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RBI/2012-13/389

UBD.BPD. (AD) Cir.No.2 /13.05.000/2012-13

January 22, 2013

Chief Executive Officer

Scheduled Primary (Urban) Co-operative Banks (holding AD Category I licence)

Dear Sir/Madam

Please refer to circular UBD.BPD.(AD) Cir. No.8 /13.05.000/2011-12 dated June 26, 2012 extending the interest subvention on rupee export credit on specified export sectors till March 31, 2013.

2. The Government of India has decided to widen the scheme to include certain items covering the Engineering Sectors. The Scheme will be made available to the Engineering Sector on pre and post shipment export credit on the same terms and conditions as available to other sectors. A list of 134 tariff lines of Engineering products approved for inclusion in Interest Subvention for the period January 1, 2013 to March 31, 2013 is enclosed to this circular (Annex I).

3. Further it has also been decided to extend the interest subvention of 2% on rupee export credit on specified export sectors from April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014. Accordingly, the interest subvention on pre-shipment and post-shipment rupee export credit is extended from April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014 on the same terms and conditions as mentioned in our circular dated June 26, 2012 for the following sectors.

(i) Handicraft

(ii) Carpets

(iii) Handlooms

(iv) Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) (as defined in Annex II)

(v) Readymade Garments

(vi) Processed Agriculture Products

(vii) Sport Goods

(viii) Toys

(ix) 134 Tariff lines on Engineering Products (Annex I)

4. A Directive No.UBD.BPD.Dir. (Exp). No.9/13.05.000/2012-13 dated January 21, 2013, issued in this regard, is enclosed.

5. Claims for re-imbursement of subvention amount may be submitted to the Chief General Manager-in-Charge, Urban Banks Department, Reserve Bank of India, Central Office, Garment House, Worli, Mumbai 400 018 on a quarterly basis starting from quarter ended June 30, 2013 in the format as per Annex III. The amount of subvention will be calculated on the outstanding amount of rupee export credit from the date of disbursement up to the date of repayment or up to the date on which the outstanding export credit becomes overdue, whichever is earlier. The claims should be accompanied by an External Auditor's Certificate certifying that the claim for subvention of Rs. ………….. for the period ……………. (specify the quarter) is true and correct. Settlement of the claim will be done only on receipt of this certificate.

Yours faithfully

(A. Udgata)

Chief General Manager -in-Charge

Encl: as above


Annex I

Tariff Lines of Engineering Products approved for Inclusion for Interest Subvention

Sl.No.

ITC (HS)

Description

1

7301

SHEET PILING OF IRON OR STEEL, WHETHER OR NOT DRILLED, PUNCHED OR MADE FROM ASSEMBLED ELEMENTS; WELDED ANGLES, SHAPES

2

7309

RESERVRS & CONTAINRS FR ANY MATRL(OTHR THNCMPRSD / LIQD GAS)OF IRN / STL-CAPCTY>300 LTR NOT FITD WITH MECHNCL / THERMAL EQUIPMEN

3

7310

TANKS, DRUMS ETC & SMLR CONTNRS FOR MATERLS (OTHR THN CMPRSD / LQFD GAS)-CAPCTY<=300LTRNOT FITTED WTH MECHNCL OR THERML EQ

4

7311

CONTAINERS FOR COMPRESSED OR LIQUEFIED GAS, OF IRON OR STEEL

5

7314

CLOTH (INCLUDING ENDLESS BANDS), GRILL, NETTING AND FENCING, OF IRON OR STEEL WIRE; EXPANDED METAL OF

6

7315

CHAIN AND PARTS THEREOF, OF IRON OR STEEL

7

7316

ANCHORS, GRAPNELS AND PARTS THEREOF, OF IRON OR STEEL

8

7317

NAILS, TACKS, DRAWING PINS, CORRUGATED NAILS,

9

7318

SCRWES, BOLTS, NUTS, COACHSCREWS, SCREW HOOKS RIVETS, COTTERS, COTTER-PINS, WASHERS (INCL SPRING WASHERS) & SMLR ARTICLES OF IRN / STL

10

7319

SEWNG, KNITING NEEDLS,BODKINS,CROCHET BOOKSETC. & SMLR ARTCLS FOR USE IN HAND,OF IRN / STL;SAFETY PINS & OTHR PINS NES / INCLU

11

7320

SPRINGS AND LEAVES FOR SPRINGS, OF IRON OR STEEL

12

7321

STOVS, RANGS, GRATS, COOKRS, BARBECUS, BRAZIRS GAS-RINGS, PLATE WARMRS & SMLR NON- ELECTRICDOMESTC APPLIANCES & ITS PRTS OF I

13

7322

RADTRS FR CNTRL HTNG & ITS PRTS OF IRN / STLAIR HTRS & HT AIR DSTRBTRS NT ELCTRCLY HTD,INCORPRTNG MOTOR DRIVN FAN & ITS PR

14

7323

TABLE KITCHN OR OTHR DOMESTIC ARTCLS & ITSPARTS OF IRN / STL; IRN OR STL WOOL; SCOURERS OR POLISHNG PADS,GLOVS & LIKE OF

15

7324

SANITARY WARE AND PARTS THEREOF, OF IRON OR STEEL

16

7408

COPPER WIRE

17

7409

COPPER PLATES, SHEETS AND STRIP, OF A THICKNESS EXCEEDING 0.12.5 MM

18

7410

COPPER FOIL (W/N PRINTD OR BACKD WTH PAPR, PAPRBORD, PLSTCS OR SMLR BACKING MATERLS) OF A THICKNESS (EXCL BACKING)<=0.15 MM

19

7411

COPPER TUBES AND PIPES

20

7412

COPR TUBE / PIPE FITNG (CUPLNGS, ELBOWS, SLEVS)

21

7413

STRANDED WIRE, CABLES, PLATED BANDS AND THE LIKE, OF COPPER, NOT ELECTRICALLY INSULATED

22

7415

NAILS, TACKS, DRAWING PINS, STAPLES (OTHER THAN THOSE OF HEADING 8305) AND SIMILAR ARTICLES, OF COPPER OR OF IRON OR STEEL

23

7418

TABLE, KITCHEN OR OTHER HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES AND PARTS THEREOF, OF COPPER; POT SCOURERS AND SCOURING OR POLISHING PADS, G

24

7419

OTHER ARTICLES OF COPPER

25

7607

ALMNM FOIL(W/N PRNTD / BCKD WTH PAPR PAPRBOARD-PLSTCS ETC.) OF THCKNS (EXCL ANY BCKNG) NT EXCDNG 0.2 MM

26

7611

ALMNM RSVRS, TNKS, VATS ETC. FR ANY MATRL (EXCL CMPRSSD GAS) OF CPCTY>300L,W/N LND HT-INSLTD,BT NT FTD WTH MCHNL / THRML EQPMNT

27

7612

ALMNM CSKS, DRMS, CANS ETC(INCL CLPSBL TBLR CONTNRS) FR ANY MTRL(EXCL GAS), OF<=300L,W/ NW/N LIND BUT NT FTD WTH MHCHNCL / THRML EQU

28

7613

ALMNM CONTAINERS FOR COMPRESSED / LQFD GAS

29

7614

STRANDED WIRE, CABLES, PLAITED BANDS AND THE LIKE, OF ALUMINIUM, NOT ELECTRICALLY INSULATED

30

7615

TABL,KTCHN / OTHR HOUSLD ARTCLS & PRTS OF ALMNM, POT SCOURS & SCOURNG / POLSHNG PADS GLOVS & TH LIKE, SNTRY WRE & PRTS OF ALMNM

31

8201

HND TOOLS LIKE SPADES, SHOVELS, HOES, FORKS AXES & SIMLR SEWING TOOLS SECATRS-ANY KINDKNIVES, HEDGE SHEARS ETC USD IN AGR / FORSTRY

32

8202

HND SAWS; BLDES FOR SAWS OF ALL KINDS (INCLD SLITNG SLOTNG OR TOTHLES SAW BLADES

33

8203

FILES, RASPS, PLIERS (INCLUDING CUTTING PLIERS), PINCERS, TWEEZERS, METAL CUTTING SHEARS, PIPE-CUTTERS, BOLT CROPPERS

34

8204

HND OPRTED SPANERS & WRENCHS (INCLD TORQUE METER WRENCHS BUT NT TAP WRENCHS); INTER CHANGBLE SPANER SOCKETS WTH HANDLE OR NOT

35

8205

HND TOOLS (INCLD GLAZIERS'DIAMONDS) N.E.S. BLOW LAMPS; VICES, CLAMPS, OTHR THN ACSORS & PRTS OF MCHN TLS; ANVILS; PRTBLE FORGES ETC

36

8206

TOOLS OF TWO OR MORE OF THE HEADINGS 8202 TO 8205, PUT UP IN SETS FOR RETAIL SALE

37

8207

INTRCHANGBL TOOLS FOR HND TOOLS W/N POWR OPERATD OR FOR MACHIN TOOL(E.G. FOR PRESNG STAMPING ETC.) DIES FR DRILNG / BORNG TOOLS

38

8208

KNIVES AND CUTTING BLADES, FOR MACHINES OR FOR MECHANICAL APPLIANCES

39

8209

PLTES STIKS TIPS & LIKE FOR TLS, UNMOUNTD OF CERMETS

40

8210

HND-OPRETD MCHNCL APPLNCS WEIGHNG <=10KG. USED IN PRPRNG,CONDITNG, SERVNG FOOD / DRINK

41

8211

KNIVS WTH CUTNG BLADES, SERATD OR NT (INCL PRUNING KNIVES) OTHER THAN KNIVES OF HDG NO.8208 & BLADES THEREFOR

42

8212

RAZORS AND RAZOR BLADES (INCLUDING RAZOR BLADE BLANKS IN STRIPS)

43

8213

SCISORS TAILR'S SHEARS & SIMLR SHEARS & BLADES THEREFOR

44

8214

OTHER ARTICLES OF CUTLERY (FOR EXAMPLE, HAIR CLIPPERS, BUTCHERS OR KITCHEN CLEAVERS, CHOPPERS AND MINCING KNIVES, PAP

45

8215

SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES, SKIMMERS, CAKE- SERVERS, FISHKNIVES, BUTTER-KNIVES, SUGAR TONGS AND SIMILAR KITCHEN OR TABLEWARE

46

8402

STM / OTHR VAPR GNRTNG BOILRS (EXCL CNTRL HTNG HOT WATER BOILRS CPBL ALSO OF PRDCNG LOW PRESSURE STEAM);SUPER-HEATD WTR BOILRS

47

8403

CNTRL HTNG BOILRS EXCL OF HDG NO.8402

48

8404

AXLRY PLNT,USD WTH BOILRS OF HDG NO.8402 / 8403(E.G. ECNMSRS, SUPR-HTRS, SOOT-RMVR, GAS-RCVR); CNDNSR FR STM / OTHR VPR POWR UNIT

49

8405

PRDCR / WTR GAS GNRTRS, ACETLEN GAS GNRTRS & SMLR WTR PRCS GNRTRS, W/N WTH THEIR PURIFRS

50

8406

STEAM TURBINES AND OTHER VAPOUR TURBINES

51

8410

HYDRAULIC TURBINES, WATER WHEELS, ANDREGULATORS THEREFOR

52

8411

TURBO-JETS, TURBO-PROPELLERS AND OTHER GAS TURBINES

53

8415

AIRCONDTNG MCHNS, CMPRSNG MOTR-DRVN FAN & ELMNTS FR CHNG TMPRTR & HUMDTY, INCL THOSE MCHNS IN WHCH HUMDTY CANNT BE SPRTLY RGLT

54

8416

FURNC BURNRS FR LIQUID FUEL,FR PULVRSD SOLID FUEL / FR GAS; MCHNCL STOKRS, MCHNCL GRTS, MCHNCL ASH DISCHRGS & SMLR APPLNCS

55

8417

INDUSTRIAL OR LABORATORY FURNACES AND OVENS, INCLUDING INCINERATORS, NON- ELECTRIC

56

8418

RFRGRTRS, FRZRS & OTHR RFRGRTNG / FRZNG EQPMNT, ELCTRC / OTHR;HT PUMPS EXCL AIR CONDTNG MCHNS OF HDG NO.8415

57

8419

MCHNRY, PLNT / LABORATORY EQPMNT, W/N ELCTRCLYHEATD, FR HEATNG, COOKNG, ETC,EXCL MCHNRY FR DOMSTC PURPS; STORG WTR HEATRS, NON-ELCTRC

58

8420

CALENDERING OR OTHER ROLLING MACHINES, OTHER THAN FOR METALS OR GLASS, AND CYLINDERS THEREFOR

59

8421

CENTRIFUGES, INCLUDING CENTRIFUGAL DRYERS; FILTERING OR PURIFYING MACHINERY AND APPARATUS, FOR LIQUIDS OR GASES

60

8422

DISH WASHING MACHINES; MACHINERY FOR CLEANING OR DRYING BOTTLES OR OTHER CONTAINERS; MACHINERY FOR FILLING, CLOSING

61

8423

WEIGHING MACHINERY (EXCLUDING BALANCES OF A SENSITIVITY OF 5 CENTIGRAMS OR BETTER), INCLUDING WEIGHT OPERATED COUNTING OR CHEC

62

8424

MCHNCL APPLNCS (W/N HND-OPRTD) FR PRJCTNG, DSPRSNG LQDS / PWDR; FIRE EXTNGSHR, W/N CHRGD; SPRY GUNS & LIKE; STM / SND BLSTNG & SMLR MCHNS

63

8425

PULLEY TACKLE AND HOISTS OTHER THAN SKIP HOISTS;

64

8432

AGRCLTRL, HRTCLTRL / FRSTRY MCHNRY FR SOIL PRPRTION / CLTVTN; LAWN / SPRTS-GRND RLLRS

65

8433

HRVSTNG / THRSHNG MCHNRY INCL STRAW / FODR BLRS; GRASS MOWRS; MCHNS FR CLNG, SRTNG EGGS, FRUIT / OTHR SMLR PRDC EXCL MCHNRY OF 8437

66

8434

MILKING MACHINES AND DAIRY MACHINERY

67

8435

PRSSES, CRSHRS & SMLR, MCHNRY USD IN MNFCTR OF WINE, CIDER, FRUIT JUICES / SMLR BVRGS

68

8436

OTHR AGRCLTRL, HRTCLTRL, POLTRY / BEE-KEEPNG MCHNRY INCL GRMNTN PLNT FTTD WTH MCHNCL / THRML EQPMNT; POLTRY INCUBTRS & BROODRS

69

8437

MCHN FR CLNG, SRTNG SEED, GRAIN / LGMNS VGTBL; MCHNRY FOR MLNG INDSTRY / FR WRKNG OF CRL / DRIED LGMNS VEGTBLS, EXCL FARM-TYPE MCHNRY

70

8438

MCHNRY, N.E.S., FR INDSTRL PRPTN / MNFCTR OF FOOD / DRNK, EXCL MCHNRY FR EXTRCTN / PRPRTN OFANML / FXD VGTBL FATS / OILS

71

8439

MCHNRY FR MKNG PULP OF FIBROUS CELLULOSIC MTRL / FR MKNG / FNSHNG PAPER / PAPERBOARD

72

8440

BOOK-BINDING MACHINERY, INCLUDING BOOK-SEWING MACHINES

73

8441

OTHER MACHINERY FOR MAKING UP PAPER PULP, PAPER OR PAPERBOARD, INCLUDING CUTTING MACHINES OF ALL KINDS

74

8442

MCHNRY, APPRTS & EQPMNT (EXCL OF 8456 TO 8465), FR TYPE-FOUNDNG / TYPE-STTNG, FR PRPRNG PRNTNG BLKS, PLTS ETC; BLKS FR PRNTNG

75

8443

PRINTNG MACHNRY, INCL INK-JET PRINTNG MCHNSEXCL HDNG. NO 8471; MCHNS FR USES ANCILARY TO PRINTNG.

76

8444

MCHNS FR EXTRUDING, DRAWING, TEXTURING OR CUTTING MAN-MADE TEXTILE MATERIALS

77

8445

MCHNS FR PRPRNG TXTL FBRS; SPNG, TWSTNG ETC MCHNRY FR PRDCNG TXTL YRNS; MCHNS FR PRPRNGTXTL YRNS FR USE ON MCHNS OF 8446/8447

78

8446

WEAVING MACHINES (LOOMS)

79

8447

KNTNG MCHNS, STCH-BNDNG MCHNS & MCHNS FR MKNG GMPD YRN, TULLE, LACE, EMBRDRY,TRMMNG, BRAID / NET & MCHNS FR TFTNG

80

8448

AUXLRY MCHNRY USD WTH MCHNS OF HDG 8444, 8445,8446 / 8447; PRTS & ACCSSRS USD WTH THIS HDG / OF HDG 8444,8445,8446 / 8447

81

8449

MCHNRY FR MNFCTR OF FINSHNG OF FELT OR NON-WOVNS IN PIECE / IN SHAPS, INCL MCHNRY FRMKNG FELT HATS, BLOCKS FR MKNG HATS

82

8450

HOUSEHOLD OR LAUNDRY-TYPE WASHING MACHINES, INCLUDING MACHINES WHICH BOTH WASH AND DRY

83

8451

0THER PARTS OF HOUSEHOLD LAUNDRY TYPE MCHNETC & MCHNS FR APPLYNG PST TO BASE FBRC ETC; MCHNS FR RLNG, UNRLNG, FLDNG / CTTNG TXTL FBRC

84

8452

SEWNG MCHNS, EXCL BOOK-SEWNG MCHNS OF HDG NO 8440; FURNTR, BASES & COVRS SPCLY DSGND FOR SEWNG MCHNS; SEWNG MCHNS NEDLS

85

8453

MCHNRY FR PREPARING,TANG / WRKNG HIDES, SKINS / LTHR / FR MKNG / REPAIRNG FOOTWEAR / OTHR ARTCLS OF HIDES, SKINS ETC EXCL SEWNG MCHNS

86

8454

CNVRTRS, LADLS, INGOT MOULDS & CASTNG MCHNS USD IN METALLURGY / IN METAL FOUNDRIES

87

8455

METAL-ROLLING MILLS AND ROLLS THEREFOR

88

8456

MCHN-TOLLS FR WRKNG ANY MATRL BY RMVL OF MATRL, BY LASR / OTHR LIGHT / PHOTN BEAM, ULTRSONC ELCTRO-DSCHRG, ELCTRO-CHMCL,ETC

89

8457

MACHINING CENTRES, UNIT CONSTRUCTION MACHINES (SINGLE STATION) AND MULTI- STATION TRANSFER MACHINES FOR WORKING META

90

8458

LATHES (INCLUDING TURNING CENTRES) FOR REMOVING METAL

91

8459

MCHN-TOOLS (INCL WAY-TYPE UNIT HEAD MCHNS) FR DRLLNG, BORNG, MLLNG, THRDNG / TAPNG BY REMOVNG MTL, EXCL LATHS OF HDG NO. 8458

92

8460

MCHN-TOOLS FR DBURNGS, SHRPNG, GRNDNG, HNING POLSHNG / OTHRWS FINSNG MTL ETC, CRMTS BY GRNDNG STONS, GEAR GRNDNG MCHNS OF HDG NO.8

93

8461

MCHN-TOOLS FR PLNING, SHAPNG, SLOTNG, BROCHNG GEAR CUTNG / GRNDNG / FINSNG ETC WRKNG BY REMOVNG MTL, CERMETS N.E.S. / INCLUDED

94

8462

MCHN-TLS FR WRKNG MTL BY FORGN, HAMMRNG / DIE-STMPNG; FR WRKG MTL BY BENDNG, FOLDNG, ETC; PRSSES FR WRKNG MTL / MTL CRBDS, NES

95

8463

OTHER MACHINE-TOOLS FOR WORKING METAL, OR CERMETS, WITHOUT REMOVING MATERIAL

96

8464

MCHN-TOOLS FR WRKNG STONE, CERAMICS, CONCRETE, ASBESTOS-CEMENT / LIKE MNRL MTRLS OR FR COLD WRKNG GLASS

97

8465

MCHN-TOOLS (INCL MCHNS FR NAILNG, STAPLNG, GLUENG / OTHRWS ASSEMBLNG) FR WRKNG WOOD, CORK, BONE, HARD RUBBER, HARD PLASTICS ETC

98

8466

PRTS & ACCSSRS SUITBL FR USE WTH MCHNS OF HDG NOS8456 TO 8465,INCL WRK / TOOL HOLDRS, SLF-OPENG DIEHEADS, ETC; TOOL HOLDRS

99

8467

TOOLS FOR WORKING IN THE HAND, PNEUMATIC, HYDRAULIC OR WITH SELF-CONTAINED ELECTRIC OR NON-ELECTRIC MOTOR

100

8468

MCHNRY & APPRTS FR SOLDRNG, BRAZNG / WELDNG, W/N CPBL OF CUTNG, EXCL OF HDG NO. 8515; GAS-OPERTD SURFACE TAMPRN MCHNS & APPLNCS

101

8474

MCHNRY FR SORTNG, SCRENG, SEPARTNG, WASHNG, CRSHNG ETC OF MNRL SUBSTNCS, IN SOLID FORM MCHNS FR SHPNG MNRL FUEL & FRMNG MLDS OF

102

8475

MCHNS FR ASSMBLNC ELCTRC / ELCTRNC LAMPS, TUBES / VALVE / FLASH-BULBS, IN GLASS ENVELOPS, MCHNS FR MNFCTRNG / HT WRKNG GLASS / GLASSWAR

103

8476

AUTOMTC GOODS-VENDNG MCHNS (E.G. POSTAGE STAMP, CIGARETTE, FOOD / BEVERAGE MCHNS), INCL MONEY CHNGNG MCHNS

104

8480

MOULDING BOXES FOR METAL FOUNDRY; MOULD BASES; MOULDING PATTERNS; MOULDS FOR METAL (OTHER THAN INGOT MOULDS), METAL CARBIDES

105

8504

ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMERS, STATIC CONVERTERS (FOR EXAMPLE, RECTIFIERS) AND INDUCTORS

106

8505

ELCTRO-MGNT; PRMNENT MGNTS & ARTCLS TO MAKEPRMNENT MGNT; ELCTRO MGNTC / PRMNENT DEVICS ELCTRO MGNTC CLTCHS,BRKS & LFTNGH

107

8507

ELCTRC ACCUMLTRS, INCL SEPARATORS THEREFOR W/N RECTANGULAR (INCL SQ)

108

8508

VACUUM CLEANERS

109

8509

ELCTRO-MECHNCL DOMESTIC APPLIANCES WTH SELF-CONTAINED ELCTRC MOTOR

110

8510

SHAVERS, HAIR CLIPPERS AND HAIR-REMOVING APPLIANCES, WITH SELF-CONTAINED ELECTRIC MOTOR

111

8514

INDSTRL/LABORATORY ELCTRC (INCL INDUCTN/DIELCTRC) FURNACES ETC; OTHR INDSTRL/LABORATORY INDUCTN/DIELCTRC HTNG EQPMNTS

112

8515

ELCTR (INCL ELCTACLLY HTD GAS) LASER/OTHR LIGHT/PHOTON BEAM ETC, BRZNG/SLDRNG MCHNS ETC FR HOT SPRYNG OF MTLS/CERMETS

113

8516

ELCTRC WTR & IMRSN HTR; ELCTRC SPACES & HTNG APRTS; ELCTRO THRMIC HAIR DRSSNG APRTS & HND DRYRS; SMLR ELCTRC APLNCS FR DMSTC USE

114

8518

MCROPHONES & STNDS THRFR; LOUDSPKR, W/N MNTD HEADPHONE, EARPHONE & COMBND MCROPHONE/SPKRSETS; AUDIO FRQNCY AMPLFYR; SND AMPLFYR SETS

115

8519

TURNTABLES (RECORDDECKS) RECORD-PLAYERS CASSETTE PLAYERS ETC NT INCORPORATING A SOUND RECORDING DEVICE

116

8521

VIDEO RECORDING OR REPRODUCING APPARATUS, WHETHER OR NOT INCORPORATING A VIDEO TUNER

117

8522

PRTS & ACSSRS OF APPRTS OF HDGS NOS. 8519 TO 8521

118

8525

TRNSMISN APARATS FR RADIO, TELEPHNY ETC W/N INCRPRTNG RECEPTION APPRTS/SOUND RECORDING/REPRDCNG APPRTS; TV CAMERAS ETC

119

8526

RADAR APPARATUS, RADIO NAVIGATIONAL AID APPARATUS AND RADIO REMOTE CONTROL APPARATUS

120

8527

RECEPTION APPARATUS FOR RADIO-BROADCASTING WHETHER OR NOT COMBINED, IN THE SAME HOUSING, WITH SOUND RECORDING OR REPRODUCI

121

8528

RECEPTION APARATUS,WH/NOT INCORPRTNG RADIOBRODCST RECIVRS/SOUND/VIDEO RCORDNG/REPRODUCING APARATUS, VIDEO MONITORS ETC

122

8529

PRTS SUITBL FR USE SOLELY/PRNCPLLY WTH APPRTS OF HDGS NOS 8525 TO 8528

123

8531

ELCTRC SOUND/VISUAL SIGNLLNG APPRTS (E.G. BELLS SIRENS ETC.) OTHR THN THOSE OF HDG NO.8512/8530

124

8532

ELCTRCL CAPACITORS FIXD, VARIABLE/ADJUSTABLE (PRE-SET)

125

8533

ELCTRCL RESISTORS (INCL RHEOSTATS & POTENTIOMETERS) OTHR THN HTNG RESISTORS

126

8535

ELCTRCL APPRTS FR SWTCHNG/PROTCTNG ELCTRCLCIRCUITS ETC.(E.G. SWTCHS, FUSES, LIGHTNING ARRESTERS ETC) FR A VLTG EXCDG 1000 VOLTS

127

8536

ELCTRCLS APPRTS FR SWTCHNG/PRTCTNG ELCTRCLCIRCUITS ETC. (E.G. SWTCHS RELAYS ETC.) FOR A VOLTAGE NOT EXCDG 1000 VOLTS

128

8537

BORDS PANLS ETC EQUIPD WTH TWO OR MORE APPRTS OF HDG 8535/8536,INCL THOSE INCORPRTNG INSTRMNTS/APPRTS OF CH 90

129

8538

PRTS SUITBL FR USE SOLELY/PRINCIPALLY WTH THE APPRTS OF HDG NO.8535,8536/8537

130

8539

ELECTRIC FILAMENT OR DISCHARGE LAMPS, INCLUDING SEALED BEAM LAMP UNITS AND ULTRA-VIOLET OR INFRA-RED LAMPS; ARC-LAMPS

131

8540

THERMIONIC COLD CATHODE/PHOTO-CATHODE VALVES & TUBES (E.G. VACUUM/VAPOUR / GAS FILLED VALVES TUBES ETC.)

132

8541

DIODES, TRANSISTORS AND SIMILAR SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES; PHOTOSENSITIVE SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES, INCLUDING PHOTOVOLT

133

8542

ELCTRNC INTEGRTD CIRCUITS & MICRO-ASSMBLS

134

8543

ELCTRCL MCHNS & APPRTS, HVNG INDIVIDUAL FNCTNS N.E.S. IN THIS CHAPTER


Annex -II

Definition of SME

Enterprises engaged in the manufacture or production, processing or preservation of goods as specified below:

(i) A micro enterprise is an enterprise where investment in plant and machinery (original cost excluding land and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries vide its notification No. S.O.1722 (E) dated October 5, 2006) does not exceed Rs. 25 lakh;

(ii) A small enterprise is an enterprise where the investment in plant and machinery (original cost excluding land and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries vide its notification No. S.O.1722 (E) dated October 5, 2006) is more than Rs. 25 lakh but does not exceed Rs. 5 crore; and

(iii) A medium enterprise is an enterprise where the investment in plant and machinery (original cost excluding land and building and the items specified by the Ministry of Small Scale Industries vide its notification No. S.O.1722 (E) dated October 5, 2006) is more than Rs. 5 crore but does not exceed Rs. 10 crore.


Annex III

Rupee Export Credit for the period from ________ to _________

(to be submitted quarterly starting from quarter ended June 30, 2013)

(Pre-shipment Export Credit and Post -shipment Export Credit)

Category of Exporters

Total Rupee Export Credit granted at 2% less than the rates charged for other categories of Exporters

Amount of Subvention Claimed

(1)

(2)

(3)

(i) Handicrafts

 

 

(ii) Carpet

 

 

(iii) Handlooms

 

 

(iv) Small & Medium Enterprises (SME) (as defined in Annex II of circular No. dated January, 2013)

 

 

(v) Readymade Garments

 

 

(vi) Processed Agriculture Products

 

 

(vii) Sport Goods

 

 

(viii) Toys

 

 

(ix) 134 Tariff lines on Engineering Products (as defined in Annex I of
circular No. dated January ,2013)

 

 

Total

 

 

NB: Amount of subvention should be rounded off to the nearest rupees.

We certify having charged interest on the above loans at interest rates that are 2% below those charged for other categories of exporters by way of export credit to the eligible exporters as stated in the RBI circular No. UBD.BPD.PCB.Cir. No.___/13.05.000/2012-13 dated January____, 2013 during the period ________to ___________.

Dated : _____________

Name and Designation of Authorised Signatory


UBD.BPD.Dir. (Exp).No. 9/13.05.000/2012-13

January 21, 2013

Interest Rates on Rupee Export Credit

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 21 and 35A of the Banking Regulation Act,1949 read with Section 56, and in partial modification of its Directive UBD.BPD.Dir.(Exp).No.4/13.05.000/2011-12 dated June 21, 2012, the Reserve Bank of India being satisfied that it is necessary and expedient in the public interest so to do, hereby directs that, the Interest Subvention Scheme on Rupee Export Credit has been widened to include certain items (mentioned in Annex I) covering the Engineering Sectors on pre and post shipment export credit on the same terms and conditions as available to other sectors for the period January 1, 2013 to March 31, 2013.

Further, it is also directed that with effect from April 01, 2013 up to March 31, 2014 scheduled primary (urban) co-operative banks holding AD category I licence will charge, for specified export sectors, interest at 2 percentage point below the interest rates charged from exporters in other categories of export sector, on the outstanding amount of rupee export credit from the date of disbursement up to the date of repayment or up to the date on which the outstanding rupee export credit becomes overdue, whichever is earlier.

Specified Sectors

1. Handicraft

2. Carpets

3. Handlooms

4. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)(as defined in Annex II)

5. Readymade Garments

6. Processed Agriculture Products

7. Sport Goods

8. Toys

9. 134 Tariff lines on Engineering Products (Annex I)

(S Karuppasamy)

(Executive Director)

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