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Canara Bank's scheme for SSIs

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BANGALORE, March 17

CANARA Bank has launched a new scheme for small-scale industries (SSIs) banking with it.

The bank will sanction a stand-by credit up to Rs 5 lakh to SSIs at the time of regular sanction of working capital.

However, the bank did not detail the rate of interest it would charge on such loans.

The stand-by credit limit sanctioned would be in the form of a term loan with a repayment period up to six years and the units can avail off the limit within one year of its sanctioning.

The scheme is a revolving facility which gets restored every year and the facilities under the scheme could be availed off on multiple occasions with a minimal disbursement of Rs 25,000.

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