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ETRise Top MSMEs '21 Ranking
ETRise Top MSMEs Ranking 2021

Program Concept

The Economic Times Digital is proud to present the ranking of India’s top businesses who have excelled and set a benchmark for other businesses to follow. The MSME sector in India is the second largest job creator in India and the programme aims to celebrate the good work done by the businesses in this sector. Into its second edition, the program recognizes inspiring businesses which are creating a new and lasting template for success.

Categories

India's Top Innovative MSMEs

India's Fastest Growing MSMEs

India's Top Performing MSMEs

India's Top Exporter MSMEs

Supported by

Program Phases

1

Call for Entry

Inviting participation from Indian MSMEs

2

Shortlisting and Documentation

Due Diligence by ET Editors and programme partners

3

Evaluation and Jury Round

Evaluation by Jury, ET Editorial Team and programme partners

4

Felicitation Ceremony

Announcement of ranking and felicitation of Top MSMEs

Partners

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Banking Partner

Continuing a legacy of supporting SMEs

Deutsche Bank has been active in India for over 40 years, and has consistently endeavoured to support the growth of SMEs in the country. The bank’s 150-year-old global presence across 59 countries has enabled easier cross border transactions and made Deutsche Bank the bank of choice for SMEs.

  • The bank’s world-class service, effective and customised trade solutions continue to help businesses around the world.
  • Comprehensive lending solutions for both secured and unsecured lending, attractive interest rates and FX services are just the beginning of the extensive list of benefits that the bank offers to its SME customers.
  • The bank has proved itself to be a supportive enabler for the prospering businesses of SMEs in India over the years.

Assessment Partner

CARE Advisory Research and Training Limited (CARE Advisory) is manned by top quality professionals from finance and management backgrounds with extensive experience in infrastructure, manufacturing, finance as well as services sectors.

  • CARE Advisory offers its clients pragmatic solutions that are legally tenable, technically feasible, commercially attractive and financially viable.
  • CARE Advisory offers services in the area of corporate advisory, project evaluation & monitoring, formulation and implementation of risk management strategies, credit analytics, business and financial restructuring, customised industry and company research, due diligence and gradings.
  • CARE Advisory provides credible, high-quality research and analytics to corporates, financial institutions, banks and institutional investors.

Sentiment Meter

Which of the following is a bigger challenge for MSMEs in India?
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Has the pandemic directly affected your business?
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Vikas Dimri

Vikas Dimri

Director Head Business Banking (SME), Deutsche Bank India, International Private Bank,
Vikas Dimri
Vikas Dimri

Vikas Dimri has over two decades of experience across Manufacturing, Technology and Banking industries. His rich & diverse, Retail and SME Banking experience spans across creation of new products, client coverage and risk management, having successfully Read More...

Vidmay Naini

Vidmay Naini

Country Manager (India), eBay
Vidmay Naini
Vidmay Naini

With over 18 years of experience in Ecommerce, Cross Border Trade, Online Payments and Shipping, Mr. Naini’s contribution to eBay and the world of export has been monumental. He is passionate about creating opportunities and a robust ecosystem for MSMEs Read More...

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Conversations

How can India build globally competitive MSMEs?

30 July 2021
3:00pm

Speakers

Ajay Sahai

Animesh Saxena

Jiten Arora

Pranav Kohli

Key points of discussion

  • How should Indian MSMEs overcome low productivity and lack of efficiency?
  • How can Indian MSMEs grow in size and scale, and gain the competitiveness when compared to global peers?
  • What can be done to help Indian MSMEs scale and move up the value chain?

Ajay Sahai

Animesh Saxena

Jiten Arora

Pranav Kohli

  • How should Indian MSMEs overcome low productivity and lack of efficiency?
  • How can Indian MSMEs grow in size and scale, and gain the competitiveness when compared to global peers?
  • What can be done to help Indian MSMEs scale and move up the value chain?

Left behind? Has enough been done to help India's services sector?

06 August 2021
3:00pm onwards

Speakers

Anurag Katriar

Kanika Tekriwal

Nisha Taneja

Sandeep Narula

Key points of discussion

  • Has enough been done to help India's services sector and increase the share of employment?
  • Is India still largely reliant on traditional IT/ ITeS to fuel growth?
  • How can India harness its distinctive competencies and competitive advantage in an ever changing world?

Anurag Katriar

Kanika Tekriwal

Nisha Taneja

Sandeep Narula

  • Has enough been done to help India's services sector and increase the share of employment?
  • Is India still largely reliant on traditional IT/ ITeS to fuel growth?
  • How can India harness its distinctive competencies and competitive advantage in an ever changing world?

Can PLI scheme boost Make-in-India capacity of MSME?

13 August 2021
3:00pm onwards

Speakers

A Sakthivel

Amrit Manwani

Kunal Chaudhary

Nitin Kunkolienker

Key points of discussion

  • In its current form, does the PLI scheme have what it takes to attract global investments?
  • How can the PLI scheme help generate large-scale employment opportunities in India?
  • With exports being a major contributor to the economy, how can the PLI scheme help in enhancing exports?

A Sakthivel

Amrit Manwani

Kunal Chaudhary

Nitin Kunkolienker

  • In its current form, does the PLI scheme have what it takes to attract global investments?
  • How can the PLI scheme help generate large-scale employment opportunities in India?
  • With exports being a major contributor to the economy, how can the PLI scheme help in enhancing exports?

Ease of doing business: Is India agile enough to handle emerging market trends?

20 August 2021
3:00pm onwards

Speakers

Ashwin Chandrasekhar

Gayathri Vasudevan

Pradeep Mehta

Rishi Agrawal

Key points of discussion

  • Does the improvement of India's ranking in World Banks' Doing Business Report (DBR) change things on the ground?
  • What happens when an event like Covid-19 upends businesses?
  • Can Indian laws and policies keep pace to deal with uncertainties and evolving trends?

Ashwin Chandrasekhar

Gayathri Vasudevan

Pradeep Mehta

Rishi Agrawal

  • Does the improvement of India's ranking in World Banks' Doing Business Report (DBR) change things on the ground?
  • What happens when an event like Covid-19 upends businesses?
  • Can Indian laws and policies keep pace to deal with uncertainties and evolving trends?

Small business revitalisation: Can we find a new path to fund MSMEs?

27 August 2021
3:00pm onwards

Speakers

Aiswarya Ravi

Rajiv Podar

Saurabh Sharma

Sudip Sural

Key points of discussion

  • How is the current state of funding for MSMEs in the country?
  • What are some of the innovative ways we can address the funding issues for MSMEs?
  • How important is the MSME sector for banks and what are the various products they have for MSMEs?

Aiswarya Ravi

Rajiv Podar

Saurabh Sharma

Sudip Sural

  • How is the current state of funding for MSMEs in the country?
  • What are some of the innovative ways we can address the funding issues for MSMEs?
  • How important is the MSME sector for banks and what are the various products they have for MSMEs?

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We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions. Please find below the questions and answers, that would suffice your queries.

With ETRise Top MSMEs Ranking, The Economic Times Digital aims to celebrate the success of Indian Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME). The program aims to recognise small businesses that have excelled and set a benchmark for others to follow. The MSME sector in India is the largest formal job creator and the program will look to find and chronicle businesses that are creating a new and lasting template for success. The quest to find India’s successful private businesses is backed by one of the largest efforts to determine enterprises that are high on innovation, scorching the growth chart and the top performing ones. In the process, ETRise aims to highlight entrepreneurial success and businesses that will become giants of tomorrow.

Any Indian business/ enterprise, which falls under the bucket of Micro, Small or Medium enterprise, as defined under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006. In May 2020, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced revisions in the definition of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) while delivering the economic package, part of the Aatmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan.

For the purposes of this programme, the eligibility criteria are as follows. This is agnostic of the sector and business type:
a) Micro: Less than Rs 5 cr
b) Small: Rs 5 cr to Rs 50 cr
c) Medium: Rs 50 cr to Rs 250 cr

Any Indian business can participate in the program if it qualifies as either a Micro, Small, or Medium Enterprise, as specified by the Ministry of MSME, Government of India.

There is no participation fee required for the program.

Copyright © 2021 Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights: Times Syndication Service

Copyright © 2021 Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights: Times Syndication Service