Rs 1.5 trillion sanctioned by banks under MSME lending scheme so far

As much as Rs 3 trillion was promised to be lent under the scheme, fully guaranteed by the government

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Indivjal Dhasmana  |  New Delhi 

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The scheme was primarily aimed at the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), hit hard by lockdowns due to the outbreak of Covid-19.

Almost three months down the line since its announcement, have sanctioned almost half of the money promised under the Emergency Credit Line Guarantee Scheme (ECLGS).

Public and have sanctioned a bit over Rs 1.5 trillion as on August 18.

As much as Rs three trillion was promised to be lent under the scheme, fully guaranteed by the government.

The lenders have disbursed Rs 1.02 trillion to 2.37 million accounts. The scheme was primarily aimed at the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), hit hard by lockdowns due to the outbreak of Covid-19.


Source: 12 public sector and 24 as revealed by the ministry (Aug 18)
Sanctioned -- number of accounts Disbursed-- number of accounts Sanctioned-- in Rs crore Disbursed in Rs crore
Public Sector Banks 3,356,943 2,032,047 76,044.44 56,483.41
Private Sector Banks 770,445 305,593 74,715.02 45,762.36
Total 4,127,488 2,337,640 150,759.45 102,245.77

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First Published: Thu, August 20 2020. 13:15 IST