Export credit line requires majority Indian-sourced supplies and EDF/SDF reporting, with limited foreign procurement permitted. A Government-supported Line of Credit administered by the Export-Import Bank finances specified power-sector contracts in Nicaragua subject to a requirement that at least 75% of contract value for goods and services (including consultancy) be supplied from India and up to 25% of goods and services may be procured abroad; shipments must be declared on EDF/SDF forms, disbursements and LC openings are bound by contract completion or a fixed outer date, and no agency commission is payable under the LOC though exporters may use own funds or EEFC balances for commission subject to remittance rules.
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Export credit line requires majority Indian-sourced supplies and EDF/SDF reporting, with limited foreign procurement permitted.
A Government-supported Line of Credit administered by the Export-Import Bank finances specified power-sector contracts in Nicaragua subject to a requirement that at least 75% of contract value for goods and services (including consultancy) be supplied from India and up to 25% of goods and services may be procured abroad; shipments must be declared on EDF/SDF forms, disbursements and LC openings are bound by contract completion or a fixed outer date, and no agency commission is payable under the LOC though exporters may use own funds or EEFC balances for commission subject to remittance rules.
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