Small Industries Development Bank of India is a development financial institution ,& aimed to aid the growth and development of micro , small and medium scale enterprises i.e., MSME in India.

1. Small Industries
Development Bank Of India
(SIDBI)

2. Presented By :-
 Abhay Panchal (80)
 Jinali Shah (139)
 Yamini Solanki (77)
 Bhargav Sojiya (91)
 Yagnesh Thakkar (75)

3. SIDBI
 Small Industries Development Bank of India is a development
financial institution ,& aimed to aid the growth and development of
micro , small and medium scale enterprises i.e., MSME in India.

4. HISTORY
 Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), set up on APRIL 2,1990.
 Industrial development bank of India
 It’s goal is to help MSME sector.
 AS ON MARCH 31,2012 the authorized capital of SIDBI is 1000 crore.

5. OBJECTIVES
 Four basic objectives set out in SIDBI are :-
1. Financing
2. Promotion
3. Development
4. Co-ordination

6. Functions of SIDBI
 Initiates steps for technology adoption , exchange, upgradation and and
modernization of exiting units.
 Participates in the equity type of loans on the soft terms.
 Facilitates timely flow of credit.
 Enlarges marketing capabilities of the products of SSIs.
 Promotes employment oriented industries.

7. Mission and Vision of SIDBI
 Mission:
To facilitate and strengthen credit flow to MSMEs and address both
financial and developmental gaps in the MSME eco-system”
 Vision:
“To emerge as a single window for meeting the financial and
development” needs of the MSME, to position SIDBI as the preferred and
customer- friendly
institution and for enhancement of share – holder wealth and higsest
corporate
values through modern technology platform

8. Role of SIDBI
“To emerge as a single window for meeting the
financial & developmental needs of micro small
medium enterprises (MSME) sector to make it
strong, vibrant & globally compitive to posioon SIDBI
brand as produced & customer friendly inshitution
& for enhancement of share holder wealth”

9. Products & services
 Direct finance
 Bills finance
 Refinance
 International finance
 Promotional & devlopment activities
 Fixed deposite scheme
 Technology Upgradation & modernisation fund scheme {TDMF}
 Venture capital fund scheme
 Seed money schemes
 National Equity Fund scheme

10. IMPORTANCE TO SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES
 Direct assistance
 Term loan assistance
 Resource support
 Discount & rediscounts the bills
 Support to national small industries corporance (NSIC)
 Working capital support

11. Subsidiary of SIDBI
 SIDBI Venture capital Ltd. (SVCL)
A subsidiary of SIDBI set up in July,1999, is an asset
management company, presently managing two venture capital funds,
viz. the national venture fund for software and information technology
industry (NFSIT) and the SME growth fund (SGF) for providing venture
capital assistance to knowledge based MSME

12. Loan scheme of SIDBI
Purpose :
Assistance for equipment and/or working capital as also for work sheds
Eligible borrowers:
Artisans, village and cottage industries and small industries in tiny sector
Norms:
Loan limit – not to exceed Rs.25.00 lakh

13. CONCLUSION
 This clear with study of growth, development and
role of small industries bank of india (SIDBI) in
promotion of enterprenearship
it also highlight the functions & objectives
of SIDBI