Govt Launches ₹5 Lakh Grant Scheme for New MSMEs July 17, 2025 Rahul Singh Msme News 0 New Delhi, July 17, 2025The Ministry of MSME has introduced the ₹5 Lakh MSME Subsidy Scheme 2025 to support newly registered micro, small, and medium enterprises across India. This is a direct grant, not a loan, designed to help startups cover setup costs, buy machinery, and invest in digital tools.The scheme is part of the government’s Startup India and Make in India push, with a focus on creating jobs and supporting local businesses.What Is the ₹5 Lakh Subsidy Scheme for New MSMEs 2025?The scheme offers a direct financial grant of up to ₹5 lakh to eligible startups and small businesses under the MSME classification. It aims to support newly registered ventures by helping them cover initial setup costs, purchase essential machinery, or invest in technology and infrastructure. Unlike traditional loan-based programs, this subsidy is non-repayable, making it an ideal launchpad for risk-taking entrepreneurs. The goal is to reduce dependency on credit and encourage innovation across sectors such as manufacturing, services, agri-processing, textiles, and tech-based enterprises.Who Can Apply1. MSMEs registered on or after January 1, 20252. Must be registered on the Udyam portal3. Initial investment must be under ₹1 crore4. Projected turnover under ₹5 crore in the first year5. Open to proprietors, partnerships, LLPs, and private limited companies6. Applicable across sectors: manufacturing, services, agri-processing, tech, and moreHow to Apply1. Submit and track the application online2. Register on the Udyam portal3. Visit the MSME Subsidy 2025 portal4. Fill the application form5. Upload required documents: PAN, Aadhaar, Udyam certificate, business plan, bank details Key BenefitsNon-repayable grant up to ₹5 lakhHelps reduce startup risk and early financial pressureEncourages use of modern machinery and digital toolsSupports faster business growth and job creation Government’s Vision The scheme aims to empower first-time entrepreneurs, promote small-scale manufacturing, and encourage regional business growth in smaller cities. It reflects the government’s focus on building a self-reliant and innovation-driven MSME sector. Popular Articles Msme News MSMEs: India’s Biggest GDP Contributor, Says FM Nirmala Sitharaman at IFQM Annual Symposium IPO News Western Carriers IPO Allotment Expected on Sep 20: How to Check Status Online, Latest GMP, and Key Details Msme News India Responds Strongly to U.S. President’s Tariff Threat : Focus on MSME & Farmer Protection Msme News Budget 2025: MSME Loan Reforms, Mudra Yojana Expansion to Boost Small Businesses (PM MODI) Msme News FCIK Optimistic About Revitalization of MSME Sector in Jammu & Kashmir Msme News Trump’s Tariffs Threaten India’s $4.1 Billion Leather Export Industry Msme News MSME Loan Portfolio Expands by 17.8% to ₹64.1 Trillion in FY24: Report Msme News MSMEs Stay Strong in Q4 FY25, But Credit Gaps Remain a Concern: SIDBI Survey Msme News India’s Electronics Component Scheme Attracts $13 Billion, MSMEs Emerging as Key Players Msme News New MSME Policy Highlights Growth Under BRS Regime: KT Rama Rao
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