Export-Import Bank of India’s GOI-supported Line of Credit of USD 2.50 mn to the Government of Co-operative Republic of Guyana, for installation of Solar Photo Voltaic Power Plant at Cheddi Jagan International Airport
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Government-supported Line of Credit enables export of Indian goods and services for Guyana solar project, subject to Foreign Trade Policy. A Government-supported Line of Credit by Export-Import Bank of India to Guyana finances a solar photovoltaic project, permitting export of eligible goods and services only if they comply with the Foreign Trade Policy and Exim Bank financing criteria. At least 75 per cent of contract value must be supplied from India, with remaining procurement allowed from outside India. Shipments must be declared in export documentation per Reserve Bank instructions, and agency commission is not payable under the LoC though exporters may use their own funds or EEFC balances for commission payments subject to existing rules.
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Government-supported Line of Credit enables export of Indian goods and services for Guyana solar project, subject to Foreign Trade Policy.
A Government-supported Line of Credit by Export-Import Bank of India to Guyana finances a solar photovoltaic project, permitting export of eligible goods and services only if they comply with the Foreign Trade Policy and Exim Bank financing criteria. At least 75 per cent of contract value must be supplied from India, with remaining procurement allowed from outside India. Shipments must be declared in export documentation per Reserve Bank instructions, and agency commission is not payable under the LoC though exporters may use their own funds or EEFC balances for commission payments subject to existing rules.
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