NSIC signs MoU with Walmart to empower & expand MSME sector

Through this MoU, NSIC will be able to extend the corporation’s schemes and other services to MSMEs, which would participate in various Vriddhi programme launched by Walmart.

Walmart MoU MSME

New Delhi: The National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) has signed an agreement with the Walmart Global Sourcing India Private Limited to help medium, small and micro enterprise (MSME) sector boost their production, expand businesses and earn foreign currencies through exports.

The MoU was signed by Gaurang Dixit, chairman and managing director (CMD), NSIC, and Prameela Mallaiah, director and hub Leader, Walmart, in the presence of Union minister of MSME Narayan Rane in New Delhi.

Through this MoU, NSIC will be able to extend the corporation’s schemes and other services to MSMEs, which would participate in various Vriddhi programme. Moreover, the MSMEs would get the exposure to various advantages of gaining working capital, bulk procurement support etc. under various opportunities offered by NSIC.

MSMEs, which are part of the NSIC ecosystem, will also be linked to the Vriddhi programme in relevant clusters and get access to existing business training content, advisory support, tools and knowledge under the program – “free of cost”. The MoU will play a critical role in enabling MSME’s reach $2 trillion worth of exports by 2030.

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During the event, Rane said, “I’m glad to see that Walmart‘s Vriddhi programme has enabled a large number of Indian MSMEs to expand, boost their production, and experience growth. Walmart has been instrumental in enabling MSMEs with training and capacity building, especially through the pandemic. The Indian MSME sector currently comprises of 6.3 crore MSMEs that employ more than 11 crore people. We look forward to Walmart’s continued support to the growing MSME sector in the country.”

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Dixit said, “NSIC is committed to the growth and development of a robust MSME sector in India. We look forward to working with Walmart Vriddhi to help MSMEs under the program get access to our schemes and make the learning resources of Vriddhi available to MSMEs under NSIC. Through this partnership, MSMEs across the country can get the necessary support required to further expand their businesses nationally and across the globe.”

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