According to official sources, the EPM will have two sub-schemes designed to make credit more accessible and affordable for exporters. These include the Niryat Protsahan scheme, with an outlay of over ₹10,000 crore, and the Niryat Disha scheme, with an allocation of over ₹14,500 crore.
Niryat Protsahan Scheme
The Niryat Protsahan scheme will provide financing mechanisms to bridge the liquidity gap faced by exporters. It will include interest equalisation support worth over ₹5,000 crore during FY25 to FY31. The scheme will also promote alternative trade finance instruments and introduce credit cards for e-commerce exporters.
Niryat Disha Scheme
The Niryat Disha scheme will focus on export quality compliance, overseas market development, branding, warehousing, and logistics. It will also support capacity-building initiatives aimed at integrating more Indian enterprises into global value chains.
If approved, the Export Promotion Mission is expected to provide a significant boost to India’s exporters by improving financing options and strengthening their global competitiveness.
