SIDBI

■ PRESENTED BY :-
ISHA DEVSINGH THAKUR-B191002

VEDIKA PATIL-B181063
SAKSHI PANDE-B192110
ASMITA GHODKE-B192112
AISHWARYA BARAVKAR-B192104
SURAJ JEWARE-B181028
SAMIKSHA BHOSALE-B181040
MAYURESH SHIRODKAR-B192108
NIKITA PALVE-B192101
RITIK JALGAONKAR-B181009
Introduction
■ The Government Of India set up the SIDBI under a special act
of the parliament in october 1989.
■ SIDBI commenced its operations from April 2,1990 with its
head
office in lucknow.
■ SIDBI has been setup as a wholly owned subsidiary of IDBI.
■ It is the apex institution which oversees,co-ordinates and
further strengthens various arrangements for providing
financial and non financial assistance to small-scale,tiny,and
cottage industries.
MISSION:
“To empower the micro,small and medium enterprises (MSME)
sector with a view to contributiong to the process of economic
growth, employment generation and balanced regional
development”.
 VISION:
“ TO emerge as a single window for meeting the financial and
developmental needs of the MSME sector to make it
strong,vibrant and globally competitive to position SIDBI Brand
as the preferred and customer-friendly institution and for
enhancement of share –holder wealth and highest corporate
values through modern technology platform”
OBJECTIVES
■ Four basic objectives are set out in the SIDBI charter. They are
 Financing
 Promotion
 Development
 Co-ordination
for orderly growth of industry in the small scale sector. The
charter has provided SIDBI considerable flexibility in adapting
appropriate stratergies to meet these objectives.
■ To provide refinance facilities and short term lending to
industries.
■ To coordinates the functions of institution engaged in similar
activities
■ Its promotion and developmental program focuses on rural
enterprises promotion and enterprenuership development.
■ They play a salutory role in financial market through credit
extension and refinancing operation activities and cater to the
long term financing needs of the industrial sector.
■ SIDBI supports the government of India in its initiatives and
work as a nodal agency for some of the schemes related to the
development of the MSME, such as MAKE IN INDIA and
STARTUP INDIA.
PILLARS OF SIDBI
BUSINESS DOMAIN OF
SIDBI
■Business domain of SIDBI contribute significantly to the
national economy in terms of production, employment and
exports with vast network of around 3 crore units, creating
employment of about 7 crores,manufacturing more than
6,000 products, contributing about 45% to manufacturing
output and about 40% of export.
■SIDBI also functions as a Nodal/Implementing Agency to
various ministries of government of Indis viz., Ministry of
MSME,Ministry of Textiles,Ministry of Commerce and
Industry, Ministry of Food processing and Industry.
Supply side – Microfinance
Activities
Demand Side – Promotional
1) Help Transform Development Activities
NGO/society to more 1 ) Enterprise promotion
regulated activities programmes
2) Associated with more than 2) Skill cum technologies
150 MFIs upgradation programmes
3) Term Loans 3) Cluster development
programmes
4) Equity 4) Enterpreneurship development
5) Capacity building grants programme
SIDBI RECENT ACHIVEMENTS
■ SIDBI retained its position in the top 30 Development Banks of the world
in the latest ranking of The Banker,London. SIDBI ranked 25 th both in the
terms of Capital and Assets, Credit
■ During the year 2002-03 the aggregrate sanction amounted to 10,904 crore
and 6,789 crore respectively. SIDBI has been permitted to raise finances up
to 2,730 crore the year onward by THE RESERVE BANK OF INDIA.
■ ADFIAP Award 2012 under the category of environmental Development
particularly for CNG Taxi Financing Scheme, CNG Auto Rickshaw
Financing Scheme and Energy Lines od Credit.
■ SIDBI, the only Indian Institutional member of IDFC proposed Global
Climate fund of UN, using IDFC platform in India.
CONCLUSION
The importance of small and medium Enterprises in any

economy cannot be overlooked as they form a major
chunk in the economy activity of nations.
■ The singular contribution of SME is on account of their unique
characteristics.Their role in economic activity is been benefitted by both
tangible and intangible ways.
■ It is pertinent to mention that small scale development bank of India has
achieved results in the domain of small and medium enterprise financing
and fullfilling their credit requirement time to time in various forms such
as long term project financing, working capital finance,bill discounting
etc.
■ Howewer considering the level of appetite for credit facilities of indian
small and medium enterprises ,private and public sectors in India need to
work out on unique and innovative model of financing to this vital sector

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