Janata Sahakari Bank, Pune, successfully organized an enlightening seminar for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at the Chinchwad MIDC area recently. This event marked a significant occasion as the bank entered its Diamond Jubilee Year, celebrating 60 years of dedicated service.
The seminar commenced with an engaging presentation detailing the bank’s history, achievements, and a comprehensive overview of the facilities available to MSMEs. This introduction set a positive tone, highlighting the bank’s commitment to supporting the industrial sector.
The event was attended by over 110 MSME industrialists and stakeholders. Participants extended their congratulations to Janata Sahakari Bank on its milestone anniversary and actively contributed suggestions regarding the specific requirements and challenges faced by MSMEs. This feedback was well-received, with the bank expressing a keen interest in incorporating these insights into their future strategies.
A key highlight of the seminar was a presentation by the esteemed Chartered Accountant, Mr. Marathe. He provided a detailed update on the recent changes in the MSME Act over the past year, equipping the participants with crucial information to navigate the evolving regulatory landscape effectively.
Prominent industry figures, including Mr. C.V. Patil, Head of Purchases at Bajaj Auto, and Mr. Ram Murti, President of Laghu Udyog Bharati, shared their perspectives and experiences. Their insights underscored the critical role that financial institutions play in bolstering the MSME sector.
Milind Limaye, Director of Janata Sahakari Bank, addressed the gathering, emphasizing the bank’s industry-friendly policies and unwavering commitment to providing exceptional services. He urged the participants to leverage the bank’s offerings to enhance their business operations and growth.
In the concluding session, Mr. Anand Sohoni, Chief General Manager (CGM) of Advances, introduced two new schemes specifically designed for MSMEs. He assured the audience that these schemes were crafted to meet the unique needs of the MSME sector, promising substantial support and growth opportunities.
The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Mr. Pradip Kashikar, expressing gratitude to all attendees for their participation and contributions.
The seminar not only provided valuable insights and updates but also strengthened the relationship between Janata Sahakari Bank and the MSME community, reinforcing the bank’s role as a pivotal supporter of industrial growth and development.
