Machinery Finance & Equipment Leasing with Subsidy

Overview

Machinery finance allows businesses to acquire advanced equipment and technology through term loans or leasing models, often linked with government subsidies under capital investment schemes.

We help manufacturers, processors, and agri-entrepreneurs secure machinery loans and subsidies under schemes like the Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme (SCLCSS), Capital Investment Subsidy (CIS), and MSME Technology Upgradation initiatives.

Our support ensures faster loan sanction, optimized subsidy utilization, and compliance with technical and financial benchmarks required by the nodal agencies.

Eligibility Criteria

Manufacturing & Processing Units

  • Registered MSMEs in manufacturing or service sector
  • Investing in new plant, machinery, or upgradation
  • Must comply with scheme-specific investment limits

Agri-Infra & Food Units

  • Units involved in cold storage, packaging, or food processing
  • Eligible under MIDH, PMFME, and CIS schemes
  • Requires DPR, NOC, and bank funding

Documents Required

1.Udyam Registration
2.Quotation or Proforma Invoice of Machinery
3.Project Report with Justification
4.Sanction Letter from Bank/NBFC
5.CMA Data and Financials
6.PAN, Aadhaar of Promoter
7.Subsidy Scheme Application Forms
8.Photographic Evidence of Installation
9.Utility/Location Proof & Land Documents

Our Process

1

Needs Assessment

Identifying eligible machinery and suitable funding/subsidy options

2–3 days
2

Project Documentation

Drafting of machinery purchase plan and project report

3–4 days
3

Loan/Lease Facilitation

Arranging finance through banks or NBFCs with structured EMI or leasing models

1–2 weeks
4

Subsidy Application

Preparing and filing subsidy forms for schemes like SCLCSS/CIS

1–2 weeks
5

Installation & Inspection

Coordinating machinery delivery, installation, and subsidy audit

2–3 weeks
6

Subsidy Disbursement

Follow-up for subsidy release and compliance documentation

3–6 months (post-installation)

Frequently Asked Questions

SCLCSS (Credit Linked Capital Subsidy Scheme) offers up to 15% capital subsidy for MSMEs investing in technology upgrades or replacing outdated machinery.

Yes, many banks and NBFCs offer lease-to-own models. Some schemes also allow subsidy on leased assets if ownership transfers after a specified period.