SIDBI Speed Plus Scheme
To facilitate the flow of credit to Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) for investing in machineries, Small industrial Development Bank of India (SIDBI) has recently launched the new scheme called SIDBI-Loan for Purchase of Equipment for Enterprise’s Development Plus (SPEED Plus) for machinery purchase from Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) on competitive rate of interest. Under this scheme, financial assistance is provided to borrowers of SIDBI, for the purchase of equipment for the development of enterprises. In this article, we will look at the SIDBI Speed Plus Scheme in detail. Know more about the SIDBI Make in India Loan For Enterprises (SMILE)Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility criteria for availing the loan under the SIDBI Speed plus Scheme are listed as follows:- To avail the loan, the MSME units should have at least five years of operations with stable sales and cash profits in immediate past 3 years
- The MSME should have minimum net sales of 5 crores and no operating loss in immediate past two years
Eligible Expenditure
The eligible expenditure for getting the SIDBI Speed plus Scheme loan is explained in detail below:- Machinery purchased from identified Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) manufacturing high-end machines or authorized dealers, Indian subsidiaries of such foreign OEMs, which have the strong brand reputation and with whom SIDBI has entered into an MoU
- Proposed machinery should relate to the same line of business
- Second hand or refurbished machines are not eligible
Quantum of Assistance
- Under the Scheme, Up to 100% of the machinery cost subject to a maximum of 2 crores is provided for New SIDBI customers (based on 20% - 30% FD)
- Under the Scheme, up to 3 crores are provided for existing customers of SIDBI (based on 15% - 30% FD)
Interest Rate
The interest rate for the loan under the SIDBI Speed plus Scheme is 8.80% to 10.50% per annum.Tenure details
The tenure for SIDBI Speed plus Scheme loan is 2 to 5 years including moratorium of 3 to 6 monthsDocuments Required
The documents required for SIDBI Speed plus Scheme is explained in detail below:- Proforma Invoice of the Machinery (quotation)
- KYC documents (as per Bank’s guidelines)
- Past three years audited financial statements
- In case the application is lodged between April-October, CA certified provisional B/s for previous FY
- Statement of immovable properties of promoter/directors
- Copy of MoA/Partnership deed/Trust Deed
- Copy of consent to establish from PCB
- Document showing Existing Power load
- Application filed for additional power load required
- Copy of rent/lease agreement
- Details of Loans taken from other banks/FIs/NBFCs which are currently outstanding
- Copy of Udyog Aadhar Memorandum (UAM)
- Copy of GST Registration Certificate (for GST registered units)
- Copy of sanction letters of other lenders for existing banking arrangement
- Proof of Identity document
- Proof of Address document
Application Procedure for SIDBI Speed Plus Scheme
The application procedure for this Scheme is explained in detail below: Step 1: The eligible MSME enterprise needs to approach the concerned branch for the loan. Step 2: The applicant has to submit an application along with the KYC Application Form and the entire set of supporting documents. The KYC Form (Individuals) and KYC Form (Non-Individuals) is enclosed here: [pdf-embedder url="https://www.indiafilings.com/learn/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/SPEED-Plus_Application-form-1-2.pdf" title="SPEED Plus_Application form-1-2"] The application form for the SIDBI Speed plus Scheme is enclosed here: [pdf-embedder url="https://www.indiafilings.com/learn/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/SPEED-Plus_Application-form-3-8.pdf" title="SPEED Plus_Application form-3-8"] Step 3: After verifying the details, the SIDBI will sanction the loan and amount will be credited to the beneficiary’s accounts.Popular Post
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