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In recent years, the country’s booming economy has provided momentum to the rise of several MSMEs (Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises). To meet the unique financial needs of these entities, multiple lenders now offer specialised MSME loans in India. You can get this loan available on Bajaj Markets at low interest rates starting from just 14% p.a. Borrow up to ₹50 Lakhs without submitting any collateral. Here is everything you need to know about MSME loans.

Features & Benefits of SME/MSME Loans

High Loan Limit

Get up to ₹50 Lakhs with an MSME loan on Bajaj Markets

Low Interest Rates

Borrow the required funds at affordable interest rates starting from 14% p.a.

Long Repayment Tenure

Repay your MSME loan over a flexible repayment tenure of up to 96 months

Easy Application Process

On Bajaj Markets, apply for the loan within minutes through the 100% digital process

Quick Processing

The rapid processing time of the loan makes it easy to address urgent business needs without any delays

Zero Collateral

Most SME/MSME loans for new businesses are unsecured and do not require you to pledge collateral

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SME/MSME Loan Interest Rates and Charges

On Bajaj Markets, you can get an MSME loan at an affordable interest rate, starting at 14% p.a. In addition, nominal charges are levied as processing fees when you apply for a loan. Some of these charges are listed below:

Processing Fee

About 2%-3% of the loan amount*

Pre-closure Charges

Nil

*Disclaimer: The mentioned details are subject to change at the lender’s discretion.

Eligibility Criteria and Documents Required for an MSME Loan

Some common requirements you need to fulfil to be eligible for an MSME loan include:

  • You should be an Indian citizen

  • You should be either:

    • A self-employed professional like a chartered accountant, doctor, etc.

    • A self-employed non-professional such as a manufacturer, trader, etc.

  • Your age should be between 21 and 60 years

  • Your company should be a partnership, limited liability partnership, or a private limited company

  • Your minimum business vintage should be 5 years, while for the current business, it should be 1 year

  • Your annual income should be at least ₹1.5 Lakhs

 

Alongside this, you are usually asked to provide the following documents:

  • Identity Proof: Any one of the following

    • PAN card

    • Aadhaar card

    • Passport

    • Driving licence

    • Voter ID

  • Address Proof: Any one of the following

    • Aadhaar card

    • Passport

    • Utility bills

    • Lease agreement

  • Income Proof: 

    • Bank statement for the previous 6 months

    • Balance sheet and P&L statement of the previous 2 years

    • ITR in addition to certified copies with income computation

  • Business Proof: Any one of the following

    • Sole Proprietorship Declaration

    • Authenticated copy of the Partnership Deed 

    • Certified copy of Memorandum and Articles of Association

Purpose of MSME Loans

You can use an MSME/SME loan for several purposes like:

  1. Inventory Management: Inventory management is a critical part of a small business, as its profits depend on the sale volumes. The MSME loan funds can help secure your inventory supply chain, manage seasonal dips, or purchase new product samples for business sales 

  2. Purchasing Plants & Machinery: Since investment in plants and machinery requires heavy funding, applying for an MSME loan can help. These help you get the latest equipment without straining the company’s capital fund.

  3. Working Capital Management: If a company cannot finance its day-to-day expenses, the production of wares and services will eventually suffer. To tackle this, consider applying for MSME loans. Use the funds to manage your business operations while repaying short-term debts and expenses that might arise soon.

  4. Consolidate Your Business Debt: SME loans allow you to consolidate smaller debts and turn them into a single EMI. This helps reduce the strain caused by the monthly budget and helps align the debt repayment and the invoicing schedule.

  5. Invest in Marketing: With an effective marketing strategy, a business can reinforce the trust and loyalty of its existing customers and acquire new customers in existing or new markets. However, marketing is a costly affair and requires investments in marketing campaigns. You can easily finance these campaigns for your business with the help of an MSME loan.

Dos and Don'ts Before Applying for MSME/SME Loan

Check out some do’s and don’ts you must consider while applying for an MSME loan.

Dos

Don’ts

Most lenders rely on the borrower’s credit rating for loan approvals. Check your CIBIL score before applying for an MSME or SME loan.

Do not apply with multiple lenders, as it reduces your CIBIL score considerably. The lender might see this as high financial reliance, which might lower your chances of loan approval in addition to your CIBIL score.

Ensure all the required documentation is in place before starting the loan application process.

Avoid delaying your loan repayments for existing debts even if you take the MSME loan for new business debt consolidation. This will affect your credit score negatively.

Make sure the MSME loan requirements are assessed before applying for the loan. Try not to overestimate or underestimate your MSME loan requirements as you will waste your time and money in both cases.

Be aware of fraudulent lenders that may charge you huge fees for MSME loan approval. A genuine lender will never ask you for an upfront fee and will typically charge you a percentage of the disbursed loan amount.

Disclaimer

Reference of all T&C necessarily refers to the terms of the Partners as regards to pre-approved offers and loan processing time amongst other conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the new definition of an MSME?

As per the new definitions, any firm with an investment of less than ₹1 Crore and turnover of less than ₹5 Crores will fall under the micro category. Businesses with less than ₹10 Crore investment and turnover of less than ₹50 Crores will be considered under the small category. 

 

Enterprises with an investment of less than ₹50 Crores and turnover of less than ₹250 Crores will fall under the medium category.

Which government proposals are aimed at offering relief to MSMEs?

The government of India has proposed to offer collateral-free loans as a relief for MSMEs which the Centre will fully guarantee. A principal repayment moratorium for 12 months, along with the interest rate capping, will be applicable with a no-guarantee fee.

Is it necessary to get a company registered as an MSME?

It is not necessary, but it is always advisable to get your company registered as an MSME (if it satisfies the requisite criteria), for it will help your business scale up and save you from inconveniences like taxes, permissions, employee-related issues, and other legal issues.

Do I need to provide collateral for getting an MSME loan?

No, you do not need to provide collateral for MSME loans since they are typically collateral-free loans.

Is credit score mandatory for getting an MSME loan?

Most lenders assess your loan eligibility based on your credit score and your business’ credit ratings. So, while not mandatory, it can be a deciding factor based on which, your loan application may be accepted or rejected. If you have a good credit score, ideally over 750, you can get lower interest rates, high loan amounts, and other benefits.

Is there any difference between an MSME Loan and SME Loan?

The terms are often used interchangeably to refer to loans catering to businesses within the defined size categories.

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