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Detection of MSME Sickness and Rehabilitation

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What is the overdue period criterion for classifying a Micro or Small Enterprise as Sick under RBI Master Directions?

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An MSE is considered sick if principal or interest in any borrowal account has remained overdue for more than 3 months.

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What two conditions must both be satisfied for an MSME to be classified as sick?

A

90-day overdue on any borrowed account and 50% net worth erosion.

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What is the net worth erosion threshold that qualifies an MSE as sick under the RBI definition?

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An MSE is sick if there is an erosion in net worth due to accumulated cash losses to the extent of 50% or more of its peak net worth in the preceding 2 accounting years.

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How many full years of commercial production must an MSME complete before being declared sick?

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Two full years of commercial production.

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Are Medium Enterprises included in the RBI's definition of a Sick MSME unit?

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No, Medium Enterprises are not included in the RBI sick unit definition; they are handled under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) framework.

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Does a 90-day default alone make an MSME unit 'sick' under the rehabilitation framework?

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No, both 90-day overdue and 50% net worth erosion must be present.

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What DSCR threshold falling for two consecutive years is considered an Early Warning Signal of MSME sickness?

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A declining Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) below 1.1 in two consecutive years is treated as an Early Warning Signal.

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What percentage does the MSME sector contribute to India's GDP approximately?

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Approximately 30% of India's GDP.

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