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The MSME Credit Gap in India MSME's Contribution to India's GDP Current: 29% Projected (2024): 50% Number of People Employed by MSMEs in India 63M MSMEs in India Current: Over 130Mn Projected (2024): 150Mn Contributing ~6.11% to India's manufacturing GDP, 24.63% of the service GDP, and 33.4% of manufacturing output. Less than 20% of MSMEs have access to Credit Potential Addressable Credit SME Gap: USD 300 Mn Credit Gap 350 million Blue Collared Workers Potential Addressable Market size: INR 893 Bn *Sources: India Flexistaing Association, Blume Ventures, ICRIER, Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (India); MOSPI Investor Presentation | www.dfltd.in E Policy Support: The government has released several policies for MSMEs such as an easy online registration form, a centralized data bank, and a mobile app with updated schemes available to MSMEs. Various government initiatives were launched to encourage young individuals, women and SC/ST entrepreneurs to launch business. Government Schemes: The government invests significantly to help MSMEs establish their business. Schemes related to credit, infrastructure building, skill development, technology, etc. are designed to incentivise MSMEs Road Ahead: The Government of India has envisioned doubling the Indian economy to USD 5 Tn in five years. To achieve this goal, MSMEs have the potential to serve as a key employment generators for the young population entering the workforce. Therefore, the government has taken up the promotion of MSMEs to create new jobs in the sector. Further, the government aims to enhance MSME's share in exports and its contribution to GDP. 2

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