Ssi Basic Ppt

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An industrial undertaking inwhich an investment in fixed

assets, plant and machinery

doesntcross Rs 10 million is

treated as SSI unit, this isirrespective of whether the

asstes are held on ownership

terms,on lease on hire

purchase

- Indian industry Law in

1999


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Ice Creams Bread

Biscuits

Oil extracts

Rice mills

Garments Health services

Legal services


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Small Scale Industrial

Undertaking

EOU [Export oriented]

SSI unit Ancillary industrial unit

Small scale business

and business

enterprises


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IT engages in the

manufacture of parts,

accessories,

components, sub

assembles

It supplies at least

50% of its production

to other industries


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Investment is around

25 lakh

Ex:

Laundry,poultry,Dairy


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SSI provide immediate large

scale employment and effects

a more equitable distribution

of national wealth. They also

mobilize resources of capital

and skill which might

otherwise remain unutilized.

Establishment of SSIs all


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Need of

Employment

Need for equalityNeed for

Decentralization

Need for More

Entrepreneurs

Need to improve


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To mobilize thecountrys untapped

capital and human

resources

To improve the

standard of living

To encourage small

entrepreneurs to growand realize their

dreams

To improve the life style

of BPL


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Lack basic infrastructure

Use Old/outdated technology

Are Poorly placed in market situation Their Promoters lack specialisation

Have Weak capital base &lesser access tocapital market

Lack managerial & professional skills


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Face resource crunch Have Poor accounting system

Have No planning of budgeting

Their Short term fund are deployed for longterm uses


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Boost Manufacturing

activities

Encourage

Construction activities Provide Public utilities

Provide Service or

repairing activities Scope for Financial

activities

Increase in Retailing


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Auto ancillary Electrical goods Boat making Sport goods

Ceramics Electro plating Food processing Pickles and

chutneys Furniture making Flour Mills Ice creams


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Banks should convey timely sanction Loan applications to be timely disposed

Need based & timely credit to be extended

Simplified & uniform application form Rejection of application form should be done

with approval of higher authorities

Collaterals upto 1lac not to be insisted


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Financial assistance for meetig T/L&W/C begiven

Interest on delayed payment to SSI andancillary undertaking act 1993.

Target for financing priority secctor where SSIis a constituent


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Providing employment

Mobilization of local

resources

Feeding large scaleindustries

Promotion of Exports

Equitable distribution of

wealth Promoting Regional

Development

Inspiring new

entrepreneurs


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Self EmploymentOpportunities

Do not Require High endTechnology

Location Independent

Use Local resources They help earn and foreign

exchange Opportunity for young

entrepreneurs

Promotes localcraftsmanship andhandicrafts

Require simple technologyand low managerial skills

Helps to large industry by


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Raw Material:scarcity, poor quality

Marketing

Outdated Technology Over Protection by

Government

Lack of Research and

Developmentactivities

Lack of efficient

successors


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Study the Priorities andpolicies, subsidies and

assistance of the government

Study some funding agencies

like NABARD,KIADB,SIDBI

Licensing and registration

requirements

Studying policies about importand export, and laws.


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Project and ProductIdentification

Selecting the form of

ownership Location of the unit

Preparation of project

report

Registration of Project

report

Arrangement of finance

Procurin of licenses and


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Recruitment of staff

Procuring raw materials

Electrification procedures andwater facilities

Starting productionMarketing the product


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A new product

idea can pull the

marketTechnology

pushStudying the

market potential


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Sole

Ownership

Family

Ownership

Partnership

Private


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Private Limited Companyprivate limited company

is a voluntary association of not less than two andnot more than fifty members, whose liability is

limited, the transfer of whose shares is limited to its

members and who is not allowed to invite the

general public to subscribe to its shares ordebentures. Its main features are :-

It has an independent legal existence. The Indian

Companies Act,1956 contains the provisions

regarding the legal formalities for setting up of aprivate limited company.

Private Ltd Company
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Raw Material

Nearness to Market

ManpowerAvailability of Infrastructure

Business Climate of the region

Climate and environmental factors


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Introduction about the project

Preliminary analysis of alternatives

Project Description Technical feasibility

Financial feasibility and analysis

Economic Viability Marketing Plan


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Provisional registration- Issued by district unit of directorate

of industries

- Valid for one year

Permanent registration

- It is applied for when theentrepreneur is ready to start his

commercial production


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Bank Loans

Venture

Capitalists

PersonalMoney


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Municipal Authorities[City Limits] Chief Inspector of Factories

Ministry of Agriculture[ Food processing

Ind] State Drug Controller[ Pharmaceutical

products]

Collector central Excise[ Alcohol related

products]

Bureau of Indian Standards[For all

measurement]

Com an Law Board for re istration of

7 Procuring of licenses and getting


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To promote

industrial

activities,thegovernment

brought

resolution.1948-

2003 those are

called as Indutrsial


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Liberalizatio

n had made importof scarce & nonavailable raw

materials easy

New entrepreneurshave started

many SSI s

Best example-growth


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Helped growth of SSI in a

big way.

It threw open many

challenging entrepreneurs

to produce similar goods &service at competitive price

& of better quality

Example-Productionof telephones

Private agencies offering

LIC,health insurance and


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Helped insetting many SSI

It made possible the export

of goods produced in SSI.

Indian entrepreneurs in

Pharma sector, I.T. Sector,Steel sector have gone to

many countries.

Growth in Transport,

entertainment etc.,

Also growth in areas like

food processing, export food

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