises in emerging economies including India.…
According to the procurement policy, CPSEs need to procure at least 25 per cent of their total procurement value from…
Since the security situation in the Red Sea has started getting worse, it has resulted in higher insurance rates and…
India’s thriving ecosystem of SMEs is a monumental force in the global economic landscape, contributing nearly a trillion dollars to…
This included 4.27 crore women employees and 2.15 crore employees in enterprises not covered under the Goods and Services Tax…
Udyam portal was introduced by the government in July 2020 to replace the UAM registration system and ease the online…
Traders currently can apply for Udyam registration under the MSME Ministry to only seek bank credit under priority sector lending…
Attacks by the Houthis on ships led to US and allied responses, causing chaos in maritime trade. India’s small and…
These proposed amendments to the GST framework are indispensable to support the growth and sustainability of MSMEs in India.
While accessing credit is a common recourse for MSMEs facing financial challenges, it is not always the only option, especially…
Updating the business profile for MSME sellers is important to avoid deactivation of their seller account.
Despite the decline, the share of procurement made by CPSEs from MSEs in FY24 remained well above the 25 per…
According to SMEs who have taken action to reduce emissions, 62 per cent said it has enhanced their business reputation…
While women entrepreneurship is on the rise, female entrepreneurs face a tapestry of challenges, pushing them into the informal sector.…
Apart from administrative reforms, some of the major challenges of the micro enterprises are sustainability readiness, working capital blockage, skilled…
The manifesto said shopkeepers and small retail businesses that face intense competition from online businesses will be given significant tax…
To bolster India’s position as a global competitor in an ever-evolving market, organisations must identify their weak links to further…
“I will focus on addressing issues of MSMEs as they are going to play. They will play a key role…
The Indian government’s incentives have attracted electronics and semiconductor manufacturers to invest Rs 3 trillion in capital expenditure over 5 years. The potential market of $500 billion by 2030 has led to companies setting up shop for domestic and export demand. Major companies like Foxconn and Vedanta Group have also invested due to the production-linked incentive scheme.