Line of Credit requires majority India-sourced exports, EDF shipment declarations, and bars agency commissions while permitting exporter-funded commissions. Export-Import Bank of India's Government-supported Line of Credit finances eligible exports for specified infrastructure projects, requiring at least seventy-five per cent of contract value to be supplied from India and the remainder possibly procured abroad. Shipments must be declared in the Export Declaration Form and the facility is subject to a terminal utilisation period from project completion and to Foreign Trade Policy eligibility. No agency commission is payable under the facility; exporters may use own funds or EEFC balances for commissions subject to AD Category I bank authorisation after realisation. Directions are issued under FEMA.
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Line of Credit requires majority India-sourced exports, EDF shipment declarations, and bars agency commissions while permitting exporter-funded commissions.
Export-Import Bank of India's Government-supported Line of Credit finances eligible exports for specified infrastructure projects, requiring at least seventy-five per cent of contract value to be supplied from India and the remainder possibly procured abroad. Shipments must be declared in the Export Declaration Form and the facility is subject to a terminal utilisation period from project completion and to Foreign Trade Policy eligibility. No agency commission is payable under the facility; exporters may use own funds or EEFC balances for commissions subject to AD Category I bank authorisation after realisation. Directions are issued under FEMA.
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