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Ministry Of Textile, Office of the Textile Commissioner, Mumbai.

TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION FUND SCHEME FOR TEXTILE & JUTE INDUSTRIES (01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

1 Message of Hon'ble Textile Minister

2 Message of Hon'ble Minister of State for Textiles

3 Message of Secretary (Textiles)

4 Preface by Textile Commissioner & Joint Secretary, MOT

CONTENTS

SECTION - 1 Government resolution on TUFS on techno-operational parameters

SECTION - 2 Composition of Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee

SECTION - 3 Financial Norms of : IDBI, SIDBI, IFCI

SECTION - 4.1 Formats for determining eligibility under TUFS

SECTION - 4.2 Formats for online submission of data for release of subsidy.

SECTION - 4.3 Formats for monthly progress of TUFS

SECTION - 5 Circulars issued from time to time

SECTION - 6 Addresses of the Government Offices connected with TUFS. Addresses of the TUFS cell of Nodal Agencies, Nodal banks and major co-opted PLIs.

Shankersinh Vaghela

M E S S A G E

I am pleased to know that the Office of the Textile Commissioner has brought out a booklet

containing techno-operational parameters / guidelines and financial parameters for the modified

Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme for the textile and jute industries initiated with effect from

1st April, 2007.

The Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), which was introduced on 01.04.1999,

has provided a “fresh lease of life to the textile industry.” It has helped overcome technological

obsolescence and create economies of scale in different segments of the industry and has

transformed a ‘ sunset industry’ into a ‘sunrise industry’. Still, compared to the size and

technology level of textile units in the competing countries, India needs to invest continuously in

the state of the art technology for building up internationally competitive high tech capacities.

The scheme has been modified to provide necessary support to the weak links in the textile

value chain to enable them to realise their full potential. The Scheme will now provide 5%

interest reimbursement plus 10% capital subsidy for specified machinery required in manufacture

of technical textiles and garmenting machineries and will continue to provide 5% interest

reimbursement plus 10% capital subsidy for specified processing machinery.

I hope that the Indian textile industry will avail of benefits of the scheme and

endeavor to achieve competitive edge in the global market.

I wish the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme and the entrepreneurs of the Indian

textile industry all success.

Place: New Delhi

(SHANKERSINH VAGHELA)

Hon’ble Minister of Textiles

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Shri E.V.K.S. ELANGOVAN June 17, 2008

M E S S A G E

I am happy to know that the Office of the Textile Commissioner is bringing out a booklet

on techno-operational parameters / guidelines and financial parameters for the modified

Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme for the textile and jute industries launched with effect from

1st April, 2007.

The Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), has infused huge investment in the

sector in its operational life span of eight years. It is necessary to continue the process of

strengthening the textiles sector through this Scheme. The Scheme has been reviewed and the

segments requiring additional benefits like garment, technical textiles have been provided with

10% capital subsidy in addition to 5% interest reimbursement at par with processing sector.

I hope that all the segments of the Indian textile industry will take benefit of the Scheme to

consolidate & strengthen their competitiveness in the global market.

Place: New Delhi

Date: 17/6/2008

(E.V.K.S. Elangovan)

Hon’ble Minister of State for Textiles

Government of India

M E S S A G E

I am delighted to know that a booklet is being brought out containing

comprehensive details of techno-operational and financial parameters / guidelines for the modified

Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme for the textile and jute industries which will be operative

with effect from 1st April, 2007. The book will help the potential investors to get user-friendly

information on the Scheme.

The Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), which was introduced on 01.04.1999,

has received tremendous response and helped overcome technological obsolescence and create

economies of scale. The Scheme since inception till 31st March, 2008 has propelled investment of

Rs. 1,16,981 crore. However, there is a need to strengthen and increase the capacities and go in for

modernization on continuous basis for the textile industry for facing the global competition.

The manufacturing chain in the textiles industry starts right from ginning of cotton till the

clothing stage. Thus, TUFS is crucial for all the inter-connecting sectors such as spinning,

weaving, knitting, processing and garmenting. However, considering the un-uniform benefits to

the various segments of the textile sector witnessed by the Scheme and recognizing the potential of

garmenting, technical textiles and processing segments for high value addition and employment

generation, the modified Scheme envisages to provide 5% interest reimbursement plus 10% capital

subsidy for specified technical textile and garmenting machineries in addition to 5% interest

reimbursement. The scheme will be operated by the designated nodal agencies/nodal banks and the

co-opted PLIs.

I hope, the Indian textile industry, particularly processing, garmenting and technical textile

industry will make full use of this opportunity for acquisition of state-of-the art machinery for

attaining international competitiveness. I wish the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme and the

textile entrepreneurs all success.

Place: New Delhi

Date: 19/6/2008

(A. K. Singh)

Secretary

Ministry of Textiles

Government of India

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

UDYOG BHAVAN, NEW DELHI - 110 011

E-mail : secy-ub@nic.in

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SECRETARY June 19, 2008

P R E F A C E

The Indian textile industry has a significant presence in the Indian economy as well as in the

international textile economy. Its contribution to the Indian economy is manifested in terms of its

contribution to the industrial production, employment generation and foreign exchange

earnings. The industry however faces difficulties in the field of power, transactional cost and

additional cost due to poor infrastructure.

The Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), which was introduced on 01.04.1999,

has helped overcome technological obsolescence, change from quantitatively restricted textiles

trade to market-driven global merchandise and create economies of scale and increased the flow of

investment in this sector.

The Scheme has been continued in a modified form with effect from 1.4.2007 and now it

will provide 5% interest reimbursement plus 10% capital subsidy for specified machinery required

in manufacture of technical textiles and garmenting machineries and will

continue to provide 5% interest reimbursement plus 10% capital subsidy for specified processing

machinery.

This booklet has been designed to provide all the requisite information to the entrepreneur

desirous of availing of loan under the TUFS. The booklet contains Govt. Resolution on TUFS,

List of co-opted lending agencies, formats for submission of data on progress of TUFS and

addresses of the nodal agencies / nodal banks and major co-opted PLIs.

The Govt. resolution presents the objective of the Technology Upgradation Fund, scope of

the scheme, general eligibility criteria, viz., type of units, type of machinery, other eligible

investments etc. and sector-specific technological criteria benchmarked in terms of eligible

technology and exhaustive list of eligible machinery.

The financial norms, viz., duration of the loan, amount of loan, promoters’

contribution, repayment norms and rate of interest charged to the borrower are detailed out in the

booklet for each of the designated nodal agencies, i.e., IDBI and SIDBI for the textile sector and

IFCI for the jute sector.

Dr. J.N. Singh

I hope, the textile industry and other organisations connected with the industry, more

particularly the prospective investors under TUFS will find this booklet handy and useful.

I also take this opportunity to thank the Hon’ble Minister of Textiles, Shri Shankersinh

Vaghela, Hon’ble State Minister, Shri E.V.K.S.Elangovan and the Secretary, Textiles Shri A.K.

Singh for their efforts in extending the TUF Scheme. I also thank all my colleagues in the

Ministry, in my office, Jute Commissioner’s office, the lending agencies, industry representatives

for their valuable contribution in the formulation and launching of this ambitious scheme.

(J. N. Singh)

Textile Commissioner & Joint Secretary

Ministry of Textiles

Government of India

Place : Mumbai.

Dated : 13/6/2008

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GOVERNMENT RESOLUTION ON TUFS ON

TECHNO-OPERATIONAL PARAMETERS

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

(To be published in the Gazette of India Extraordinary Part I Section I )

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

RESOLUTION

New Delhi, November , 2007.

No.6/4/2007-CTI

Objective:

In spite of a strong and diversified fibre and production base, for various historical

reasons, the Indian textiles industry has suffered from severe technological obsolescence and lack

of economies of scale. The Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), which was introduced

on 01.04.1999, has provided a “fresh lease of life to the textile industry.” It has helped overcome

technological obsolescence and create economies of scale. It has also helped in transition from

quantitatively restricted textiles trade to market-driven global merchandise. It has infused huge

investment climate in the textiles sector and in its operational life span of eight years since 01.04.1999

till 31st March 2007, has propelled investment of more than Rs. 1,16,981 crore.

2. The momentum thus achieved as a result of tremendous efforts on the part of both

Government and industry needs to be further strengthened. Compared to the size and technology

level of textiles units in the competing countries, India needs to increase the capacities and go in for

modernization on continuous basis. The globalization of textiles trade mandates for financial

assistance to domestic industry to abridge prime lending rate in the country to that of the LIBOR.

3. The Scheme off sets the global disadvantages faced by the Indian textiles industry in the

field of power, transactional cost and additional cost borne by the industry due to poor

infrastructure. The Scheme is equally crucial to attain higher level of infrastructure creation for

modernization of textiles sector. 71% of the beneficiaries under TUFS are from small scale

industry sector. It is necessary to continue the process of strengthening this sector through this

Scheme. The manufacturing chain in the textiles industry starts right from ginning of cotton till the

clothing stage. Thus, TUFS is crucial for all the inter-connecting sectors such as spinning,

weaving, knitting, processing and garmenting.

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4. However, the Scheme has witnessed un-uniform benefits to the various segments of the

textiles sector. The spinning and composite segments of the textiles sector have driven maximum

benefits whereas the segments like processing, garmenting, powerlooms etc. are still the weak links

in the textiles value chain and have not realized the potential for modernization:

5. The Government recognizes the potential of garmenting, technical textiles and

processing segments for high value addition and employment generation and accords high priority

to decentralized powerlooms segment in Small and Medium Enterprises

dominated textiles economy for employment generation and capacity building. The

Working Group on Textiles and Jute Industry for XI Five Year Plan constituted by Planning

Commission has set a growth rate of 16% for the sector, projecting an investment of Rs. 150,600

crore in the plan period.

6. Now in the preface and recognition of the above, the Government resolves to

further continue the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme for the textiles & jute

industries with effect from 01.04.2007 upto 31.03.2012 and to provide the financial and opera-

tional parameters of the Scheme in respect of loans sanctioned with effect from 01. 04.2007 as

follows:-

i). The scheme will continue to provide a reimbursement of five percentage points on the

interest charged by the lending agency on a project of technology upgradation in

conformity with the Scheme. However, for the spinning machinery the reimbursement

will be four percentage points.

ii). The scheme will continue to provide cover for foreign exchange rate fluctuation not

exceeding 5%. However, for the spinning machinery the coverage will be 4%.

iii). The Scheme will now provide an additional option to the powerlooms units to avail of

20% Margin Money subsidy under TUFS in lieu of 5% interest reimbursement on

investment in TUF compatible specified machinery subject to a capital ceiling of Rs. 200

lakh and ceiling on margin money subsidy Rs.20 lakh. A minimum of 15% equity

contribution from beneficiaries will be ensured.

iv). The Scheme will now provide 15% Margin Money subsidy for SSI textile and jute

sector in lieu of 5% interest reimbursement on investment in TUF compatible

specified machinery subject to a capital ceiling of Rs. 200 lakh and ceiling on

margin money subsidy Rs.15 lakh. A minimum of 15% equity contribution from

beneficiaries will be ensured. The by

v). The Scheme will continue to provide 5% interest reimbursement plus 10% capital subsidy

for specified processing machinery.

vi). The Scheme will now provide 5% interest reimbursement plus 10% capital

subsidy for specified machinery required in manufacture of technical textiles and garmenting

machineries.

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vii). The Scheme will now provide Interest subsidy/capital subsidy/Margin Money subsidy

on the basic value of the machineries and exclude the tax component for the purpose of

valuation in view of the decision for non-subsidizing the taxes.

viii).The Scheme will provide 25% capital subsidy on purchase of the new machinery

and equipments for the pre-loom & post-loom operations,handlooms/up-gradation of

handlooms and testing & Quality Control equipments, for handloom production units.

ix). As per para 3.2(2) of the existing Scheme, certain imported second hand machinery

have been permitted. The entire range of imported second hand machinery will now be

ineligible under the Scheme for any benefit except automatic shuttleless looms with the

value cap of Rs. 8.00 lakh per machine and 10 years’ vintage and with a residual life of

minimum 10 years.

x). Other investments such as energy saving devices, effluent treatment plant, in-house

R&D, IT including ERP, TQM including adoption of ISO/BIS standards, CPP etc

(including non-conventional sources) as mentioned in Para 3.3(2) of the existing Scheme

will now be eligible for benefits of the scheme only upto 25% of the cost of machinery.

xi). For a specific thrust to garmenting, machineries for CAD, CAM and design studios

and likes will be included in the separate heading of the guidelines of the schemewith a

financial cap to be determined by the Inter Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC)

under the Chairmanship of Secretary (Textiles).

xii). Investments like land, factory building, pre-operative expenses and margin money for

working capital will now be ineligible for benefit of reimbursement under the scheme

except meant for apparel sector and handloom with existing 50% cap.In case apparel

unit is engaged in other activity, the eligible investment under this head will only be

related to plant & machinery eligible for manufacturing of apparel.

xiii).To determine the eligibility for capital subsidy for the eligible specified machinery the

cut off date will be date of commencement of commercial production irrespective of the

date of the sanction of the loan. The date of commencement of commercial production

shall be certified by Chartered Engineer and Chartered Accountant.

xiv). On loans sanctioned during 01.04.1999 and 31.03.2007, the then existing parameters

and guidelines will apply.

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7. The detailed scope of the scheme, eligibility criteria and operational parameters will be as

below:

I. SCOPE OF THE SCHEME

The Scheme will continue to cover the following segments:-

a) Cotton ginning and pressing.

b) Textile industry covering:-

i) Silk reeling and twisting.

ii) Wool scouring, combing and carpet industry.

iii) Synthetic filament yarn texturising, crimping and twisting.

iv) Spinning.

v) Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) and Viscose Filament Yarn (VFY).

vi) Weaving, knitting and fabric embroidery

vii) Technical textiles including non-wovens.

viii) Garment / design studio / made-up manufacturing

ix) Processing of fibres, yarns, fabrics, garments and made-ups.

c) Jute industry.

II. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ASSISTANCE

1. DEFINITION OF TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION

Technology Upgradation would mean induction of state-of-the-art or near-state-of-the-art

technology. But in the widely varying mosaic of technology obtaining in the Indian textile

industry, at least a significant step up from the present technology level to a substantially

higher one for such trailing segments would be essential. Accordingly, technology levels

are benchmarked in terms of specified machinery for each sector of the textile industry.

Machinery with technology levels lower than that specified will not be permitted for fund-

ing under the TUF Scheme.

2. ELIGIBLE MACHINERY

Installation of the following types of machinery in a new unit or in an existing unit by way

of replacement of existing machinery and / or expansion will be eligible for coverage under

TUF scheme:

2.1 Cotton Ginning and Pressing Annex - A

2.2 Spinning/Silk Reeling & Twisting/ Annex - B-1

Synthetic filament yarn Texturising,

Crimping & Twisting

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2.3 Wool scouring, combing and carpet industry Annex -B-2

2.4 Manufacturing of viscose filament Annex - C

yarn and viscose staple fibre

2.5 Weaving / Knitting Annex -D-1

2.6 Technical Textiles and non-wovens Annex -D-2

2.7 Garment / Made-up manufacturing Annex- E

2.8 Processing of fibre / Yarn / Fabrics /

Garments / made-ups Annex- F

2.9 Jute industry Annex - G

2.10 Energy saving & process control equipments Annex - H

for various sectors

2.11 Machinery eligible under 20% margin money Annex- I

subsidy (MMS-TUFS) for powerloom sector

2.12 Machinery eligible under 10% capital subsidy Annex - J

for processing sector

2.13 Machinery eligible under 10% capital subsidy Annex - K

for technical textiles

2.14 Machinery eligible under 10% capital subsidy Annex - L

for garment sector

2.15 Machinery eligible for CAD, CAM and design studio Annex - M

3. GENERAL ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS

3.1 TYPE OF UNITS :

(1) Existing unit with or without expansion and new units.

(2) Existing units can modernise and / or expand with the appropriate eligible

technology.

(3) New units must set up their entire facilities only with the appropriate eligible

technology.

(4) A unit can undertake one or more activities listed at I-SCOPE OF THE SCHEME

hereinbefore under the Scheme.

(5) Textile / Jute units with 100% foreign equity.

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3.2 TYPE OF TEXTILE MACHINERY ELIGIBLE:

(1) Under the TUF Scheme, generally only new machinery will be permitted.

(2) However, the following imported second hand machinery are also eligible under

TUFS:

a) Air jet, Projectile, Rapier and Waterjet shuttleless looms fitted with or without

electronic jacquard / electronic dobby and with or without high speed direct beam

warper with creel and/or sectional warping machine with auto stop and tension

control of upto 10 years’ vintage and with a residual life of minimum 10 years and

with the value cap of Rs. 8.00 lakh per machine.

(3) A certificate from a chartered Engineer of the exporting country certifying the

vintage and residual life of the imported second hand machinery must be furnished

to the lending agency at the appropriate time as determined by the lending agency.

Such a certificate is compulsory for any import of eligible second hand machinery

under this scheme irrespective of the value of such import.

(4) Balancing equipment or equipment required for de-bottlenecking the

production process will also be eligible for funding under TUFS.

(5) Waste reduction equipment or devices will be eligible for funding under the TUFS.

(6) Eligibility of any other textile machinery equal to or higher than the benchmarked

technology not listed in the annexures or developed in the course of the operation of

TUFS will be, suo motu or on reference, specifically determined by the Technical

Advisory-cum-Monitoring Committee (TAMC) to be constituted by the

Government.

(7) The size of the technologically upgraded facilities of an existing unit or size of the

new unit must be of a minimum economic size (MES). MES for

eligible segments of the industry should be any unit which is financially

viable as per viability analysis of the financial institutions or banks. The MES for

the cotton ring spinning will be decided by the IMSC.

(8) Machinery eligible for one segment is eligible for other segments / activity also

unless its eligibility is specifically restricted for a particular segment.

3.3 OTHER INVESTMENTS ELIGIBLE:

1) The following investments for apparel sector and handloom sector will also be

eligible to the extent necessary for the plant and equipment to be installed for

Technology Upgradation and the total of such investments will not normally exceed

50% of the total investment in such plant and machinery:

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(a) Land and factory building including renovation of factory building and elec-

trical installations;

(b) Preliminary and pre-operative expenses;

(c) Margin money required for working capital, specifically required for the

technology upgradation;

2) Investments in the installation of the following facilities including necessary equip-

ment will be eligible only upto 25% of the cost of machinery:-

(a) Energy saving devices;

(b) Effluent treatment plant (ETP) (except if it is a part of processing plant);

(c) Water treatment plant for captive industrial use;

(d) In-house R. & D.;

(e) Information technology including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP);

(f) Total quality management (TQM) including adoption of appropriate ISO /

BIS standards. (Lab versions of machinery approved for commercial

production purposes under TUFS are eligible).

(g) Captive power plant (including non-conventional sources) of the units

availing of TUFS loan.

(h) Husk Fired Boiler accompanying textile modernisation / expansion are

eligible.

3) Investment in the acquisition of technical know how including expenses on training

and payment of fees to the foreign technicians.

4) Lending in excess of the limits prescribed above in respect of the items included

in subparas (1) and (2) of this para (i.e. para 3.3) shall attract the normal lending

rates.

3.4 INVESTMENT IN COMMON INFRASTRUCTURE OR FACILITIES BY

AN INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, TRUST OR CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY

IN AN INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER OR ESTATE

Investment in common infrastructure facilities owned by the association, trust or

co-operative society of the units participating in the TUF Scheme, to the extent necessary

for this purpose, including the following only upto 25% of the cost of TUFS eligible

machinery of the participating in the TUFS modernization with a maximum of financial

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cap to be determined by the Inter Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) under the

Chairmanship of Secretary (Textiles) from time to time:

(1) Common utilities, viz., water supply, power substation etc.

(2) Common captive power generation(including non-conventional sources).

(3) Common effluent treatment plant.

Any additional investments would attract the normal lending rates.

3.5 VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT SCHEME (VRS) :

Voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for restructuring of man power of an existing unit as a

part of the technology upgradation project will be eligible for funding as a part of the

project. However, interest reimbursement will not be admissible on that part of the

investment.

3.6 CUT-OFF DATE UNDER TUFS:

(a) The cut-off date under the Scheme for availing the benefits will be the date of

sanction.

(b) Whenever a new machine or equipment which is equal or superior than the bench

marked equipments or machines, already included in the existing list of items of the

GR, is made eligible under TUFS, the TUFS benefits for such equipments may be

extended for the loans disbursed after 01.04.2007. In case inclusion of any

machinery/equipment is due to relaxation of norms laid down in the GR of TUFS,

the effective date of eligibility of interest reimbursement would be applicable only

from the date of the TAMC / IMSC meeting.

(c) In case part of the loan of the unit is sanctioned prior to 31.03.2007 and part after

31.03.2007, the portion sanctioned prior to 31.03.2007 will be covered under

erstwhile TUFS and only the portion which is sanctioned after 31.03.2007 will be

covered under modified TUFS.

3.7 COVERAGE OF PHASE-WISE EXPANSION:

Phase-wise expansion under TUFS is permitted provided TUFS loan is availed under single

loan proposal for single project under phase-wise expansion of capacity.

3.8 COVERAGE OF INVESTMENT MADE IN TUFS COMPATIBLE

PROJECTS AFTER 01.04.2007 FUNDED BY OTHER SOURCES (OTHER

THAN BANK LOAN) UNDER TUFS:

The investment made in TUFS compatible projects after 01.04.2007 funded by other sources

(other than bank loan) are covered under TUFS. The general guidelines for coverage of

such units are as under:

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“As long as the technology upgradation project is executed within the TUFS period (i.e. the

initial funding from other sources is after 01.04.2007) and meets the benchmarked

technology and other eligibility norms and provided the units have approached the bank /

FI for financial assistance prior to making their own investment in the project, initial

funding from another source should not deprive the unit of the benefit of TUFS, if it is

covered by an appropriate term loan in due course. However, the benefit of TUFS interest

incentive will be coterminous with the loan disbursal.”

3.9 BENEFIT OF OTHER SCHEMES:

Textile / Jute units are permitted to avail of benefits of other schemes, in addition to TUFS,

unless specifically provided otherwise. In case of doubt, the matter may be referred to the

Textile Commissioner for clarification.

3.10 DETERMINATION OF ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT UNDER CERTAIN

CONDITIONS:

a) If a loan is not fully covered under TUFS, i.e., it consists of both the TUFS and

non-TUFS components, then disbursements and repayments are required to be

apportioned proportionately between the TUFS and Non- TUFS components, for the

purpose of working out interest reimbursements payable.

b) If eligible investment in a project works out to lower than loan amount and promoters

have incurred expenditure more than their contribution before approach date for the

loan, then loan to the extent of eligible investment minus expenditure incurred over

and above promoters contribution, is declared eligible for interest reimbursement.

c) If eligible investment in a project works out to more than loan amount and promoters

have incurred expenditure more than their contribution before approach date for the

loan, then loan to the extent of total loan amount minus expenditure incurred over and

above promoters contribution, is declared eligible for interest reimbursement.

4. SECTOR - SPECIFIC ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS :

4.1 COTTON GINNING AND PRESSING :

a) Ordinarily, only composite (cotton ginning with pressing) units will be eligible for

coverage under the Scheme. However, independent ginning or pressing units will be

eligible to modernise under the scheme provided they forward - integrate or

backward - integrate with the pressing and ginning facility respectively, of eligible

technology level.

b) Only double roller gins or saw gins will be eligible.

c) Baling Press Standards should be in conformity with the amended BIS specifications.

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d) A unit with existing 2-stage manual bale pressing machine will not be

compelled to replace it, while going for other mondernisations, as per TUFS.

However, a unit replacing the bale pressing machine or installing bale pressing

machine for the first time will be required to install only single stage automatic bale

pressing machine.

e) The cotton ginning & pressing units will have the option to avail of benefits either

under TUFS or under TMC but not both.

4.2 SPINNING/SILK REELING & TWISTING/WOOL SCOURING &

COMBING / SYNTHETIC FILAMENT YARN TEXTURISING, CRIMPING

& TWISTING

a) Cotton ring spinning system:

(i) In the cotton ring spinning system, new units, capacity expansion and modernisation

of the units with eligible MES will be permitted.The MES will be decided by the

IMSC under the Chairmanship of Secretary (Textiles).

(ii) In case of modernisation of existing obsolete spindleage through technology

upgradation, replaced old and obsolete spindles should ordinarily be scrapped and

made completely unserviceable unless their operations are established to be viable.

[Note : Ring frames older than 15 years and back up machinery / equipment older than 20

years should invariably be scrapped.]

(iii) (a) The cotton ring spinning units are permitted to install back-up facilities for

de-bottlenecking, viz., cone winding machine, cards, draw frame, speed frame,

blow room etc. without increase in the spindleage, provided the unit is at or

above the MES level, viable and such investments brings up the unit to the

desired benchmark technology level as a whole.

(b) Auto doffer system for ring frame as a retrofit is covered under the scheme

which may be retrofitted / installed as a new or existing frame irrespective of

any make / manufacturer.

(iv) Installation of compact spinning machine for setting up of new capacity or for

modernisation / replacement of existing ring frames is permitted without any

stipulation of MES. In situ upgradation of existing ring frames by changing the

existing drafting system to compact spinning drafting system is also covered under

TUFS.

(v) Post spinning / twisting of yarn processing plant on stand alone basis to produce

two fold twisted yarn or singeing yarn without putting up yarn spinning unit are

covered.

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b) Open end/Dref/Parafil/Selfil/Airjet spinning system :

These spinning systems being, by and large, specialised yarn making sytems,

modernisation, capacity expansion or new units will be permitted.

c) Worsted spinning system :

(i) Technology upgradation of existing capacity and expansion/new units with

appropriate eligible technology will be permitted.

(ii) Independent wool scouring and combing units will also be eligible for

funding under the TUFS.

d) Woollen/shoddy spinning system :

(i) Woollen system of spinning includes semi-worsted system of spinning.

(ii) Technology upgradation in existing units and capacity expansion/new units

in these sectors with appropriate eligible technology will be permitted.

e) Silk reeling & twisting :

(i) Technology upgradation in the existing capacity and expansion/new units

with appropriate eligible technology will be permitted.

(ii) The replaced obsolete reeling/twisting machinery should normally be

dismantled unless their operations are established to be viable.

f) Synthetic filament yarn texturising, crimping and twisting :

Replacement of existing obsolete machinery, capacity expansion or installation new

units with appropriate eligible technology will be permitted.

g) Carpet industry:

Technology upgradation of existing capacity and expansion / new units with

appropriate eligible technology will be permitted.

4.3 VISCOSE FILAMENT YARN AND VISCOSE STAPLE FIBRE:

(i) Replacement of existing obsolete machinery, capacity expansion or instal

lation of new units with appropriate eligible technology will be permitted.

(ii) The replaced obsolete machinery should ordinarily be dismantled unless

their operations are established to be viable.

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4.4 WEAVING, KNITTING AND NON-WOVEN / TECHNICAL TEXTILES/

FABRIC EMBROIDERY MANUFACTURING UNITS :

a) I. Essential for non-woollen weaving units :

i) An appropriate configuration of looms and machinery conforming tominmum

economic size.

ii) In case of technology upgradation in an existing unit, the replaced old and obsolete

looms should ordinarily be scrapped and made unserviceable unless their operations

are established to be viable.

II. Decentralised (SSI) weaving sector:

1. In-situ upgradation of existing ordinary looms / semi automatic looms to

automatic looms with additional features like weft stop motion, warp stop

motion,positive/semi-positive let off motion with or without dobby/jacquard,

is permitted to decentralised powerloom sector.

2. Replacement of an ordinary loom by a new automatic loom with benchmarked

technology features are permitted.

3. New units in the decentralized powerloom sector are permitted to install

automatic looms with benchmarked technology features under TUFS.

III. Handloom weaving:

1. Handloom sector is eligible for taking the benefits of TUFS for all

machinery already listed in the GR on TUFS as amended from time to time an

permitted for other sectors including powerloom and mill sector. In handloom

sector only weaving activity is different from powerloom and mill sector while

other activities particularly processing are same.

2. Handlooms with specified benchmark features operated without the use of power

have been covered.

b) Essential for woollen units :

i) An appropriate configuration of looms and machinery conforming to minimum

economic size.

ii) In-house weaving preparatory at least matching with the weaving capacity

(in the case of SSI units, weaving preparatory is not essential).

iii) In case of technology upgradation in an existing unit, the replaced old and

obsolete looms should ordinarily be scrapped and made unserviceable unless their

operations are established to be viable.

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c) Independent weaving preparatory units :

An independent SSI / non-SSI (woollen or non-woollen) weaving preparatory unit will

install weaving preparatory machinery as listed in Annex - D1.

d) Knitting units :

Replacement of existing obsolete machinery, capacity expansion or installation of new

units with appropriate technology is permitted under TUFS.

e) Technical textiles / Non-wovens manufacturing units :

(a) Machines required to manufacture technical textiles and non-wovens, as listed

in Annex - D2 are eligible for coverage under TUFS.

(b) Since some of the machinery of technical textiles are common the technical textile

units intending to avail of 10% capital subsidy will have to obtain a registration

number from Office of the Textile Commissioner prior to becoming eligible for 10

percent capital subsidy. To obtain registration number technical textile units have

to submit the information in prescribed format TR – I.

4.5 GARMENT / MADE-UP MANUFACTURING :

a) Woven and / or knitted garment and/or made-up manufacturing or combination

thereof will be eligible.

b) Garment / made-up manufacturing and other accessory equipments as required are

to be installed out of the list in Annex – E.

4.6 DESIGN STUDIO:

(a) Design studio set up by the textile, readymade garment and jute industry with

eligible machinery / equipments, software and testing equipment is covered under

TUFS.

4.7 PROCESSING OF FIBRE / YARN / FABRICS / GARMENTS / MADE-UPS

a) Processing machinery including essential quality control equipments listed in

Annex -F for fibre / yarn / fabrics / garment / made-up processing and finishing

will be eligible.

4.8 JUTE TEXTILES

a) Jute softening & carding, drawing, spinning and weaving :

(i) New machinery of eligible technology as listed in Annex-G will be permitted.

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(ii) Import of second hand weaving machinery of eligible technology with a

maximum of 10 years’ expired life (vintage) and with minimum of 10 year

residual life will also be eligible subject to the conditions stipulated under

para 3.2 supra.

b) Spinning and weaving/knitting of jute blends :

(i) Eligibility conditions for units spinning jute blends will be the same as for

cotton spinning system detailed in para 4.2.

(ii) Eligibility conditions for units weaving/knitting jute blended fabrics will be

the same as for non-woollen weaving and knitting as detailed in para 4.4.

c) Jute-blended garment/made-up manufacturing :

Eligibility conditions for units manufacturing jute-blended garments and/or made-

ups will be the same as for non-jute garment/made-up manufacturing detailed in

para 4.5.

d) Processing of jute products :

(i) Processing machinery as listed in Annex - G are eligible.

(ii) Quality control and pollution control equipment eligible for TUFS

funding will also be eligible as listed in Annex - G.

e) Processing of jute-blended products :

Eligibility conditions will be the same as for processing of non-jute textile products

as detailed in para 4.7.

f) Material handling :

The machinery for material handling as listed in Annex - G are essential for

modernising jute units.

5. TECHNICAL ADVISORY-CUM-MONITORING COMMITTEE (TAMC)

- INTERPRETATION OF ELIGIBILITY :

(1) The Government has constituted a Technical Advisory-cum-Monitoring

Committee (TAMC) under the Chairmanship of Textile Commissioner with Jute

Commissioner and technical experts from industry covering the

different segments, as members. The composition and functions of TAMC are at

Annex-N.

(2) Amendment in the list of machinery in terms of addition / deletion will be done by

the TAMC.

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(3) If any question of interpretation or clarification is raised by the lending agency /

entrepreneurs as to the eligibility of any unit or machinery under the scheme, the

views of the TAMC will be obtained.

(4) The TAMC will also monitor and review the progress of the scheme and apprise the

Ministry and IMSC periodically.

III. LOANS UNDER THE SCHEME

1. Under the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme, loans will be provided subject to terms

and conditions given below :

a) Amount of loan :

The assistance will be need-based. There will be no minimum or maximum limit for

individual loans.

b) Promoter’s contribution :

To be decided by the lending agency on the basis of its existing normal norms.

c) Rate of Interest :

(i) Rupee loan :

Effective rate of interest to the concerned borrower will be five percentage points

lower than the prevailing commercial rates of interest charged by the lending

agencies concerned; the Ministry of Textiles will reimburse the five percentage

points under the scheme. In case of spinning machinery, the interest reimbursement

will be limited to four percentage points.

(ii) Foreign Currency Loan:

As applicable for normal Foreign Currency loan. However, cover for

exchange rate fluctuation not exceeding 5% per annum would be provided under

the scheme. In case of spinning machinery, the exchange rate fluctuation will be

limited to 4% per annum.

(iii) Period of interest reimbursement :

(a) 1. Interest reimbursement of 5% for eligible segments other than spinning and

4% for spinning will be available for a period of 10 years including 2 years

of implementation and moratorium. The implementation and moratorium

period can be more than two years but interest reimbursement for

implementation and moratorium period will be limited to two years only.

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2. Interest reimbursement under TUFS would continue to be available during

any extended / rescheduled period of repayment of loan not exceeding a

maximum period of 10 years including two years of implementation and

moratorium period, if such re-scheduling is accepted by the concerned nodal

agency / co-opted agency.

3. Interest reimbursement may be stopped if the borrower becomes defaulter

in the repayment of the loan for two quarters. However, if the repayment is

resumed and default also made good within six quarters from the initial

default, then the 5% interest reimbursement for eligible segments other than

spinning and 4% interest reimbursement for spinning may be restored

covering the amount and period of default.

4. Period of re-payment is to be decided by between lending agencies and the

textile units. However, banks are free to give loan for more than 10 years

but subsidy will be given only for a period of 10 years including

implementation and moratorium period of maximum upto 2 years.

(b) If an account becomes a non-performing asset (NPA), the interest

reimbursement would not be available. The interest reimbursement will be

available from the date of coming out of the NPA category.

d) Other conditions, viz., period of loan, security, conversion option,

Debt-Equity-Ratio etc.

Eligible units will be of minimum economic size. Other conditions will be such as

determined by the lending agency as per its existing normal norms.

e) Financial norms of earning continuous profit.

Nodal agencies have relaxed the norms regarding earning of continuous profit dur-

ing last three years for the units with a good track record, viable and positive networth

even if they had incurred losses in one or more of these three years.

f) Contingency provisions:

The contingency provision ( non-firmed up cost) to the extent of 5% maximum (on

actual basis) may be covered under TUFS in respect of plant and machinery and

other investments eligible under TUFS.

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g) Assistance under TUFS for loan sanctioned by the consortium banks when

some banks of the consortium are not co-opted by the Nodal Agencies:

In cases of consortium finance, the entire project is to be covered under TUFS even if

some of the consortium FIs/banks are not co-opted by the Nodal Agencies. In such

cases the interest reimbursement claim to the Nodal Agencies may be routed through

the co-opted bank including the claim in respect of the loan disbursed by non co-opted

banks. The co-opted bank would ensure that the project was meeting the technology

and other norms prescribed under the Scheme.

h) Transferring the TUFS loan from one bank / FI to another bank / FI as well

as closing down one term loan account under TUFS and availing of fresh

term loan:

The outstanding principal amount under TUFS loan account from one bank / FI can be

transferred to another bank / FI subject to the condition that portfolio (i.e.balanceprincipal

amount) remains unchanged and the overall repayment period does not exceed 10 years.

However, this facility will be provided three times during the tenure of the loan.

i) Conversion of rupee term loan into foreign currency loan and vice-versa:

Conversion of rupee term loan (RTL) into foreign currency loan (FCL) and vice-versa

on annual basis is permitted under TUFS. The base rate of exchange will be the rate

prevailing on the date of conversion of rupee term loan into FCL. The tenure of the

loan amount will remain the same subject to the 10 years repayment period and avail

ability of foreign currency line of credit with the lending agency.

j) Foreign currency loan for rupee liability:

It is permitted to avail of foreign currency loan (FCL) under TUFS for rupee liability

also.

k) Coverage of forward premium:

The cost of forward cover premium for Foreign Currency Loan under TUFS limited to

5% per annum for eligible segments other than spinning and 4% per annum for

spinning on the base rate of exchange as an option, which may be exercised only once

in the each financial year of the project is covered.

l) Coverage of Non Convertible Debentures (NCDs):

The non-convertible debentures (NCDs) subscribed by NAs and co-opted PLIs if they

fall within TUFS norms are covered under the scheme. The Transfer of NCDs

subscribed by NAs / co-opted PLIs and covered under the TUFS to another nodal

agency/co-opted PLI once in the life time of the NCDs has been permitted The nodal

agencies must however ensure that NCDs are transferred to NAs or co-opted PLIs and

NCDs transferred to other investors in the market should not be given interest

reimbursement.

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m) Coverage of lease finance:

Interest portion of the lease finance taken by the manufacturers from NAs/co-opted

PLIs for eligible machinery and equipments has been covered under TUFS. The

coverage of lease finance will be subject to normal leasing norms but lease period

will be limited to 10 years.

n) Coverage of Hire Purchase Scheme of National Small Industries

Corporation (NSIC) Ltd.

Interest portion of the Hire Purchase Scheme of NSIC are covered under TUFS

subject to the units meeting the technology and other eligibility parameters laid

down under the scheme.

o) Approval of nodal agency for the loan sanctioned by co-opted PLI with

their own prudential norms without effecting the technology norms

under TUFS:

The projects under TUFS which are sanctioned by co-opted PLIs as per their own

prudential norms and in compliance with the technology norms of TUFS should be

approved by Nodal Agencies.

p) Coverage of weak but potentially viable textile and jute units under

TUFS:

Relaxation in norms for cash profit, promoters’ margin, debt equity ratio and

revaluation of assets could be considered by Financial Institutions and Banks while

preparing restructuring proposals for textile and jute units.

q) Co-guarantee provided by yarn supplier / master weaver:

Grant of TUFS loan to small scale powerloom units on the strength of

co-guarantee provided by the yarn supplier / master weavers with sound financial

position and ability to meet banking norms are to be decided by FIs / banks.

However, if in such cases term loans/finance was provided by the FIs / banks,

benefits under TUFS would be available as per approved guidelines.

r) The banks/FIs which have advanced loans to textile units eligible for 5% / 4% as the

case may be interest reimbursement will accept the repayment of loan if made with

in the prescribed date without the 5% / 4% as the case may be interest

reimbursement which it will get from the nodal agency. On the amount reimbursed,

the Banks/FIs may, however, charge interest at PLR from the unit till it is received

from the nodal agency.

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s) Deferred Payment Guarantee (DPG) scheme - Operational Guidelines:

The DPG in respect of rupee loan only is covered under TUFS. The operational

guidelines are at Annex-O.

t) Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20%-TUFS) for

Powerloom sector –Operational Guidelines:

MMS-TUFS@20% for powerloom sector will be operationalised by Office of the

Textile Commissioner as in the past and detailed operational guidelines are at

Annex - P.

u) Margin Money Subsidy @ 15% under TUFS (MMS@15%-TUFS) for

SSI Jute & Textile sector –Operational Guidelines:

MMS-TUFS@15% for SSI Jute & Textile sector will be now operationalised by

Office of the Textile Commissioner in addition to lending agencies and detailed

operational guidelines are at Annex - Q.

v) Additional incentive in the form of 10% capital subsidy for the

processing machinery, garmenting machinery and technical textile

machinery under TUFS:

The detailed operational guidelines are at Annex - R.

w) 25% capital subsidy for the handloom sector under TUFS:

1. Government of India has decided to provide an option to Handloom

Sector to avail of either 25% capital subsidy or the existing 5% interest reim-

bursement under TUFS.

2. The detailed operational guidelines including list of specified handloom ma-

chinery will be issued by the Office of the Development

Commissioner (Handlooms), New Delhi.

IV. MANAGEMENT

One of the main requirements for sanction of assistance under the TUF Scheme will be the

availability of competent management to the unit concerned to carry out the modernisation

programme and also to manage the operations of the unit efficiently.Towards this end, Lending

agencies may stipulate conditions relating to broad-basing of the Board, appointment of senior

technical/financial executives, professionalisation of the management and constitution of such

committees as may be considered necessary.

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V. WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS

Since the success of the modernisation programme would, to a large extent, depend upon

the availability of adequate working capital to achieve the full benefit of the modernisation

programme, the units have to make adequate arrangements with their bankers for meeting working

capital requirements.

VI. NODAL AGENCIES (NA)

1. The nodal agencies under the scheme for different segments are as follows:

Segments Nodal Agencies

Textile Industry (excluding SSI Sector) - IDBIL

SSI Textile Sectors - SIDBI

Jute Industry - IFCI

2. The nodal agencies have co-opted other All India Financial Institutions (AIFIs)/ state financial

corporations (SFCs) / state industrial development corporations (SIDCs) and commercial /

cooperative banks in the scheme for sanction and disbursement of loan so as to have a better

reach. However, there will be no erosion in the rate of the interest reimbursement available to

the borrower on account of such linkages. A list of co-opted lending agencies is at Annex – S.

3. Applications for assistance under the Fund Scheme may be submitted in the prescribed form

available from the concerned nodal agencies or co-opted AIFIs/SFCs/SIDCs/ commercial/co-

operative banks, as the case may be.

4. A special cell will be set up by the financing institutions for expeditiously processing loan

applications.

5. The nodal agencies will furnish periodically information in respect of sanction and

disbursement of the loans and other related information to the Textile Commissioner. Such

information in respect of the co-opted AIFIs/ SFCs / SIDCs/ commercial/co-operative banks

will be co-ordinated and furnished by the nodal agency concerned to the Textile

Commissioner.

6. Government has approved the placement of funds with the Nodal Agencies towards

re-imbursement of 5% interest to the borrowers other than that of spinning sector and 4%

interest for spinning sector under the scheme on a quarterly basis in advance but not earlier

than 15 days of the due date. In respect of foreign currency loan, exchange rate erosion not

exceeding 5% p.a. or 4% p.a. as the case may be will be covered. This will ensure the full

reimbursement of 5% interest or 4% interest as the case may be to the borrower without any

dilution/erosion due to delay.

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7. In respect of the co-opted financing institutions, nodal agencies will be responsible for

verifying the interest reimbursement claims of the co-opted AIFIs/SFCs, SIDCs and

commercial/co-operative banks and actual disbursement thereof.

VII. NODAL BANKS

(i) Additional 13 nodal banks have co-opted under TUFS for the cases financed by t h e m .

The identified 13 banks have consented to become nodal banks under TUFS. The names

of the 13 banks are as under :

1) State Bank of India 2) Bank of India

3) EXIM Bank 4) Central Bank of India

5) Punjab National Bank 6) Andhra Bank

7) Union Bank of India 8) Indian Overseas Bank

9) Bank of Baroda 10) ICICI Bank

11) Canara Bank 12) National Co-operative Development

Corporation (NCDC)

13) Indian Bank

(ii) The nodal banks will determine the eligibility and release the TUFS benefit in

respect of all the cases financed by them under TUFS including non-SSI, SSI and 10%

capital subsidy for specified processing machinery / garmenting machinery / technical

textile machinery. The State Bank of India will also function as nodal bank for its seven

associate banks.

(iii) The Nodal Banks shall examine eligibility of cases from TUFS-angle before a project

becomes eligible to the benefit of interest reimbursement under TUFS.

(iv) In case of consortium financing, the consortium leader shall assess eligibility of the

project under TUFS for itself and also for other members of the consortium, provided

the consortium leader is a nodal bank. In case consortium leader is not a nodal bank, the

nodal bank with major share of term loan shall assess the eligibility of the project and

also determine eligibility of 10% capital subsidy for specified processing /garmenting /

technical textile machinery.

(v) In case of financing by multiple banks, the bank with major share of term loan shall

assess eligibility of the project under TUFS for itself and also for other banks, provided

the said bank is a nodal bank. In case bank with a major share of term loan is not a nodal

bank, the nodal bank with major share of term loan shall assess the eligibility of the

project and also determine eligibility of 10% capital subsidy for specified processing

garmenting / technical textile machinery.

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(vi) In case of consortium financing / financing by multiple banks, the individual banks

shall administer interest reimbursement to their assisted units, provided the banks are

nodal banks. However, IDBIL / SIDBI / IFCI shall administer interest reimbursement

to those banks of the consortium / multiple banking arrangement which are not nodal

banks, for which purpose IDBIL / SIDBI / IFCI shall be endorsed / forwarded a copy of

eligibility certificate by the nodal bank, issued to such banks.

(vii) Nodal Banks shall submit annual forecast of funds required, about 6 months in advance

of budget, to Ministry of Textiles (MoT), Government of India (GoI), New Delhi, for

necessary budgetary allocation, followed by submission of quarterly interest reimburse-

ment claims to MoT, GoI, New Delhi, 1-1/2 to 1 month in advance of due date (viz., 1st

July / 1st October / 1st January / 1st April) based on principal outstanding amount in

respect of their assisted cases, for actual release of funds by MoT, GoI, New Delhi.

(viii) Nodal Banks shall submit utilisation certificate to MoT, GoI, New Delhi in prescribed

formats on monthly / quarterly basis before submission of next quarterly claim in the

prescribed format. The co-opted PLIs will submit the utilization certificate to Nodal

Agencies and to Office of the Textile Commissioner before submission of next

quarterly claim in the prescribed format.

(ix) As funds will be placed by MoT, GoI, New Delhi, with Nodal Banks in advance, the

shall open a dedicated account for keeping the funds so released by MoT, GoI, New

Delhi.

(x) Nodal Banks shall maintain requisite database of company / project-wise eligibility

established / pending references for TUFS-eligibility / interest reimbursement effected,

etc. for information to Office of the Textile Commissioner, Mumbai / MoT, GoI, New

Delhi, and parliament questions, if any.

(xi) The Nodal Banks will implement an ‘on-line system’ for expeditious clearance of the

TUFS cases and releasing of TUFS subsidy to the beneficiary.

(xii) IDBIL / SIDBI / IFCI would render advisory services to Nodal Banks during the

formative stage and will organise work shops for the benefit of the nodal banks ‘on

demand’ basis.

(xiii) In case of any doubts regarding eligibility of a case or any other related issue nodal

banks may contact IDBIL / SIDBI / IFCI or office of the Textile Commissioner for

guidance / assistance.

(xiv) The nodal banks will decide the TUFS eligibility of a case within 4-6 weeks of sanction

of the loan, subject to the condition that interest reimbursement is released to the TUFS

beneficiary within one / two days of payment of interest.

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VIII. RELEASE OF FUNDS TO THE NODAL AGENCIES / NODAL BANKS /

CO-OPTED PLIs

(i) The release of funds under TUFS has been linked to the submission of data in the

Format (I to IV) prescribed by the Office of the Textile Commissioner. The funds will

not be released until the unit-wise data in the prescribed format is submitted to the

Office of the Textile Commissioner. The Formats ( I to IV) are in Section – 4.

(ii) All the Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / co-opted PLIs receiving funds under TUFS

shall maintain a separate Bank Account for the purpose.

(iii) Balance amount available with the Banks may be indicated and the interest accrued

thereon may be credited to the Bank Account opened for the purpose.

(iv) Interest accrued by the banks under the Scheme may be deposited every quarter by the

Banks to the Pay and Account Office, Ministry of Textiles. The Demand Draft for such

an amount may be drawn in favour of the Pay and Accounts Officer, Ministry of Tex-

tiles, New Delhi.

(v) Next release of funds will be made only after the receipt of the Utilisation

Certificates from the concerned Banks.

(vi) Funds to the nodal banks will be paid only through the Electronic Clearing Service(ECS)/

Real Time Gross Settlement(RTGS). For this each nodal bank will provide details such

as name of the bank, branch, account no., MICR code of the bank etc. to the Ministry of

Textiles.

(vii) The above guidelines for release of funds are also applicable to the co-opted PLIs of the

SIDBI, IDBIL and IFCI.

IX. MONITORING/APPRAISAL MECHANISM

The Inter-ministerial Steering Committee under the Chairmanship of Secretary (Textiles)

will lay down norms for a monitoring and appraisal mechanism for effective implementation of the

scheme and may set up an appropriate machinery therefore. The Steering Committee would also

periodically review the functioning of the scheme.

-sd-

(Dr. J.N. SINGH)

JOINT SECRETARY AND TEXTILE COMMISSIONER,

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES,

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

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Sr. Minimum requirement

No. Large Unit Small Unit

24 DRs of normal size/22 extra- 12 DRs of normal size/11 extra-

long DRs /18 jumbo DRs with long DRs /9 Jumbo DRs with

1. Ginning machines Autofeeder /3 sawgins (90 saws) Autofeeder/1 or 2 sawgins with

or equivalentswith a processing equivalents processing capacity

capacity of 6-8 bales per hour. of 3-4 bales per hour.

Cleaner with 4 or more beater Cleaner with 4 or more beater

2 Precleaner cylinders/rolls with capacity to cylinders /rolls with capacity to

suit the processing speed of the suit the processing speed of the

ginning machines. ginning machines.

Cleaner with 3 or more beater Cleaner with 3 or more beater

3 Lint Cleaner cylinders/rolls with capacity to cylinders/rolls with capacity to

suit the processing speed of suit the processing speed of

ginning machines ginning machines.

(i) Pneumatic conveyor with (i) Pneumatic conveyor with

Stone Catcher for the first Stone Catcher for the first

stage from heaps to Precleaner; stage from heaps to Pecleaner;

4 Kapas Conveyor (ii)Mechanical/Pneumatic (ii) Mechanical/Pneumatic

System conveyor from Precleaner to conveyor from Precleaner to

individual gins.Central individual gins.Central

Platform system not permitted Platform system not

unless it exists already. permitted unless it exists

already.

Mechanical / Pneumatic Conveyor Mechanical / Pneumatic

Conveyor

(i) from Gins to Lint cleaner; (i) from Gins to Lint leaner;

(ii) from Lint cleaner to each Pala (ii) from Lint cleaner to each

5 Lint Conveyor Hall and Pala Hall and

System (iii) from each Pala Hall to (iii) from each Pala Hall to

a) Bale Press Hall in case of a) Bale Press Hall in case of

existing conventional Bale existing conventional Bale

Press Press

b) Bale Press box through b) Bale Press box trough

ANNEX - A

LIST OF THE GINNING & PRESSING MACHINERY

ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME

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Lint slide and Pusher Lint slide and pusher

Mechanism in case of modern Mechanism in case of modern

Bale Press Bale Press

(direct feeding of cotton from (direct feeding of cotton from

Lint Cleaner to Press box Lint Cleaner to Press box

permitted) permitted)

Single stage of hydraulic, auto Single stage of hydraulic, auto

tramping Bale Press with Lint tramping Bale Press with Lint

slide and Pusher mechanism for slide and Pusher mechanism for

direct feeding of lint into the direct feeding of lint into the

6 Bale Press press box,. Conventional water press box,. Conventional water

hydraulic, two-stage presses hydraulic, two-stage presses

without autotramping facility will, without auto tramping facility

however, be permitted if they will, however, be permitted if they

already exist. already exist.

7 Conveyor for Automatic Conveyor from gins Automatic Conveyor from gins to

Seed to Seed Platform Seed Platform

In Gin Hall In Gin Hall

In case of Central Platform, In case of Central Platform,

2 Benson fans or adequate 2 Benson fans or adequate

8 Humidifier/ number of nozzles. number of nozzles.

Moisturizer In Pala Halls In Pala Halls

2 Benson fans in each Hall or 2 Benson fans in each Hall or

adequate number of nozzles. adequate number of nozzles.

In case of unit not having tube In case of unit not having

well in the premises: tube well in the premises:

Overhead tank and / or sump Overhead tank and / or sump

(capacity 1.25 lakh litres) / water (capacity 65,000 litres) / water

9. Fire Fighting tank (1.50 lakh litres) with a tank (75,000 litres) with a

System minimum of 10 hydrants minimum of 6 hydrants

strategically located, hose pipes strategically located, hose pipes

with nozzles and a standby diesel with nozzles and a standby diesel

pump besides an electric pump. pump besides an electric pump.

Sr. Item

Minimum requirement

No. Large Unit Small Unit

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In case of unit having tube In case of unit having tube

well in the premises: well in the premises:

Overhead tank and / or sump Overhead tank and / or sump

(capacity 50,000 litres) / water capacity 25,000 litres) / water tank

tank (50,000 litres) with a (25,000 litres) with a minimum of

minimum of 10 hydrants 6 hydrants strategically located,

strategically located, hose pipes hose pipes with nozzles and a

with nozzles and a standby diesel standby diesel pump besides an

pump besides an electric pump. electric pump.

10 Underground All high tension and low tension All high tension and low tension

wiring wires/cables to be under-ground tension wires/cables to be under-

ground

Capacity; 20 tons/5 tons Capacity; 20 tons/5 tons

11 Weigh Bridge depending on local need depending on local need

(Not required if the facility (Not required if the facility

is available nearby) is available nearby)

12. Optional machinery

All foreign fibre detectors / removers.

13. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

Sr. Item

Minimum requirement

No. Large Unit Small Unit

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ANNEX - B-1

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR SPINNING /

SILK REELING AND TWISTING / SYNTHETIC FILAMENT YARN

TEXTURISING CRIMPING AND TWISTING.

a. SPINNING MACHINERY FOR COTTON SYSTEM OF SPINNING.

1. Fully automatic bale handling, plucking, peeling and blending grab machine with

micrprocessors.

2. (i) Sophisticated blow room machinery for cotton fibre and its blends consisting of

pre-cleaners, opening and cleaning machines with chute feeding system or lap making

system, metal detector, microdust remover and dedusting condensors (for open end rotor

spinning) with or without foreign fibre detector / remover.

(ii) Sophisticated blow room machinery for synthetic / regenerated fibres and their blends

consisting of opening and cleaning machines with chute feed system or lap making

system, metal detector with or without foreign fibre detector / remover.

(iii) Foreign fibre detector with CCD camera , Automatic bale plucking machines &

sophisticated cleaning machine equipment in the existing blowroom line.

3. Automatic waste extraction system for card, gill box, comber and ring frame with or with

out waste recovery / recyling machinery.

4. (i) High production card capable of producing sliver above 50 kgs/hr with autoleveller.

(ii) High production card for lap feed system capable of producing sliver above 50 kg/hr

with or without autoleveller.

5. High production draw-frame with delivery speed of 500 meters and above /minute with /

with out autoleveller.

6. Sliverlap/Ribbonlap, Lapformer.

7. High speed combers of 240 nips/minute and above.

8. Speed-frame with 1200 r.p.m. and above.

9. High speed ring frames having spindle speed of 16,000 r.p.m. and above.

10. Open end rotor of 75,000 r.pm. and above and other modern spinning systems, such as

DREF, PARAFIL, SELFIL AND AIRJET.

11. Automatic cone winding machine (auto coner) operating at the speed of 1500 metres per

minute and above and /or cheese winding machine with Siro cleaner.

12. Electronic yarn clearers and splicers for upgradation of existing automatic winding

machines.

13. Two-for-one/Three-for-one twisters operating at the speed of minimum 8000 rpm & 5000

rpm respectively.

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14. Yarn conditioning machine.

15. Industrial Humidification system with air washer plant and air filters to maintain RH and

temperature with / without de-humidifiers (Chillers).

16. Dust/particulate material seperators/collector (Air Pollution Control).

17. Overhead cleaner for spinning & winding.

18. Device for manufacturing core spun yarn.

19. Parallel winding machine with individual control management and length measuring

device.

20. Process control equipments :

(a) Electronic yarn clearers for upgradation of existing automatic winding machines.

(b) “Sauter Automatic Plant Controls” for the Humidification Plant for controlling and

maintaining R.H.

(c) “Opti speed” for Ringframes for changing the spindle speed throughout the doff according

to a set pattern, so that yarn breakages are minimized etc.

(d) “Premier Ring Eye” under Information Technology, since the equipment monitors the yarn

breaks in a Ringframe, identifies rogue spindles which give more number of breaks,

indicates the production of the Ringframe through computer.

21. Air Compressor 15 H.P. and above.

22. Direct double yarn twisting attachment at Ring Frame (e.g. Elitwist attachment for

spinning machine).

b. MACHINERY FOR FLAX SPINNING

1. Flax hackling machine

2. Drawing Machine for Flax

3. Roving machine for Flax

4. Wet ring frame for Flax

5. Auto Winding machine for Flax

c. MACHINERY FOR SILK REELING AND TWISTING.

1. Multiend silk reeling machine (Automatic or Semi Automatic).

2. Silk twisting machine (Two for One or Three for One or up twisters).

3. Winding machine.

4. Conveyer cooking machine.

d. MACHINERY FOR SILK WASTE PROCESSING / SPINNING

1. Silk Waste processing .

i) Cocoon opener.

ii) Computerised silk waste cutting machine.

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iii) Degumming machine.

iv) Drying chamber.

v) Carding machine.

vi) Preparatory machine.

2. Silk opener.

3. Automatic hopper feeder / Blending hopper feeder/ Feeder with automatic quality contorl

(either with automatic quality weight or volume control / combined automatic weight )

and volume control for silk card.

4. Carding Set.

5. Rectilinear-comber.

6. Vogoroux top / Silver printing machine.

7. Top to fibre / Top converting machine

8. Top bump press.

9. Draw frame / Roving frame/ Automatic rubbing frame / bobbiners / Finisher.

10. Self twist spinning machine / Sirospinning (2 ply spinning) machine / Core Spinning

Machine.

11. Fancy Yarn twisting and pattern machine.

12. Jumbo hank reeling machine.

13. Yarn brushing machine.

14. High speed inter-setting rotary / Chain pin drawing sets / Gill boxes.

15. Fibre opening and blending machine.

16. Raising / Brushing Machine.

17. Automatic and semi-automatic reeling machinery for mulberry and tassar.

18. Machines for twisting, Reeling, Brushing of yarn samples and small quantities

of plain and fancy yarn.

19. Two Chamber stenter for processing of silk fabrics.

e. MACHINERY FOR SYNTHETIC FILAMENT YARN TEXTURISING,

CRIMPING AND TWISTING.

1. Crimping machine.

2. Texturising machine.

3. Twisting machines.

4. Jumbo hank winder.

5. Rewinder/precision cone winder.

6. Micro slitting machine / Roll cutting machine.

7. Fancy Yarn Twisters and doubling machine.

8. Twisted & covered cord manufacturing machine.

9. Glittering Machine / Zic making Machine.

10. Air covering machine,

11. Universal double covering machine,

12. Spandex attachment on circular knitting /texturising machine.

13. Draw Twisting / Draw winding machine.

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14. Precision assembly winder

15. Precision soft winder

16. Hank to cone / cheese winding machine

f. MACHINERY FOR COTTON WASTE RECYCLING PLANT

1. Automatic soft cotton waste recycling machine

2. Automatic hard cotton waste recycling machine

3. Automatic bale press system (Packing)

4. Automatic cotton dust & seed collection & filtration system

5. Fire protection system

6. Service facilities, viz., transport, weigh bridge system, automated bale weighing system,

etc.

g. FIBRE/YARN TESTING EQUIPMENTS.

1. Modern fibre testing instruments viz., high/medium / low volume instrument for

checking length, strength, micronnaire, maturity, trash, color etc.

2. Eveness tester.

3. Yarn fault classification equipment, viz, classimat, classidata etc.

4. Equipments for testing neps, length, diameter, maturity, trash, viz., AFIS / FILE, advance

fibre information system, rapid tester, etc.

5. Single yarn tenacity tester, viz. tensorapid, statimat, tensomax, etc.

6. Tenacity / fibre crimp measurement instrument, viz,. fevimat, etc.

7. Modern yarn testing equipment, viz., twist tester, hairiness tester, tension tester,

co-efficient of friction tester, etc.

8. Moisture tester.

9. Packing density tester.

10. High precision weighing balance.

11. Computerised lea strength testing machine for CSP, count and CV% for CSP & count.

h. Modern material handling equipment, viz., fork lifter, bale stackers etc.

i. MACHINERY FOR SEWING THREAD (COTTON POLYESTER /

CONTINUOUS POLYESTER FILAMENT / CORE YARN SEWING

THREADS) MANUFACTURE.

1. Assembly winding / Cheese winding machine with individual control arrangement &

length measuring device.

2. Heavy ring doubler with or without wet arrangement.

3. Polishing cum lubrication machine.

4. Heat setting & stabilizing machine.

5. Pre-application winder/ composite lubrication winder / cone winder.

6. Precision winder & finishing machine / Twin cone winding and cop

banding machine.

7. Tube winding machine.

8. Auto labeling and packing machine.

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9. Box stitching / Carton strapping machine.

10. Bonding machine.

11. Spool winder.

12. Braiding machine.

13. Braid dye package winder.

14. Braid waxing machine.

15. Braid cop winder.

16. Pre-twister / Assembly winding machine.

17. Uptwister.

18. Dye packing winder.

j. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX – B-2

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR

WOOL SCOURING, COMBING AND CARPET INDUSTRY

a. WOOL SCOURING, COMBING AND SPINNING MACHINERY FOR WORSTED

SYSTEM OF SPINNING.

1. Sophisticated wool scouring machine with or without carbonizing plant / line.

2. Fibre opening/blending/cleaning/dusting machine.

3. High production worsted cards capable to give above 50 kg. production per hour.

4. High speed intersecting Gill box/Chain Gills/Rotory Gills/vertical Gill box of

delivery speed of minimum 400 mtrs. per minute.

5. Drawing set /Roving frame /Rubbing frame of delivery speed of 200 mtrs. per minute.

6. High speed worsted ring frames of 12000 rpm & above with or without siro

spinning attachment /or auto doffers.

7. Jumbo Spinning Frames.

8. High speed rectilinear comber of 210 nips per minute and above.

9. Two-for-one/Three-for-one twisters operating at speeds of minimum 8000 rpm & 5000

rpm respectively.

10. Yarn conditioning machine.

11. Assembly winding machine with micro process control.

12. Precision cone winding machine.

13. Air Splicers.

14. Automatic waste extraction system for card, gill box, comber and ring frame with

or without waste recovery/recyling machinery.

15. Baling press for wool combing.

b. MACHINERY FOR WOOLLEN SPINNING SYSTEM.

1. Wool scouring machine.

2. High production carding machine.

3. Gill Box for semi-worsted yarn.

4. Speed frame.

5. Ring frame.

6. Modern spinning system (DREF).

7. Winding machine.

8. Automatic waste extraction system for card with or without waste recovery / recyling

machinery.

c. MACHINERY FOR SHODDY SPINNING SYSTEM.

1. Continuous garneting, rag tearing & pulling and carding machine.

2. Ring frame.

3. Winder.

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d. MACHINERY FOR CARPET INDUSTRY.

I. Machinery for carpet yarn manufacturing

(i) Machinery for wollen / semi-worsted yarn

(1) Assembly plying

(2) Reeling / hank to cone winding / cheese & cone to cone winding

(ii) Machinery for other yarns

(1) Chenile spinning

II. Machinery for dyeing & finishing of yarns used for carpet industry

(1) Steam dryer

(2) Spectrophotometer

(3) Space Dyeing

(4) Chem-set machine / twistset

(5) Tape scour

(6) Sample dyeing machine

(7) Ancillary items

a. Water Treatment / Softening Plant

b. Carving/ Embossing/ Shearing equipment

c. Vacuum suction for cleaning of carpet

III. Machinery for woven carpet

(1) Axminster weaving

a. Spool gripper

b. Jacquard gripper

(2) Wilton weaving

a. Wireloom weaving / Brussels weaving

b. Face to face weaving

IV. Other carpet manufacturing machinery

(1) Pass tufting

(2) Needle felting

(3) Fusion bonding

(4) Carpet shearing & J box / J scrays

(5) Carpet back coating / coating & drying line for latexing & finishing of carpets

(6) Carpet overlocking / overedging machine

(7) Carpet label machine

(8) Carpet winding / baling machine

(9) Carpet inspection / rubbing machine

(10) Carpet fringing machine

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(11) Carpet printing machine

(12) Carpet tile backing / coating / latexing & cutting line

(13) M-tuft (Modra-tuft)

(14) Kibby

(15) Ned graphic

(16) Weave link

V. Carpet testing equipment

(1) Tuft withdrawal tensometer

(2) Wear and abrasion tester

(3) Hexapod walker tester

(4) Carpet dynamic loading tester

(5) Carpet static loading tester

(6) Carpet pile height tester

(7) Carpet thickness tester

(8) Carpet flammability tester

(9) Light fastness tester (xenotester)

(10) Launder-o-meter

(11) Crockmeter

(12) Soxhlet extractor

e. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX - C

a. LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR VISCOSE

FILAMENT YARN AND VISCOSE STAPLE FIBRE MANUFACTURING.

1. Continuous spinning machines for viscose filament yarn.

2. Digital electronic frequency inverters for spinning machines including control boards.

3. Finishing oil metering pumps with relevant feed system.

4. Metering gear pumps for viscose.

5. Portable systems for injection of pigments for viscose dope complete with stirred vessel,

metering pumps, instruments and control panel.

6. Precious metal spinnerettes including distribution plates (pre-spinnerette)

7. Spin bath degassing plant by flash evaporation.

8. Spin bath backwash filtration system with candle filters.

9. Continuous dissolving and homogenising system for viscose preparation.

10. Contidisk filters for viscose.

11. Spinbath heat exchanger in graphite.

12. Distributed Central System (DCS) for automatic control parameters of viscose.

13. Automatic cake handling system during spinning and after treatment.

14. Processor controlled precision cone winding machine.

15. Automatic cone packing and palletising system.

16. Splicers for knotting viscose filament yarn breaks.

17. Viscose filament yarn strength tester, INSTRON or STATIMAT-4 or

VIBRODYN 400 Model.

18. Testing equipment for process control and environment monitoring :

(i) Air sentry for atmosphere monitoring.

(ii) Stereo microscope for cross section studies.

(iii) Particle size analyser for viscose, pigments and tioz dispersion studies.

(iv) Spinnerettes Inspection microscope.

(v) Magnetic flow meter in VRR.

(vi) Online monitoring of soft water hardness.

(vii) Portable colour matching system.

(viii) Winder machine for uniform shade strips.

(ix) Auto Titrator for precise volumetric analysis.

(x) Portable density meter.

19. Eco Label Certification - Testing equipment for eco parameters :

(i) High performance liquid chromatography & high performance thin layer

chromatography.

(ii) Perspirometer.

(iii) Wash wheel machine.

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(iv) Atomic absorption spectrometer with accessories.

(v) UV - Visual spectrometer.

(vi) Gas chromatography with mass spectrometer.

(vii) Fourier transforming infra red spectrometer.

(viii) B.O.D. & C.O.D. monitors.

b. (i) MACHINERY FOR VISCOSE STAPLE FIBRE

1. Pulp pre-treatment – electron

2. Automatic pulp feeding system

3. Pulp slurry mixer with automatic slurry consistency control system

4. Twin Roll Slurry Press with Shredder

5. Ageing Drum

6. Automatic Alkali cellulose conveying / feeding system

7. Alkali Cellulose Cooler – Fluidized bed type with automatic temperature control

8. Lye filter (Candle filters)

9. Automatic Charge lye and Charge water mixing and cooling system

10. Xanthator with automation

11. Continuous Dissolving System with homogenisers

12. Ripening room with automatic process control, Continuous Filters with auto back flush

features , Hydraulic Filter press, Centrifuge for reject viscose recovery, Screw / gear type

viscose pump, viscose heating system, basket type viscose deaerators, continuous

spinningtanks.

13. Distributed control system for the viscose section.

14. Automatic spinbath preparation, Circulation, Filtration, Heating & Evaporation system

15. Hastealloy-C Hexa Rollers Stretch Unit

16. High-speed automatic rotary cutters.

17. Hastelloy - C for Carbon Di -Sulphide recovery Trough

18. Carbon Di -Sulphide recovery system with scrubbers and condensers

19. Sump Zone cooling and filtration system

20. After-treatment line for washing fibre, conveying of fibre and chemical treatment

21. After-treatment chemicals Filtration system

22. Pneumatic fibre squeezing system, wet fibre opener, fibre dryer and dry fibre opener

with automatic conveying system

23. Fully Automatic baling press with process controls of bale weight, moistures etc.

24. Automatic bale handling system

25. Distributed control system for spinning to Baling press

(ii) MACHINERY FOR DYED FIBRE

1. Distributed control system for colour slurry preparation and injections

2. Spectrophotometer based computerised colour matching system

3. Colour slurry injection pumps

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4. On line fibre quality monitoring equipments

5. On line fibre Contamination, Checking and removal systems

6. Automatic fibre sampling system (Robotics type)

(iii) UTILITY

1. Both for viscose filament and viscose staple fibre - refrigeration system for process

cooling -& ripening room air conditioning energy efficient cooling towers.

2. Air Compressor 15 H.P. and above.

(iv) LYOCELL FIBRE PLANT

1. Pulpers

2. High viscose reactors operating vacuum

3. Thin flim evaporators

4. Polymer Pumps

5. Polymer Filters

6. Spinning Module

7. Fibre washing and treatment machines

8. Fibre / yarn dryer

9. Fibre openers

10. Bailing press

11. Agitated reactors

12. Distillation tower with accessories

13. Multi stage evaporators

14. ION exchange purification plants

(v) HIGH WET MODULUS VISCOSE FIBRE

1. Modal (HWM) machine line

2. Pumps for soda station

3. Brine PHE

4. Heat exchanger for dissolver

5. 3% Caustic PHE

6. Rotary air lock for maturing drum

7. Charge water tank with level control system

8. Dope tank with stirrer

9. Viscose circulation pumps

10. Heat exchanger before flash tank

11. Spinning pump

12. Heat exchanger after spinning pump

13. Complete system from spinning to bailing

14. Spin bath tanks & pumps

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15. Zinc dissolving system

16. Spin bath filters and exhaust fans

17. Heat exchanger for spin bath cooling

18. Rotary vacuum filter & Pumps

c. Any other machine considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX - D-1

LIST OF MACHINES ELIGIBLE FOR WEAVING/KNITTING UNITS

UNDER TUF SCHEME

a. FOR WEAVING PREPARATORY :

1. Single yarn sizing machine.

2. High speed multi cylinder sizing machine/zero twist sizing machine.

3. Super high speed direct beam warper with creel (for shuttleless looms).

4. High speed direct beam warper with creel (for shuttleless looms in the case of woollen

units).

5. High speed direct beam warper with creel (for automatic looms).

6. Warp tying machine.

7. Automatic drawing-in-machine/Reaching-in-machine.

8. Fully automatic pirn winding machine (for automatic looms).

9. Hydraulic beam lifting trolly (for shuttleless looms).

10. Computer aided design system for weaving (optional).

11. Two-for-one twister / Three-for-one twister operating at the speed of minimum 8000

rpm & 5000 rpm, respectively.

12. Draw warping and sizing machine.

13. False twist - texturising machine having 800 meters / min speed.

14. Fancy yarn twisters and doublers with micro processors / Cut Chennile Yarn machine

/ power driven flat bed knitting machine for manufacture of fancy yarn.

15. Yarn singeing machine.

16. Sectional warping machine with autostop & tension control.

17. Dyeing and / or bleaching machine for yarn in package form.

18. Pirn winding machine.

19. High speed multi-cylinder vertical exit warping machine.

20. Auto reeling stitch machine.

21. Beam Gatiting Trolley.

22. Warp Leasing machine.

23. Dobby design card punching and copying machine.

b. FOR LOOM SHED (WEAVING):

1. Shuttleless loom. For Projectile and Rapier looms (including high speed rapier

weaving looms with 1152 hooks jacquard machine and intermittent cutting knife fitted

for making the tapes and attachment required for manufacturing of labels of different

widths) for Airjet and Waterjet looms with weft insertion rate of

i) 800 mtrs. per minute and above for Projectile looms. Marginal deficit of upto 5% in

the weft insertion rate of old sulzer projectile weaving machine is

permitted.

ii) 450 mtrs. per minute and above for other shuttleless looms. For SSI units, the weft

insertion rate of Rapier shuttleless looms may be 250 mtrs. per minute and above.

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2. Shuttleless loom (for woollen units)

i) 800 mtrs. per minute and above for Projectile looms and

ii) 450 mtrs. per minute and above for other shuttleless looms. For SSI units, the weft

insertion rate of Rapier shuttleless looms may be 250 mtrs. per minute and above.

3. Automatic shuttle loom.

4. Terry towel loom (fully automatic or shuttleless).

5. Corduroy and/or velvet loom and/or automatic loom for cut-pile fabrics.

6. Canvas loom.

7. Power driven chenille loom.

8. High speed needle loom for tape/belt weaving.

9. Auto control type of humidification plant (for shuttleless loom shed).

10. Modern industrial humidification system for controlling relative humidity &

temperature (for automatic loom shed).

11. Over head cleaner for airjet looms.

12. Dust separator.

13. Computerised label making machine.

14. Fabric embroidery machine.

15. Jacquard and Dobby on stand-alone basis.

16. Power driven cloth cutting machine/laser fabric or label cutting machine.

17. Air Compressor 15 H.P. and above.

18. Tufting machine with electronic process controls.

c. FOR KNITTING :

1. High speed circular knitting machine.

2. High speed socks knitting and gloves knitting machines with or without electronic

jacquard.

3. Computerised flat bed knitting machine with minimum speed of 11 revolutions per minute.

4. Warp/Raschel knitting machine.

5. High speed computerised warping machine for knitting.

6. Computerised label making machine.

7. Computerized Strap (Collar/Cuff) Flat Bed Knitting Machine.

8. Modern industrial humidification system for controlling relative humidity &

temperature.

9. Air Compressor 15 H.P. and above.

d. HANDLOOM:

1. Semi-automatic /ordinary frame handloom with minimum width of 52”, with or

without dobby / jacquard and benchmarked technology features, viz., take-up motion,

smooth sley movement, bigger shuttle and bobbin (minimum 4”), negative let-off

motion. It may include attachments such as multiple weft butta mechanism, pick

& pick sliding shuttlebox, solid border weaving catchcord attachment.The frame

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loom should be made out of ½” x 1 ½” x 3” steel U channel or steel pipe 2 ½” diameter

and 8 gauge or sturdy wood with minimum 4” widthx4” thickx6’ height. The looms

may have additional warp and cloth rollers made of wood or steel to ensure weaving of

long length fabric.

2. Handlooms of fly shuttle frame loom fitted with Dobby like lattice /barrel/tappet/draw

bar/iron frame vertical/centre closed shed/wooden frame vertical/double

cylinder iron border, Jacquard like single lift single cylinder wooden frame/single lift

single cylinder iron frame bar/double lift single cylinder iron frame/double lift double

cylinder iron frame/janata/lino;Combination of jala and dobby or jacquard; Fly shuttle

sley fitted with drop box on one side/drop box on both sides /circular shuttle box pick

& pick sley;

3. Fly shuttle frame loom fitted with let off motions like lever and weight let off

motion/special spring motion/rope let off motion/weight system/spring system.

4. Fly shuttle frame loom fitted with take up motion like ratchet & pawl motion/3 wheel

Ichalkaranji type motion/5 wheel take up motion without emery roller/7 wheel take up

motion.

5. Handlooms fitted with special attachments like catch card system/swivel loom/

lappet motion/terry motion/lino mechanism/chennaile weaving (automatic

cutting of chennaile while weaving), metal frame handloom/wider width wooden frame

handloom/long length cloth weaving mechanism etc.

Note: In addition, handloom units may also be provided with piano card punching

machine/electronic card punching machine.

6. Winding machine with multi spindle for preparation of pirns/bobbins/drums operated

by hand/peddle/power.

7. High Speed Doubling machine having spindle fitted on bolster with ball bearing.

8. The mobile textile quality testing equipment only for handloom sector and capable

of testing all of the following :

• Colour fastness to washing at about 40 degree celsius.

• Colour fastness to crocking/rubbing

• Shrinkage

• Ends-Picks per inch

• Count of yarn

• Percentage crimp of yarn

• Fabric width, and

• Grams per Square meter etc.

e. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-Moni-

toring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX -D-2

LIST OF MACHINERY / EQUIPMENT ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR

NONWOVENS / TECHNICAL TEXTILES

a. Spinning 1) Friction spinning

2) Accessories for spinning specialty yarns like aramide

and high performance yarns

3) Doubling or twisting machine for industrial yarn

b. Weaving Preparatory 1) High speed computerized warping / sectional warping

machine

2) Filament winding machine for textile position.

3) Spooling machine

4) Beaming machines

5) Canister beam warping machines

6) Assembling machines

7) Automatic coiling winder machine

8) Automatic fastening tape assembling fixtures

9) Automatic joining and winding machine

c. Weaving 1) Heavy duty shuttleless weaving machine for

production of technical textiles

2) Heavy duty tape weaving

3) Bi- axial & Multi-axial weaving machinery.

4) Multi-phase weaving machine.

5) 3-D and Block weaving machine.

6) Needle looms for narrow woven fabrics.

7) Circular looms

d. Knitting 1) Weft Inserted Warp Knitting machine (WIWK).

2) Knitting machine for spacer fabrics

3) Bi- axial & Multi axial knitting machine

4) Tricot machinery

5) Rachel double needle bar Machine

6) Rachel machine for netting

7) Net making machine by warp knotting system

8) Circular warp knitting machine for compression

garments

9) Stitch bonding machine

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e. Processing 1) Mechanical foamer with Crush calender.

2) Pultrusion machine and equipment.

3) Spattering machine and equipment.

4) FRP processing machine & equipment.

5) RTM (Reinforced Textile Material) machine and equipment.

6) Lab scale production /processing equipment for

technical textile product development.

7) Coating and / or laminating machine

8) Calendering machine

9) Finishing machinery for impregnating yarn or fabrics

10) Dipping machine for tyre cord / industrial fabrics / belting

ducks

11) Dipping machine for single end or cord for reinforcement of

v-belt / hoses / hosetires

12) Printing machine for coated / laminated fabric

13) Coagulated PU or PVC dip coating machine / PU or PVC

coating line or coating dipping / knife machine with infra red

dryer

14) Flaxographic printing machine as a part of the entire plant for

production of woven sacks / bags / other technical textile items.

(This machine is not eligible on stand-alone basis).

f. Madeup Technical

Textile (TT) Store 1. Computerised cutting equipment.

2. Hot air welding equipment.

3. RF (Radio Frequency) welding equipment

4. Ultrasonic cutting and sealing equipment.

5. Laser cutting and sealing equipment.

6. Tools & rigs for fabrication of T.T. products.

7. Printing equipment for Signage.

8. Heat setting machine and stretching (for heat setting table).

9. Back Coating Lines

10. Braiding machinery

11. Machinery for manufacture of clay liner

12. Machinery for manufacture of prefabricated vertical drains /

prefabricated wick drains

g. (i) Non-woven textile manufacturing machines:

1. Bale openers

2. Fibre openers

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3. Porcupine beater/opener with double beater or other similar

opener.

4. Fibre blending/mixing

5. Feeder hoppers/chute /card feeding unit

6. Cards

7. Cross-lappers,

8. Saturator

9. Air laying / web laying/web forming machines

10. Web drafters

11. Web expanders

12. Print bonder

13. Web conveyors

14. Web control systems - weight/uniformity/alignment

15. Batt feeders

16. Pre-needler/tackers

17. Web edge trimming and re-cycling system

18. Edge openers

19. Accumulator

20. Stackers

21. Unwinders/winders/slitters/slitter-cum-winder/stackers

22. Compression rolls

23. Heated calender

24. Chilled calender

25. Chiller

26. Stenter

27. Blow room equipment

28. Winding and cutting machine

29. All types of needle looms

30. Stich bonding machine with necessary attachments

31. Chemically bonded non-wovens.

32. Auto foam generator

33. Binder mixing tanks

34. Binder applicators of all types print dip knife etc

35. Drying and curing machines – steam/electric/oil/gas heated

36. 30" stainless steel drying cylinders range with first 5 to 6

cylinders teflonCoated.

37. Spray booths with spray guns

38. Powder applicator

39. Curing oven-steam/electric/oil/gas heated

40. Thermal bond calender

41. Thermopack for heating of calender

42. Hot air oven

43. Thermopack for heating oil

44. Dyeing and / or bleaching machine for fibre

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(ii) Spunlace non-woven

plant includes: 1. Hydro entanglement unit

2. Suction unit

3. Engraving unit

4. Dryer, on line printing unit.

5. Heating system

6. Water filter system

7. Boiler for thermic fluid/oil

8. High pressure pumps

9. Jet stripe cleaning equipment

10. Jet beams

11. Finishing seive belt with vacuum – beam

12. Winder with slitter

(iii) Spunbond non-woven

machines includes : 1. Chip feeder

2. Dryer

3. Extruder

4. Spinerettes

5. Cooling chamber

6. Filament laying

7. Compressor rolls

(iv) Complete melt blown

line includes: 1. Pellet handling system

2. Screenchanger

3. Meltblown die

4. Lamination stand

h. Finishing machines:

1. Hot melt cold glue applicators for coating

2. Ultrasonic slitting machines/edge sealer

3. Brazing machine with torch(for hot air)

4. PLC operated system with servo drives for measurement/

control of tension and temperature

5. Stitching machines of all types

6. Film calendering machine

7. Automatic packing and inspection machines

8. Heatset oven with stenter facility

9. Clicking press

10. Pilot/lab coating line

11. High pressure pump for water jet cutting system

12. Robotic waterjet cutting system

13. Robot for water jet cutting system

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14. Water softening/purification system for water jet cutting

15. Machines for powder scattering/paste dot/powder dot

16. Coating for fusible interlinings

17. Padding mangle (fulard)]

18. Extruder lamination machine

19. Sheet extruders and lamination machine

20. Singeing machine

21. Clip/pin stenter for heat setting

22. Flame lamination machine

23. Dust collectors

24. Jacquard machines for joining two edges by inter weaving.

25. Turret winder and unwinder

26. High speed precision mixers for plastisols/ organosols.

27. Gunning and cutting machine.

28. Grommet fixing machine.

29. PU tumbling machine and drying machine.

30. DMF recovery plant and distillation plant.

31. Printing machine for coated textiles.

32. All types of coaters such as knife over roll, kiss roll coater,

screen coater, etc.

33. Multi cylinder drying range

34. Rotary and flat bed screen printing machine

35. Dipping plant

i. Non-woven converting

machinery: 1. Complete thermomoulding lines

2. Complete thermosetting lines

3. Machinery of carpet/NVH moulding lines oven/press

4. Conveyor/thermopack for heating/chiller for cooling

5. Machinery for moulded roofliners

6. Die cutting presses

7. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into face masks /

dust masks / duck bill masks / earloop mask sealing / tieon

mask sealing / blank mask making machine

8. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into bouffont caps

/ surgical caps / medicap making machine

9. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into gowns /

pillowslip / shoe covers / ice pack body / ice pack band

sealing and cutting / hand bags / filter pocket / head rest

cover / CD / DVD cover and other such items

10. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into sanitary

napkins / baby diapers / adult diapers

11. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into dry and wet

wipes

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12. Machinery for slitting and rewinding of nonwoven roll

13. Surgical gauze machine making

14. Combined dressing making machine

15. Bandage Roll making machine

16. Machine to compress

17. Abdominal sponge making machine

18. Automatic packing machines

Note : The above machinery is only eligible for non-wovens and convertorsof non-wovens into

finished products.

j. Testing and Evaluation

machinery: 1. Speciality testing equipments and rigs for T.T. (Technical

Textiles) and T.T.P. (Technical Textile Products)

2. Universal textile testing machine 10 tonnes/20 tonnes

3. Index puncture resistance tester

4. Co-efficient of friction apparatus

5. Particle size determination apparatus

6. Gradient ratio test apparatus

7. Long time flow apparatus

8. Feltperm

9. Point paper design system with EWE

10. Weatherometer

11. Yarn shrinkage and shrinkage force testing machine

12. Viscometers

13. Data loggers for machine monitoring and flex resistance

tester

14. Tear testing machine

15. Cold crack resistance testing

16. Thickness gauge

17. Water repellency testing machine

18. Waterproofing testing machine

19. Fire resistance testing equipments

20. Accelerated ageing testing oven

21. Rainwater tests equipment continuous water spray test and

I.R. spectrometer etc.

22. All types of weighing balances / scales

23. Abrasion testers

24. Colour matching cabinets

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25. Colour fastness testers

26. Accelerated creep tester

27. Air permeability tester

28. Hydro static puncture test for geo membrane

29. Hydraulic grip

30. Projection microscope

k. Other ancillary equipments:

1. Air compressor

2. Boiler

3. Stirrer

4. Humidifier

5. Air conditioning units for control panels etc

l. Any other machine considered appropriate by the TechnicalAdvisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX - E

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME

FOR RMG/MADE-UPS UNITS

a. ELIGIBLE MACHINES FOR GARMENT / MADE UPS MANUFACTURING:

1. Single/multi needle power operated industrial lockstitch sewing machine with or

without trimmer overedging /seaming and banding operation.

2. Blind stitch machine/Chain stitching machine.

3. Power operated linking/loop making sewing machine.

4. Power operated flat lock/overlock machine.

5. Zigzag flat bed sewing machine.

6. Button stitch sewing machine.

7. Label/elastic inserting machine.

8. Decorative stitching machine

9. J Stitch sewing machine

10. Edge cutting sewing machine

11. Eyelet Button hole sewing machine.

12. Belt attaching machine.

13. Zip attaching machine.

14. Bar tacking machine.

15. Hemstitch machine.

16. Smocking machine / Automatic multi needle sirring machine.

17. Pattern maker/grader/marker machine/laser marker.

18. Power driven cloth cutting machine / laser fabric or label cutting machine / laser

engraving machine.

19. Band knife-cutting machine.

20. Collar / cuff turning / blocking machine / pressing machine.

21. Button and snap fastners fixing machine.

22. Pocket creasing and welding machine/Auto pocket making machine.

23. Industrial steam iron with vacuum table and / or buck press.

24. Boiler for steam press/vacuum press, Steam cabinet/Vaccum table.

25. Fusing press.

26. Collar contour trimmer.

27. Automatic spreading & cutting table with vacuum and / or air blowing device.

28. Shoulder pad-attaching machine.

29. Pocket cutting machine.

30. Computerised CAD / CAM / cutting machine.

31. Automatic Pocket Attaching machine

32. Round knife cutting machine.

33. End cutter with clothpress track.

34. Cloth drilling machine.

35. Collar point trimmer/Gear knotcher machine.

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36. High speed fully fashioned knitting machine.

37. Whole garment making machine for knitted garments or power operated

garment panel forming knitting machine with linking machine.

38. Power driven socks and gloves knitting machine.

39. Automatic thread trimming / sucking machine.

40. Shirt folding machine.

41. Stain/spot removing machine.

42. Pearl/Beads/Stones/Glassete/Hook and Bar attaching machine.

43. Quilting machine.

44. Fabric inspection/checking machine.

45. Needle/metal detector machine.

46. Multi head computerised embroidery machine.

47. Computerised label making machine / computerised label printing machine.

48. Button wrapping / shanking machine.

49. Feed-off-the-arm industrial sewing machine.

50. Automatic dart/pleat making machine.

51. Automatic label / ply picking machine.

52. Pin tucking machine.

53. Mechanised fabric pinning table.

54. Single needle basting machine.

55. Single needle post bed sleeve setting machine.

56. Hanging production conveyor system.

57. Crochet machine for laces and bands with electronic bar operation.

58. String thrusting machine.

59. Plastic Staple attacher.

60. Sand Blasting/Brushing machine.

61. Computer Colour matching. (machine)

62. Automatic machine for making knit shirt center pleats.

63. Belt Loop attaching machine

64. Button packer

65. Collar Heat Notcher

66. Spot Welding machine

67. Laser Colour Fading / Marking / Drawing Machine.

68. Laser operated Colour Spraying Machine.

69. RMG Curing /heat setting oven.

70. Air Compressor 15 H.P. and above.

71. Computerized Strap (Collar/Cuff) Flat Bed Knitting Machine.

72. Cup Seamer.

73. Automatic strap cutter machine with electronic feed & cutting device.

74. Cup moulding machine.

75. Auto reeling stitch machine.

76. Automatic combines panel-joining / tape attaching machine for curtains.

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77. Electronic, pre-programmed, straight line lockstitch curtainpleat tacker with fully

automatic curtainhook feeding device.

78. Automatic Combined Panel-joining & Hemming Machine.

79. Automatic Lockstitch Curtain Hemming Machine.

80. Fully Automatic Combined Thread Chainstitch Ring attach/pinch pleat tacking M/c.

81. Hydraulic combined cutting/pressing machine for processing metal curtain rings.

82. Pneumatic single.

83. Fully automatic fabric inspect, measure and length cutting machine.

84. Fully Automatic, Programmable, Electronic vertical curtain cutting machine.

85. Electronic, pre-programmed, straight line lockstitch curtainpleat tacker with fully

automatic curtain hook feeding device.

86. Fully Automatic drapery pinch pleater with integrated Microflex (r) adjustable

curtain hook feeder.

87. Curtain feeding device for fully automatic pinch pleater.

88. High performance motor driven curtain ironing table.

89. Fabric Laying / Spreading machine

90. Garment washing / Dyeing machine

91. Garment Drying machine

92. Garment Colour Spray Cabinet

93. Trouser topper / Foam Finisher machine

94. Trouser turning machine

95. Fabric Grinding machine

96. Hem Breaking Machine

97. Fagoting / Picoting machine

98. Loop making machine

99. Placketing machine

100. Sequin punching machine

101. Sequin embroidery machine

b. Quality control equipments for quality control laboratory set up by a garment /

made-up unit (this will cover all quality control equipments in a garment / made-up

units).

c. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-

cum-Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX – F

LIST OF PROCESSING MACHINERY ELIGIBLE FOR

5% INTEREST SUBSIDY UNDER TUF SCHEME

1. Shearing / Cropping Machine

2. Yarn / Fabric Singeing Machine / Gassing Machine/Singeing cum desizing machine.

3. Fabric reversing Machine

4. Cone to hank winding machine

5. Weight reduction / Scouring machine

6. Pressure Kier with automatic liquor circulation with or without autopiler.

7. Open width/rope washing machine.

8. Open width rope opening and squeezing machine with detwister.

9. J. box.

10. Solvent scouring machine/Vaporlock machine

11. Rotary drum Washer (HT/HP or ordinary type)

12. Wet fabric spreading and squeezing Machine

13. Hydroextractor

14. Slit opening machine

15. Star winch machine.

16. Float dryer with / without Padding Mangle

17. Yarn/Fabric mercerising machine

18. Package dyeing machine for cone, cheese, tops, fibres, dyesprings, yarn beam etc.

19. Fibre cake opener for fibre dyeing machine

20. Hopper feeder for fibre dyeing machine.

21. Fibre cake press with or without hydraulic system for pressing for fibre dyeing machine.

22. Cabinet type Yarn dyeing machine

23. Yarn conditioning machine

24. Automatic dyeing jigger/Jumbo Jigger with or without liquor circulation and auto dosing.

25. Jet dyeing machine

26. Soft flow dyeing Machine

27. Semi automatic flat bed screen printing machine

28. Roller wax printing machine

29. Rotary Printing machine

30. Transfer printing machine (for synthetics)

31. Continuous washing range with minimum 3 chambers.

32. Pad steam range

33. Precision flock cutting / printing machine for textile processing unit only.

34. Loop ager

35. Roller steamer / Flash ager/Pressure ager/Star ager.

36. Rotary screen making equipments for a textile processing unit only.

37. Curing / Polymerising Machine

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38. Coating/Embossing machine.

39. Sieving Machine

40. Decatising machine

41. Relaxing machine.

42. Compacting machine

43. Sueding / peach finishing / brushing / raising / contipress / pile cutting machine.

44. Friction / Shriener calender / Ordinary calender (minimum 3 bowls)

45. Microwave dryer / Hot air dryer / Infrared dryer.

46. Pleating/Creasing/Folding machine for fabrics.

47. Pinching and Flat embossed machine for fabrics.

48. Crush machine for uneven pleat for grey/dyed fabrics.

49. Dipping unit.

50. Milling machine

51. Crabbing machine

52. Paper or Rotary press

53. Shearing/Polishing machine for wool and it’s blends.

54. Foam finishing machine

55. Multicylinder drying range.

56. Fabric inspection machine with fault analyser with or without report generator.

57. Multichamber stenter with minimum 3 chambers, with arrangement for thermic fluid /

gasheating

58. Thin hydro carbon vapour recovery plant for textile printing.

59. Automatic packing machine

60. Water softening plant.

61. Deminerlisation plant.

62. Biomass based gassifiers.

63. Oil/gas fired boiler or fluidised Coal fired boiler with pneumatically controlled filter

mechanism, electrostatic precipitator and micro dust collector

64. Husk fired / Jute waste (caddies) boiler with pneumatically controlled filter mechanism,

electrostatic precipitator and micro dust collector.

65. Machines and equipments for effluent treatment plant.

66. Thermic fluid heater / other high temperature heating system

67. Air compressor 15 H.P. and above.

68. Roll to Roll inspection and mending machine

69. Laboratory / Processing machines & Quality control equipments for a quality control lab

set up in the processing unit (This will cover all type of laboratory/processing machines &

quality control equipments in a textile processing units’laboratory).

70. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory -cum Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX - G

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME

FOR JUTE RAMIE AND HEMP UNITS

a. FOR SOFTENING AND CARDING

1. Jute spreader machine

2. Modified, conventional, softeners

3. Breaker cards

4. Inter cards

5. Finisher cards

6. Drawhead

7. Split can delivery

8. Auto leveller

9. Hopper feeder

10. Teaser cards

11. Enzyme plant

12. Emulsion plant with electronically controlled stirrer

13. Dust shaker

14. Semi Automatic Root Cutting M/c.

15. Hard Waste Card

16. Breaker-Cum-Finisher Card with or without drawheads, auto-levellers & can changing

devices

b. FOR DRAWING

1. All screw gills

2. All jute drawings

3. Comber

c. FOR SPINNING & TWISTING

1. 4 1/4 slip draft

2. 5 1/2 slip draft

3. Ring spinning frame

4. Friction spinning

5. Open end spinning

6. Wrap spinning

7. Braiding machine

8. Ring twisting frame

9. Apron draft spinning machine

10. Flyer twisting

11. Wet / Semi-wet Spinning Frame

12. 4 ¾” S.D / A.D Spinning Frame.

13. Two for one twister

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d. FOR WEAVING PREPARATORY

1. Pre-beaming machine

2. Dressing machine

3. Warp and weft winding machine

4. Precision winders

5. Auto Coner

6. Assembly Winder

7. Beaming / pre-beaming machine

e. FOR WEAVING ETC.

1. High speed conventional jute looms with or without dobby/jacquards

2. High Speed Automatic Shuttleless Looms

3. Circular looms

4. Carpet plant

5. Non-woven/Felting Plant

6. Jacquard card punching machine

7. Needle/Webbing / Tape Looms

f. FOR FINISHING

1. Cutting machine

2. Lapping & Measuring machine

3. Sewing machine

4. Branding/Printing machine

5. Baling press

6. High Pressure Roll Up Machine

7. Calender M/c

8. Crisping M/c.

9. Automatic bag making M/c

g. FOR MATERIAL HANDLING & OTHER MACHINES (ESSENTIAL) :

1. Feed lattice

2. Conveyor system

3. Turn table.

4. Fork lifter.

5. Tractor.

6. Jib Crane

7. EOT (Electrically Operated Track) Crane

8. Beam lifter

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h. POLLUTION CONTROL MACHINES/INSTRUMENTS :

ESSENTIAL EFFLUENT OTHERS

TREATMENT PLANT

Effluent treatment plant with primary, 1. Dry type electrostatic, Precipitators.

secondary and/or tertiary treatment 2. Dry type bag filter .

facility (for unit linked to common 3. Dry type cleaners and multi cloves.

effluent treatment plant, effluent 4. Wet type scrubbers

treatment plant upto primary 5. Wet type ventury scrubbers

treatment system) 6. Ventilation system comprising of air

centrifugal / axial flow fans.

7. Dust extractor & blower

i. PROCESSING MACHINES

1. Singeing machine 2. Shearing/croping

3. Pressure Kier/Jumbo jigger 4. Cloth/yarn mercerising

5. Pad batch / Mangle 6. Winch

7. Semi-automatic / automatic Jiggers 8. Jet dyeing

9. Soft flow dyeing 10. Cabinet dyeing machine (for yarn)

11. High temperature and high pressure 12. Macro extracter

dyeing

13. Multicylinder drying range/Stenter 14. Hot air dryer for yarn dyeing

15. Semi-automatic /Automatic flat 16. Open width soaper

bed printing machine

17. Curing/polymerizing 18. Drum washer

19. Calendering 20. Oil/gas fired boiler

21. Thermo Pac with all type of fuels / 22. Air Compressor 15 H.P. and above.

other high temperature heating system

subject to pollution control measures by

the concerned State Authorities.

23. Husk/ Caddis fired boiler 24. Bio-mass based gassifier

j. FOR TESTING ESSENTIAL OTHERS

1. Evenness tester 1. Electronic twist tester

2. Jute bundle strength tester 2. Abrasion tester

3. Jute fineness tester 3. Bending rigidity tester

4. Yarn tensile strength tester. 4. Colour Fastness tester

5. Fabric strength tester 5. Computerised colour matching

6. Scotch guard applicator tester 6. Rubbing fastness tester

7. Light fastness tester

8. Drape meter

9. Count balance

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10. Laundero meter

11. Yarn twist tester

12. Yarn appearance tester

(manual / automatic)

13. Ballistic raw jute strength tester

14. Fire retardancy tester

15. Latexing tester

16. Water proofing

k. Modern Industrial Humidification system for controlling relative humidity and

temperature.

l. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX – H

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR ENERGY

SAVING PROCESS CONTROL EQUIPMENTS FOR VARIOUS SECTORS

a. Energy saving and process improvement instruments / attachments:

1. Auto cono : - Multichannel Pre-set yarn length monitoring and controlling system for ring

spinning, open end spinning, drawing frames, winders, twisters, texturising and crimping

machines.

2. Loom Data Monitor

3. Fabric defect analyzer (Micro processors based system to record all types of defects in the

fabrics).

4. Cotton contamination analyzer

5. Online / Offline Moisture indicator and automatic controller for textile units.

6. Online system for monitoring quality and quantity of steam water and power for

qualitative and economical consideration in various manufacturing processes.

7. Knitting data and defect monitoring system.

8. Web guiding system

9. Stop Motion for carding, comber machine, roving frames / speed frames, drawing frames

and knitting frames.

10. Weft Accumulator for shuttleless weaving machines

11. Warp Stop Motion, Yarn Inspector for yarn break / faults during warping and zweaving

process.

12. Production Data Monitor having electronic multi shift counter with predetermining

measured length, control and pre-signal warning, designed for spinning machines both for

ring and open-end, draw frame, twisters doublers and cards, knitting machine, shuttleless

loom, warping machine, sizing machine, shearing machine and fabric processing machines.

b. Promise Pro-Win range of online production monitoring and speed systems for

spinning machines

c. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX – I

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER MMS@20%-TUFS

a. Main machinery.

S.No. Type of Machinery

1. Pirn Changing Automatic Loom

2. Shuttle- less Looms

3. Dobby

4. Jacquard

5. Pirn Winding

6. Sectional Warping Machine

7. Warping Machine

8. Sizing Machine

b. List of accessories of automatic pirn changing loom, 190 cms width

Sr. No. Accessories Price (Rs.)

1 Warp Beam (1) 6000.00

2 Cloth Roller (1) 1000.00

3 Motor (1) 10000.00

4 Heald Frame (6 Nos. for 12900.00 (for tappet)

tappet and 16 for dobby) 34400.00 (for dobby)

5 Heald Wires (8000) 6666.00

6 Drop Pins (6000) 5000.00

7 Shuttle (1 No.) 1500.00

c. List of accessories of shuttleless rapier loom, 190 cms width

Sr. No. Accessories Price (Rs.)

1 Warp Beam (1) 6000.00

2 Cloth Roller (1) 1000.00

3 Heald Frame (6 Nos. For 12900.00 (for tappet)

tappet and 16 for dobby) 34400.00 (for dobby)

4 Heald Wires (8000) 6666.00

5 Drop Pins (6000) 5000.00

d. Other equipments

New Humidification Plant/ Air Compressor/ De-mineral Plant or Reverse Osmosis Plant, beam

gaiting and knotting machine are also eligible subject to a maximum of 10% of the total cost of the

eligible machinery for a project. However, subsidy for a project under the scheme will be restricted

to Rs.20 lakh.

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ANNEX – J

LIST OF PROCESSING MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR

10% CAPITAL SUBSIDY AND 5% INTEREST REIMBURSEMENT

1) Automatic Dye Weighing and Dispensing System.

2) Process house and dye Kitchen management system for whole process house.

3) PLC controlled Shearing / Cropping machine.

4) PLC based yarn / fabric Singeing machine with auto mixing of air & fuel for

temperature and flame control with or without pre and post brushing and desizing unit.

5) Singeing machine for tubular fabrics

6) Knit tubular mercerizing machine or bleaching cum mercerising machine.

7) Ammonia mercerising machine for fabrics, including ammonia recovery plant

8) Fully automatic Yarn / fabric mercerizing machine with Caustic Recovery Unit

(without caustic recovery unit if unit already has it)

9) Knit fabric continuous bleaching plant

10) Baloon Padder

11) Slit opener with open width squeeze mangle for knitted fabric.

12) Open-width continuous scouring and bleaching range with microprocessor

attachments and automatic chemical dosing.

13) Soft package precision winding machine

14) Arm hank dyeing machine

15) Automatic cabinet type yarn dyeing machine

16) PLC based Package Dyeing machines (cheese, cone.Tops, fibres, dyesprings, yarn beam)

17) PLC controlled Fully Automatic Flat Bed Printing machine with pneumatic

blanket control

18) PLC based Soft flow Dyeing Machine

19) PLC based Rapid Jet Dyeing Machines

20) PLC based Fully Automatic Jigger with Servo / Microprocessor control

21) Compact continuous dyeing and finishing machine for tapes / narrow width woven

fabric

22) Open width Pad-dry and / or Pad-Steam continuous dyeing range with micro

processor based energy control and water monitoring

23) Indigo dyeing range

24) Industrial washing / drying machine for garments / made ups/Industrial tumble

dryers/Washers.

25) Digital / laser / len engraving / screen making system for rotary screens

26) PLC based fully automatic Rotary screen printing machine with magnetic / air flow

squeegee system, on-line washing arrangement, quick change over facility, automatic

design setting

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27) Ink jet printing machines (For textile processing units only).

28) High Speed Micro inkjet engraver with UV exposing unit.

29) Continuous transfer printing machine (cylinder based) for synthetics.

30) Thermosoling range (For Synthetics only).

31) PLC based continuous crabbing machine.

32) PLC based scouring and milling machine.

33) Loop ager with arrangement for moist and superheated steaming.

34) Powder dot coating / laminating machine for fabrics.

35) Continuous weight reduction machine through micro wave technique

(for Polyester goods only)

36) Multichamber Washing range with minimum 5 chambers

37) Multi cylinder drying range with individual cylinder drives with or without padding

mangle

38) Multi chamber stenter (minimum 4 chambers) with arrangement of Thermic fluid /

gas heating.

39) Compressive Shrinking range

40) PLC based continuous decatising machine.

41) Airo Machine (for durable mechanical finishes)

42) Weft Straightner with electronic controls

43) PLC controlled Calendering Machine having Racolan sleeve

44) PLC based Compacting machine

45) Relax / Radio frequency / Radiant gas fired / Loop dryers

46) Sand blast machine for denims

47) Machine for Softening/Stone wash effect on fabric/garments.

48) Robotised automatic roll packing machine.

49) Plasma Treatment machines

50) Continuous Pressing and Setting Machine / Super finish machine

51) AC invertor driven PLC based Fabric inspection machine with fault analyzer and

report generator

52) Hand held spectrophotometer for shop floor colour matching

53) PLC based oil / gas fired boiler (Steam /Thermic fluid) with automatic control on

combustion efficiency

54) Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) upto secondary and / or tertiary treatment

facilities

55) Reverse Osmosis, Nano Filteration, Multiple effect / stage Evaporators / Mechanical

Evaporator.

56) On line/Off line Chemical concentration indicator & controlling system for textile

processing machines.

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57) Fabric Profile System to monitor and control the speed of stenter machine while

heat-setting/drying/finishing for process and quality improvement.

58) Fabric Centering & Spreading system.

59) Automatic Fabric Straitening system for high speed ranges.

60) Monitoring System for Weight/Denier reduction process.

61) On line monitoring system for treated liquid effluent quality and quantity.

62) Stack monitoring system for energy conservation and emission quality.

63) Testing equipments in Quality Control Lab accredited by National Accreditation

Board for Lab (NABL) India and set up in the textile & jute unit.

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ANNEX -K

LIST OF MACHINERY / EQUIPMENT ELIGIBLE FOR

10% CAPITAL SUBSIDY UNDER TUF SCHEME

FOR TECHNICAL TEXTILES INCLUDING NONWOVENS

a. Spinning 1) Friction spinning

2) Doubling or twisting machine for industrial yarn

b. Weaving Preparatory 1) High speed computerized warping / sectional

warping machine

2) Filament winding machine for textile position

c. Weaving 1) Heavy duty shuttleless weaving machine for

production of technical textiles

2) Heavy duty tape weaving

3) Bi- axial & Multi-axial weaving machinery.

4) Multi-phase weaving machine.

5) 3-D and Block weaving machine.

6) Needle looms for narrow woven fabrics.

7) Circular looms

d. Knitting 1) Weft Inserted Warp Knitting machine (WIWK).

2) Knitting machine for spacer fabrics

3) Bi- axial & Multi axial knitting machine

4) Tricot machinery

5) Rachel double needle bar Machine

6) Rachel machine for netting

7) Net making machine by warp knotting system

8) Circular warp knitting machine for compression

garments

9) Stitch bonding machine

e. Processing 1) Mechanical foamer with Crush calender.

2) Pultrusion machine and equipment.

3) Spattering machine and equipment.

4) FRP processing machine & equipment.

5) RTM (Reinforced Textile Material) machine and

equipment.

6) Lab scale production /processing equipment for

technical textile product development.

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7) Calendering machine

8) Finishing machinery for impregnating yarn or fabrics

9) Dipping machine for tyre cord / industrial fabrics / belting

ducks

10) Dipping machine for single end or cord for reinforcement

of v-belts / hoses / hosetires

11) Printing machine for coated / laminated fabric

12) Coagulated PU or PVC dip coating machine / PU or PVC

coating line or coating dipping / knife machine with

infrared dryer

f. Madeup Technical

Textile (TT) Store 1. RF (Radio Frequency) welding equipment

2. Ultrasonic cutting and sealing equipment.

3. Laser cutting and sealing equipment.

4. Printing equipment for Signage.

5. Heat setting machine and stretching (for heat setting table).

6. Back Coating Lines

7. Braiding machinery

8. Machinery for manufacture of clay liner

9. Machinery for manufacture of prefabricated vertical

drains / prefabricated wick drains

g. (i) Non-woven textile manufacturing machines:

Complete production lines or the component / parts

forming the production line for the manufacture of

following non-wovens upto rolledgoods preparation and

packing, viz.,

(a) Chemically bonded non-woven

(b) Stitch bonded non-woven

(c) Spun bonded non-woven

(d) Melt blown non-woven

(e) Spun bond melt blown non-woven

(SMS non-wovens)

(f) Needle punch non-woven

(g) Thermal bond non-woven

(h) Spun lace non-woven

h. Finishing machines:

1. Hot melt cold glue applicators for coating

2. Ultrasonic slitting machines/edge sealer

3. Brazing machine with torch(for hot air)

4. PLC operated system with servo drives for

measurement/control of tension and temperature

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5. Film calendering machine

6. Automatic packing and inspection machines

7. Heatset oven with stenter facility

8. Pilot/lab coating line

9. High pressure pump for water jet cutting system

10. Robotic waterjet cutting system

11. Robot for water jet cutting system

12. Water softening/purification system for water jet

cutting

13. Machines for powder scattering/paste dot/powder

dot

14. Coating for fusible interlinings

15. Padding mangle (fulard)

16. Extruder lamination machine

17. Sheet extruders and lamination machine

18. Singeing machine

19. Clip/pin stenter for heat setting

20. Flame lamination machine

21. Dust collectors

22. Jacquard machines for joining two edges by inter

weaving.

23. Turret winder and unwinder

24. High speed precision mixers for plastisols/

organosols.

25. Gunning and cutting machine.

26. Grommet fixing machine.

27. PU tumbling machine and drying machine.

28. DMF recovery plant and distillation plant.

29. Printing machine for coated textiles.

30. All types of coaters such as knife over roll, kiss roll

coater, screen coater, etc.

31. Multi cylinder drying range

i. Non-woven converting machinery:

1. Complete thermomoulding lines

2. Complete thermosetting lines

3. Machinery of carpet/NVH moulding lines oven/

press

4. Conveyor/thermopack for heating/chiller forcooling

5. Machinery for moulded roofliners

6. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into face

masks / dust masks / duck bill masks / earloop

mask sealing / tieon mask sealing / blank mask

making machine

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7. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into

bouffont caps / surgical caps / medicap making

machine

8. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into gowns /

pillowslip / shoe covers / ice pack body / ice pack band

sealing and cutting / hand bags / filter pocket /head rest

cover / CD / DVD cover and other such items

9. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into sanitary

napkins / baby diapers / adult diapers

10. Machinery for conversion of nonwovens into dry and

wet wipes

11. Machinery for slitting and rewinding of nonwoven roll

12. Surgical gauze machine making

13. Combined dressing making machine

14. Bandage Roll making machine

15. Machine to compress

16. Abdominal sponge making machine

17. Automatic packing machines

Note : The above machinery is only eligible for non-wovens and convertors of non-wovens

into finished products.

j. Testing and Evaluation

machinery : 1. Speciality testing equipments and rigs for T.T.

(Technical Textiles) and T.T.P. (Technical Textile

Products)

2. Universal textile testing machine 10 tonnes/20 tonnes

3. Index puncture resistance tester

4. Co-efficient of friction apparatus

5. Particle size determination apparatus

6. Gradient ratio test apparatus

7. Long time flow apparatus

8. Feltperm

9. Point paper design system with EWE

10. Weatherometer

11. Yarn shrinkage and shrinkage force testing machine

12. Viscometers

13. Data loggers for machine monitoring and flex resistance

tester

14. Tear testing machine

15. Cold crack resistance testing

16. Thickness gauge

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17. Water repellency testing machine

18. Waterproofing testing machine

19. Fire resistance testing equipments

20. Accelerated ageing testing oven

21. Rainwater tests equipment continuous water spray test

and I.R. spectrometer etc.

22. Abrasion testers

23. Colour matching cabinets

24. Colour fastness testers

25. Accelerated creep tester

26. Air permeability tester

27. Hydro static puncture test for geo membrane

28. Hydraulic grip

29. Projection microscope

k. Any other machine considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

Note : Since some of the machinery eligible for technical textiles can also be used by the other

segments of the industry, the technical textile entrepreneurs intending to avail of 10% capital

subsidy under TUFS will have to get themselves registered with Office of the Textile

Commissioner and obtain a registration number. In other words, the registration with Office of the

Textile Commissioner will be the pre-requisite for availing of 10% capital subsidy by technical

textile units.

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ANNEX – L

LIST OF MACHINERY FOR RMG ELIGIBLE FOR

10% CAPITAL SUBSIDY AND 5% INTEREST REIMBURSEMENT

UNDER TUFS.

a. ELIGIBLE MACHINES FOR GARMENT MANUFACTURING :

1. Programmable Single/multi needle power operated industrial lockstitch sewing machine

with or without trimmer overedging /seaming and banding operation.

2. Blind stitch machine/Chain stitching machine.

3. Power operated linking/loop making sewing machine.

4. Power operated flat lock/overlock machine.

� Four / Five thread overlock machine with or without trimmer.

� Five thread flat lock machine with or without trimmer.

� Five thread flat lock machine with seam joining device.

5. Zigzag flat bed sewing machine.

6. Button stitch sewing machine.

7. Button hole machine with locking device.

8. Label/elastic inserting machine.

9. Decorative stitching machine

10. J Stitch sewing machine

11. Edge cutting sewing machine

12. Eyelet Button hole sewing machine.

13. Belt attaching machine.

14. Zip attaching machine.

15. Bar tacking machine.

16. Hemstitch machine.

17. Smocking machine / Automatic multi needle sirring machine.

18. Power driven cloth cutting machine / laser fabric or label cutting machine / laser engraving

machine.

19. Collar / cuff turning / blocking machine / pressing machine.

20. Button and rivet snap fastners fixing machine.

21. Pocket creasing and welding machine/Auto pocket making machine.

22. Continuous pressing / folding machine.

23. Continuous fusing press.

24. Collar contour trimmer.

25. Automatic spreading & cutting table with vacuum and / or air blowing device.

26. Shoulder pad-attaching machine.

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27. Pocket cutting machine.

28. Computerised CAD / CAM / cutting machine.

29. Automatic Pocket Attaching machine

30. Cloth drilling machine.

31. Collar point trimmer/Gear knotcher machine.

32. High speed fully fashioned knitting machine.

33. Whole garment making machine for knitted garments or power operated garment panel

forming knitting machine with linking machine.

34. Power driven socks and gloves knitting machine.

35. Automatic thread trimming / sucking machine.

36. Automatic shirt folding machine.

37. Pearl/Beads/Stones/Glassete/Hook and Bar attaching machine.

38. Quilting machine.

39. Fabric inspection/checking machine with fault analyser and report Generator.

40. Needle/metal detector machine.

41. Multi head computerised embroidery machine.

42. Computerised label making machine / computerised label printing machine.

43. Button wrapping / shanking machine.

44. Feed-off-the-arm industrial sewing machine.

45. Automatic dart/pleat making machine.

46. Automatic label / ply picking machine.

47. Pin tucking machine.

48. Single needle basting machine.

49. Single needle post bed sleeve setting machine.

50. Power operated conveyor based material handling system for sewing department.

51. Crochet machine for laces and bands with electronic bar operation.

52. String thrusting machine.

53. Sand Blasting/Brushing machine.

54. Colour matching machine.

55. Automatic machine for making knit shirt center pleats.

56. Belt Loop attaching machine

57. Button packer

58. Collar Heat Notcher

59. Spot Welding machine

60. Laser Colour Fading / Marking / Drawing Machine.

61. Laser operated Colour Spraying Machine.

62. RMG Curing /heat setting oven.

63. Computerized Strap (Collar/Cuff) Flat Bed Knitting Machine.

64. Cup Seamer.

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65. Automatic strap cutter machine with electronic feed & cutting device.

66. Cup moulding machine.

67. Auto reeling stitch machine.

68. Fabric Laying / Spreading machine

69. Garment washing / dyeing machine

70. Garment drying machine

71. Dry to Dry cleaning machine for garments

72. Garment Colour Spray Cabinet

73. Automatic multi-head Flat bed Screen printing machine

74. Trouser topper / Form Finisher machine

75. Trouser turning machine

76. Fabric Grinding machine

77. Hem Breaking Machine

78. Fagoting / Picoting machine

79. Loop making machine

80. Placketing machine

b. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

Note : The readymade garment units are only eligible to avail of the benefit of 10% capital

subsidy on the above machinery.

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ANNEX – M

LIST OF MACHINERY FOR CAD / CAM AND DESIGN STUDIO

UNDER TUFS.

a. ELIGIBLE MACHINES / EQUIPMENTS AND SOFTWARE FOR TEXTILE

DESIGN STUDIO

I. Eligible machines / equipments for Textile Design Studio.

1. Latest Configuration Core Duo Desktop Computers with minimum 1 GB RAM & 17”

Monitor and UPS.

2. Digitizer

3. Latest Model Plotter / High speed Ink Jet Plotter

4. Automatic Spreading & Cutting Machine(Single ply and high ply cutters)

5. Plotter for Computerised CAD / CAM Pattern marker / Pattern grading / marker.

6. CAD / CAM Design Studio.

7. High Resolution Scanner

8. Inkjet Engraver

9. Semi/fully automatic printing machine

10. Digital Printing machine

11. Absorbing machine

12. Screen Room preparatory equipments

• Screen Stretching Equipments

• Auto Screen Coating Equipments

• Exposing Equipments

• Digital Screen Equipments

II. Eligible software for Textile Design Studio.

1. CAD for Automatic Marker Planning, grading and marketing.

2. CAD/CAM software for embroidery machine.

3. CAD / CAM Pattern marker / Pattern grading / marker Software with Plotter.

4. Computer aided production planning software

5. AUTOCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Coral Draw, Adobe Illustrator Softwares,3D Max,

Visual Studio, Coral 6.0, Flash, Animator Pro, infini-D, form-Z, sketch, publishing,

visual basic provin, macromedia director, front page editor, dream weaver

6. Textile Design Software / Vision textile design software

7. Apparel Design Software

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8. Software for Product Development Management (Work & Event Tracking,

Construction & Assembly Details, Report Generation, Measurement Specs)

9. Global Sourcing (Source Components from Multiple vendors, Manage Distribution,

Forecasting, Automatic Bid Updates)

10. Pattern Making Software Licenses

11. Marker Planning Software Licenses

12. Cut Planner Software Licenses

13. Designing Software Licenses

14. E-fit Simulator (3D Virtual Sampling)

15. Other design softwares.

III. Testing equipment

1. Loop length tester

2. Digital twist tester

3. Abrasion tester

4. Fabric checking machine

5. Pilling tester

6. Tearing strength tester

7. Stiffness tester

8. Colour matching cabinet

9. Light fastness tester

10. Computer colour matching system

11. Polarizing projection microscope

12. X-ray fluorescence spectrometry

13. Spectroscope and flex cam camera

14. Spectro photometer

15. Washing fastness tester

16. Coveyarised scanning / grading

b. Any other machine considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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ANNEX – N

COMPOSITION AND FUNCTIONS OF

TECHNICAL ADVISORY-CUM-MONITORING COMMITTEE (TAMC)

1. Composition of the Committee

1. Textile Commissioner, Mumbai Chairman

2. Director (Cotton), Ministry of Textiles Member

3. Jute Commissioner, Kolkata Member

4. Chairman, Confederation of Indian Textile Member

Industry (CITI), New Delhi

5. Chairman, Indian Woollen Mills Federation Member

(IWMF), Mumbai

6. Chairman, Federation of Indian Art Silk Weaving Member

Industry (FIASWI), Surat

7. President, Indian Spinners Association (ISA), Mumbai Member

8. President, South India Small Spinners Association Member

(SISSPA), Coimbatore

9. President, Ludhiana Knitwear Club, Ludhiana Member

10. Chairman, Federation of Indian Textile Engineering Member

Industry (FITEI), Mumbai

11. President, Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA), Kolkata Member

12. Chairman, Clothing Manufacturers’ Association of Member

India (CMAI), Mumbai

13. Chairman, Powerloom Development and Export Member

Promotion Council (PDEXCIL),Mumbai

14. Chairman, Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council Member

(TEXPROCIL),Mumbai

15. Chairman, Apparel Export Promotion Council Member

(AEPC),Gurgaon

16. Chairman, Synthetic and Rayon Textiles Promotion Member

Council, Mumbai

17. In-charge, TUF Cell, Industrial Development Member

Bank of India, Mumbai

18. In-charge, TUF Cell, Small Industries Development Member

Bank of India, Lucknow

19. In-charge, TUF Cell, Industrial Finance Corporation of Member

of India, New Delhi

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20. In-charge, TUF Cell, State Bank of India, Mumbai Member

21. In-charge, TUF Cell, Central Bank of India, Mumbai Member

22. In-charge, TUF Cell, Bank of India, Mumbai Member

23. In-charge, TUF Cell, Export Import Bank of India, Mumbai Member

24. In-charge, TUF Cell, NCDC, New Delhi Member

25. In-charge, TUF Cell, Canara Bank, Bangalore Member

26. In-charge, TUF Cell, Bank of Baroda, Mumbai Member

27. In-charge, TUF Cell, Indian Overseas Bank, Mumbai Member

28. In-charge, TUF Cell, Union Bank of India, Mumbai Member

29. In-charge, TUF Cell, Andhra Bank, Hyderabad Member

30. In-charge, TUF Cell, ICICI Bank, Mumbai Member

31. In-charge, TUF Cell, Punjab National Bank, New Delhi Member

32. In-charge, TUF Cell, Indian Bank, Chennai Member

33. Joint Textile Commissioner (E), O/o. TXC, Mumbai Member Secretary

Any other technical expert, industry representative or the representatives of the co-opted banks

/ SFC/SIDCs twin function IDCs may be invited as special invitees as and when required.

2. Functions:

The functions of the Technical Advisory Committee will be as follows:

i) Determine eligibility of the machinery under TUFS.

ii) To interpret and clarify the various provisions of the GR on TUFS.

iii) To review the progress of the scheme and critically analyse the operation thereof, at

a macro-level and sort out administrative and operational bottlenecks.

iv) To coordinate and sort out the inter bank and PLI-Nodal Agency issues.

v) To keep the Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) apprised of the direction

and extent of the implementation of the scheme.

3. The Committee shall ordinarily meet once in a quarter.

4. The Committee would keep the Government apprised of the decisions taken by them

regarding technical and other issues relating to the scheme.

5. Miscelleneous :

i) The T.A./D.A., if any, in respect of Government officials and the Textile Research

Association officials shall be borne by their respective Departments and Organisations

respectively. In respect of other members T.A./D.A. shall be borne by the organisations,

which the members represent.

ii) Secretariat assistance will be provided by the Office of Textile Commissioner,

Mumbai.

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ANNEX – O

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR

DEFERRED PAYMENT GUARANTEE (DPG) SCHEME

(i) The assistance under DPG will cover major equipments and also cases involving both

DPG and normal term loan in a single project. In all cases, however, the project per-se

has to meet the technology and other eligibility norms of the TUFS.

(ii) The margin money in case of equipment exclusively under DPG, shall be assumed

as 20% for the purpose of interest subsidy under TUFS. However, in respect of

cases involving both DPG and term loan, margin money may be taken based on

project cost excluding DPG component.

(iii) The period of the deferred payment will be from the date of execution of the bills/

promissory notes and should not exceed 7 years including moratorium period not

exceeding one year.

(iv) Only rupee loan will be covered under the TUFS and buyers bank who is giving the

guarantee has to be bank co-opted under TUFS.

(v) The intending purchaser-user of indigenous / imported machinery who is not in a

position to offer immediately full cash payment for the required machinery will

approach the machinery manufacturer / local agent of foreign supplier seeking

deferred payment facility. The manufacturer – seller will prepare separate usance

bill / promissory note for each installment together with interest payable on the

deferred installments.

(vi) The bills drawn by the seller will be accepted by the purchaser/user and guaranteed

by the purchaser/users bank. Alternatively, these bills are drawn by the purchaser/

users and guaranteed by his banker.

(vii) These bills/promissory notes are then delivered to the seller, who gets them

discounted with his banker, thus realising the cost of the machinery; the discount

payable by him to his banker is included in the amounts of the bills by way of

interest for the period of deferred payment.

(viii) The buyers bank will retire the bills on the respective dates by debiting the account

of the buyer and for the full face value of the bill including principal amount and

interest on deferred payment. After receipt of the 5% interest reimbursement from

nodal agency, the reimbursement amount will be refunded by the buyers bank to the

buyer.

(ix) After ensuring compliance with all the provisions of TUFS, the buyers bank will

approach respective nodal agencies for interest reimbursement. The buyers bank will

be required to furnish complete details i.e., invoice value of equipment, discounting

rate (%), usance period (months) for each bill, periodicity and entire repayment sched

ule indicating break-up of principal components for the entire period of repayment.

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ANNEX – P

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR IMPLEMENTING 20% MARGIN MONEY

SUBSIDY UNDER TUFS (MMS@20%-TUFS) FOR POWERLOOM SECTOR

1. An option has been provided to the powerloom units to avail of 20% Margin Money Subsidy

under TUFS (MMS@20%-TUFS) in lieu of 5% interest reimbursement / 15% Margin Money

Subsidy. The operational guidelines of the MMS@20%-TUFS are as follows:

2. Duration of the scheme

2.1 The operation of MMS@20%-TUFS will be co-terminus with modified TUFS, i.e., from 1st

April, 2007 to 31st March, 2012.

3. Eligible units

3.1. The scheme is applicable to powerlooms in Micro & SSI sector only i.e., the units

having investment in plant & machinery as per Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises

Development Act 2006. However, filing of Entrepreneurs Memorandum with concerned

District Industries Centre is a pre-requisite for availing of assistance under the scheme.

3.2 The eligibility of the powerloom unit is subject to a capital ceiling of Rs.200 lakh and ceiling

on margin money subsidy of Rs.20 lakh. SSI units exceeding capital ceiling of Rs. 200 lakh

would not be eligible for assistance under 20% MMS- TUFS. Such units are advised to avail

of 5% interest reimbursement under TUFS.

4. Quantum of subsidy

4.1 20% margin money subsidy will be available on investment in TUF compatible specified

machinery subject to a ceiling of Rs. 20 lakh on subsidy amount to each unit.

Proviso :- (i) However where two or more undertakings are set up by the same person as

a proprietor each of such industrial undertakings shall be considered to be

controlled by the other undertaking or undertakings

OR

(ii) Where two or more undertakings are set up as partnership firms under the

Indian Partnership Act, 1932 (1 of 1932) and one or more partners are com

mon partner or partners in such firms, each of such industrial undertakings

shall be considered to be controlled by the other undertaking or under

takings.

OR

(iii) Where industrial undertaking are set up by companies under the

Companies Act, 1956 (1 of 1956) and where one or more Directors are

common/same person who have already availed subsidy in their individual

capacity for a proprietary/partnership firm, such undertakings shall be

considered to be controlled by the other undertaking or undertakings.

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4.2. Powerloom units availing of 20% subsidy would not be eligible under the NEF scheme.

5. Eligible machinery

5.1. The eligible machinery under the scheme include indigenously manufactured automatic

looms, shuttle less looms with or without specified loom accessories and specified weaving

preparatory machinery.

5.2 The new imported looms as well as 2nd hand imported shuttle-less looms upto 10 years

vintage with residual life of 10 years as per TUFS norms will also be eligible under the

sheme.

5.3 New Humidification Plant/ Air Compressor/ De-mineral Plant or Reverse Osmosis lant,

beam gaiting and knotting machine are also eligible subject to a maximum of 10% of the

total cost of the eligible machinery for a project. However, subsidy for a project under the

scheme will be restricted to Rs.20 lakh.

6. Bench marking of price under the scheme:

6.1. The Textile Commissioner in terms of the guidelines issued by the Govt. has fixed the

ceiling on benchmarked price for the eligible second hand imported machinery upto 10

years vintage only under the scheme for the purposes of subsidy. The same is enclosed at

Appendix-I.

6.2. In place of price benchmarking of the indigenous machinery, the machinery manufacturers

shall be benchmarked. The indigenous machinery manufacturers whose machinery has been

benchmarked under MMS @ 20% - TUFS as on date will be considered as benchmarked

manufacturer under the scheme subject to the condition that such manufacturers obtain

ISO-9001 and also they fulfill the criteria which will be fixed for benchmarking of

manufacturers from time to time. (List of eligible machinery manufacturers as on date is at

Appendix-II).

7. Lending Agency

7.1. NBFCs registered with RBIs as category A and B, all banks including cooperative banks /

SFCs /SIDCs and SIDBI are eligible for funding under the scheme.

8. Financial norms

8.1. Promoters contribution of 15% is to be ensured by the lending agency.

8.2. Financial norms like security debt-equity ratio, previous years profit position, networth etc.

will be as per existing norms of lending agency. However, they should not be stricter than

TUF norms.

8.3. Powerloom unit availing of 20% subsidy should at least function for a minimum lock-in

period of three years under the same ownership from the date of disbursement of subsidy to

ensure that repayment period including moratorium period for the term loan should be

minimum of three years.

9. Release of subsidy

Following mechanism will be adopted for the release of subsidy to Machinery

Manufacturers / Entrepreneurs / Banks.

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9.1. Machinery Manufacturers

9.1.1. The powerloom unit will approach the lending agency for a term loan with their project

proposal. The lending agency would advise the office of the Textile Commissioner of the

sanction of the loan in the prescribed format as at Appendix - III.

9.1.2. The powerloom entrepreneur would release his initial advance of minimum 15%

contribution directly to the machinery manufacturer for the cost of the machine. The

lending agency would release the loan to the machinery manufacturer when machinery

are ready for dispatch. In case, with the loan amount, 80% of the cost of the machinery is

not met, the powerloom weaver would make good the remaining amount to the machinery

manufacturer from his own resources.

9.1.3. The machinery manufacturer/powerloom entrepreneur would install and commission the

loom on receiving 80% of the cost of the machinery. After satisfactory commissioning of

the loom, the machinery manufacturer would inform the office of the Textile

Commissioner.

9.1.4. In case of imported machinery, the powerloom weaver would inform the office of the

Textile Commissioner after commissioning of the looms.

9.1.5. Textile Commissioner would constitute inspection teams on regional basis to inspect and

certify the commissioning of the machinery. It would be ensured that Certification

Committee issues a certificate within 15 days from date of intimation by the machinery

manufacturer.

9.1.6. The 20% subsidy would be released by the office of the Textile Commissioner to the

machinery manufacturers/ units Bank Account after receipt and examination of

certification from the inspection team.

9.1.7. In respect of TUFS compatible imported looms and machinery, the powerloom weavers

will need to open a LC in Bank to make the purchase. In such cases, the 20% subsidy

would be released directly to the powerloom weaver’s bank account after receiving

installation and commissioning report of the imported looms and machinery.

9.1.8. Interest subsidy/capital subsidy/Margin Money subsidy on the basic value of

the machineries and exclude the tax component/custom duty for the purpose

of valuation.

9.1.9. In case powerloom entrepreneur avails of bridge finance from the lending agency for the

20% margin money subsidy to be given, the 20% subsidy would be released by the Textile

Commissioner directly to the lending agency.

9.1.10. In case machinery is being installed / commissioned in phases, the subsidy shall also be

released in phases.

9.2. Banks

9.2.1. The Powerloom units may avail of 20% Margin Money Subsidy (MMS) on ‘front ended’

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basis along with bank finance. The operational guidelines for releasing of 20% subsidy

are as follows:

9.2.2. The powerloom unit will approach the lending agency for term loan and bridge finance

for 20% MMS with their project proposal. After sanctioning of the loan the lending agency

shall advise the O/o the Textile Commissioner the sanction of the loan in the prescribed

format at Appendix - IV.

9.2.3. Under the scheme, the lock in period for term loan would at-least be of 3 years.

9.2.4. The powerloom entrepreneur would release his initial contribution of minimum of 15%

directly to the machinery manufacturer.

9.2.5. The lending agency would release the term loan as well as bridge finance to the

machinery manufacturers when machinery is ready for dispatch.

9.2.6. The machinery manufacturer would continue with casting / engraving of the nine-digit

identification code for each machinery.

9.2.7. The machinery manufacturer/ powerloom entrepreneur would install and commission the

machinery and inform the lending agency about commissioning of the machinery.

9.2.8. Lending agencies visits the unit either before or after disbursement of the loan. During

this visit, the lending agency would ensure the casting/engraving of the nine-digit

identification code on the indigenous machinery as per the guidelines.

9.2.9. After this visit, the lending agency will inform the O/o the Textile Commissioner that the

party has installed the machinery and they have released the payment including the bridge

finance on account of the 20% margin money subsidy in the prescribed format. The

lending agency, along with this declaration will also send the copies of all related

documents, which should invariably have all the specification of the machinery and also

the 9-digit identification code to the office of the Textile Commissioner.

9.2.10. Based on the documents so received from the lending agency, the O/o the Textile

Comissioner would release the margin money subsidy to the lending agency.

9.2.11. 20% margin money subsidy will be worked out on the basis of invoice price exclusive of

all taxes, in respect of indigenous machinery. The lending agency should provide bridge

finance to the extent of 20% of eligible investment.

9.2.12. In respect of brand new imported machinery, the 20% margin money subsidy will be

worked out on the basis of CIF price, while in respect of second hand imported

machinery, the 20% margin money subsidy will be worked out on the basis of benchmarked

price as fixed by Textile Commissioner from time to time or CIF price whichever is

lower.

9.2.13. In case the lending agencies give bridge finance more than the eligible 20% margin money

subsidy, the excess amount will have to be recovered from the powerloom weaver or it

can be converted into a normal term loan by the lending agency.

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9.2.14. Textile Commissioner would constitute a team comprising of senior officers of the Head

office to periodically inspect on random basis the machinery installed/commissioned as

well as the original record of the bank pertaining to the loan to the beneficiary.

10. Safeguard against mis-utilisation

10.1. To prevent mis-utilisation of the scheme, casting of a unique mill no, machine code no,

and engraving of the running serial number would be done on each machine. There

would be a nine-digit identification code for each machinery. The nine-digit

identification code will include the following:

• The first three digits (000) of the identification code will indicate unique three digit

mill No. for each manufacturer which has been allotted by the Textile Commissioner.

The unique three digit mill no. will be casted in the specified cast components by the

machinery manufacturers.

• The next two digits (00) of the identification code will indicate the type of the

machinery. The two digit number for different type of machinery has been specified by

the Textile Commissioner. The details of the two digit numbers are given in the

Appendix - V. The two digit number is to be casted / engraved besides three digit unique

mill number on each machinery.

• The next four digits (0000) will indicate number of machinery of that

manufacturer produced under the scheme. The four digit running serial No. for each

type of machinery will be given by the respective machinery manufacturer and is to be

engraved besides three digit unique mill number and two digit machine code specified

by the Textile Commissioner for that machinery.

For example the nine digit identification code for Automatic Pirn Changing loom

produced under the scheme by M/s ABC Works Ltd, would be ‘024-03-0001’. The first

three digits ‘024’ indicate the unique mill number of M/s ABC Works Ltd the next two

digit ‘03’ indicate the type of machinery i.e., Automatic Pirn Changing loom, the next

four digit ‘0001’ indicate the first Automatic Pirn Changing loom produced by M/s

ABC Works Ltd, under the Scheme. Likewise the nine-digit identification code for 1st

rapier loom produced under the scheme by M/s XYZ Works Ltd would be Rapier loom

‘001-04-0001’. The first three digits ‘001’ indicate the unique mill number of M/s

XYZ Works Ltd ; the next two digit ‘04’ indicate the type of machinery i.e., rapier

loom; the next four digit ‘0001’ indicate the first rapier loom produced by M/s XYZ

Works Ltd under the Scheme. The machine serial no. will be in continuity from the

earlier number as given under CLCS.

10.2. The identified machinery manufactures would cast the 3 digit unique mill No. on the

select cast components as specified by the Textile Commissioner. The item-wise

specified components for casting are at Appendix - VI. The two digit machinery No.

specified by the Textile Commissioner will be casted /engraved while the four digit

running S.No.would be engraved on the machine on such cast component so that mill

code, machine code and running serial no of machine are in alignment to make a row.

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10.3. For specified machinery which have no cast components engraving of unique mill no.

instead of casting of such no. is permitted by the Textile Commissioner.

10.4. For the existing stock of the machinery manufacturers, the stock declaration statement as

on date of enlisting under scheme would be submitted by the machinery manufacturers to

Office of the Textile Commissioner, Powerloom Development Cell. Based on the quantum

of such stock, the Textile Commissioner would take a decision regarding coverage of such

stock under scheme by permitting engraving of the unique mill nos. on such stock.

10.5. In respect of imported (new & 2nd Hand machinery), the serial nos of the machineries and

Year of Make should be visible, by way of casted / engraved/ affixing the plate as he case

may be, on the machines.

11. Monitoring of the progress of the scheme

11.1. The Textile Commissioner will monitor the progress of the scheme.

12. Grievance Committee

12.1. Grievance of the beneficiaries after purchase of machinery under the scheme would be

considered by a grievance committee under the chairmanship of the Textile Commissioner

and comprise of such members as Textile Commissioner deems fit.

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Appendix - I

BENCHMARKED PRICE FOR THE ELIGIBLE SECOND HAND

MACHINERIES (LOOMS) UPTO 10 YEARS VINTAGE

(W.E.F 1/ 4/2007 TO 31/3/2012)

Upper ceiling on Bench

marked price for subsidy

S. No Description of the second Specifications/ purposes Rs.(Lakh)

hand imported machinery Model

EU Countries Non EU

Countries

1. Projectile looms irrespective P-7100, P-7150 Rs.8.00 lakh _

of shedding mechanism P-7200, P-7250

2. Airjet looms irrespective of Irrespective of Rs.8.00 lakh _

shedding mechanism speed/width

3. Waterjet loom irrespective of Width 190 cm. Rs.4.00 lakh Rs.2.50 lakh

shedding mechanism And above

Width less than Rs.3.00 lakh Rs.1.50 lakh

190 cm.

Width 190 cm.

and WIR more Rs.8.00 lakh Rs.4.50 lakh

than 750 mpm

Width 190 cm

4. Rapier loom and WIR more

than 450 mpm Rs.6.00 lakh Rs.3.50 lakh

but less than

750 mpm

Width more than Rs.8.00 lakh Rs.4.50 lakh

190 cm.

Note: Subsidy will be admissible on actual CIF price (subject to above ceiling) exclusive

of duty and taxes.

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1 001 M/s. Laxmi Textile Stores, ����� Automatic Pirn Change Loom

22/23, Punmaji Indl. Estate, ����� Shuttleless Rapier Loom

Dhobi Ghat, Shahapur, ����� Dobby

Ahmedabad – 380 004

Ph – 562 2510

Fax – 079 562 2845

E mail- shanghvi@vsnl.com

2 002 M/s. Dynamic Auto Looms ����� Dobby

India Pvt. Ltd.,

26 Chetana Estate, Nagarwel

Hanuman Road, Amrewadi,

Ahmedabad – 380 026

Ph- 274 2468

3 003 M/s. Dynamic loom Mfg. Co., ����� Shuttleless Rapier Loom

Dynamic Estate, Near Swastik

Char Rasta, Nagarwel,

Hanuman Road, Amrewadi,

Ahmedabad – 380 026

Ph – 079 2743194 / 274 3305

Fax – 079 2743149

E mail- dymamiclooms@yahoo.com

Web site; www.dynamiclooms.com

4 004 M/s. P.P. Products, ����� Pirn Winding Machine

Kashi Estate, C/o Panchal Nagar,

Dudheshwar Road,

Ahmedabad – 380 004

Ph- 5626305 / 5626156

Fax – 079 5626305

5 005 M/s. Surya Machinery Mfg. Co. Ltd., ����� Pirn Changing Automatic

92/94, 2-1, GIDC, Phase-I, Near Loom

Bank of India, Vatva ����� Dobby

Ahmedabad - 382 445

Ph – 079- 583 0164

Tele Fax – 079 5830418

Appendix - II

LIST OF IDENTIFIED / BENCH MARKED MANUFACTURERS ALONG WITH

BENCHMARKED MACHINERY UNDER MMS @ 20% - TUFS

Sr. Unique Name & Address of the Items of machine

NO. Code No. manufacturer manufacturer

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6 006 M/s. Prashant Gamatex, P.Ltd ����� Sectional Warping Machine

4/1-C, Phase – I, GIDC, Indl. Area

Vatva, Ahmedabad – 382 445

Ph – 5830603 / 5833384

Fax – 079 589 04020 / 5830578

E mail - gamatex@prashantgroup.com

7 007 M/s. Rabatex Industries ����� Sectional Warping Machine

C-1/356, GIDC Estate,

Opp. Housing Colony,

Odhav, Ahmedabad – 382415

Ph – 079 2871356 / 2976844

079 2872851 /

E mail – rabatexad1@sancharnet.in

8 009 M/s. Jupiter Engg. Company, ����� Warping Machine

Plot No. 510, Phase-IV, GIDC, ����� Sizing Machine

Vatva, Ahmedabad-382445,

Ph.-079-5835313

9 011 M/s. Himson Textile Egg. Ind. Ltd., ����� Shuttleless Rapier Loom

2/94, GIDC, Pandesara, ����� Jacquard

Surat - 394221

Ph – 0261 8691741 / 42/ 43 / 44

E mail - nimesh@himsonceramics.com

10 012 M/s. Lifebond Machines Pvt Ltd., ����� Shuttleless Rapier Loom

Joy Silk Mills Compound, Station

Road, Lal Darwaja, Surat 395 003

Ph – 0261 7418837 / 7404150 /

Fax – 0261 7423410

11 015 M/s. Priyalaxmi Machinery ����� Pirn Changing Automatic

Manufacturers, loom

161/A, Shanghvii Estate,Tavdipura,

Ahmedabad – 380 004.

Tel. : 5623166 / 5624664

Fax : 91-79-5622845

12 017 M/s. Honest Trading Co. Pvt. Ltd., ����� Pirn Changing Automatic

Post Box No. 43, Madhav Nager, loomBilimora – 396 321Ph – 02634 83902 83302Fax – 83681E mail – honestbilimora@yahoo.com

Sr. Unique Name & Address of the Items of machine

NO. Code No. manufacturer manufacturer

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13 018 M/s. Shreenathji Engg. Works Pvt. Ltd., ����� Jacquard

Behind GIDC, Antalla, Bilimora

Ph- 02634 83098

14 020 M/s. Amrutlaxmi Machine Works ����� Warping Machine

Plot No. 237, GIDC., Indl Estate, ����� Sizing Machine

Umargaon - 396171

Ph- 0260 - 563865, Fax – 22 648 4366

E mail – amrutlaxmi@vsnl.com.

15 024 M/s. Lakshmi Automatic Loom ����� Pirn Changing Automatic

Works Ltd., Loom

P. B. No. 6320, 686, Avanashi Road, ����� Rapier Loom

Coimbatore - 641037 Tamil Nadu

Ph- (Off) 0422 2215 484 / 2213489

Fax No – (Off) 0422 2213785

Email – lalwcbe@md2.vsnl.net.in

16 030 M/s. Steel Fabricators, ����� Jacquard

Billimora

(Unit of M/s. Honest Trading

Co. Pvt. Ltd., Billimora)

17 050 M/s Alidhra Weave Tech Pvt. Ltd., ����� Rapier Loom

Plot No. A (5) 4, Sachin Udyognagar

Sahkari Sangh, Dandi Road,

Sachin, Dist Surat – 340 380

18 054 M/s Harsh enterprises ����� Sectional Warping Machine

225, Aashirrvad Industrial Estate,

Opp. New Fruit Market,

Naroda Road,

Ahmedabad-380025

Ph. No. 2822881-2822882

Mob-9426012341

19 065 M/s Chetna Industrial Corporation, ����� Sectional Warping Machine

C-1, B/7, GIDC, Antalia,

Bilimora-396321, Gujarat.

Ph. 02634-284618,

Mob. No. 9825156509

Sr. Unique Name & Address of the Items of machine

NO. Code No. manufacturer manufacturer

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20 084 M/s. Friends Engineering Works, ����� Shuttleless Rapier Looms

Chandni Bagh, Sonali Road,

Panipat – 132103, Ph.0180-2661560

S.S. Malik – 98120-19139

R.K. Sharma – 98120-07534

(340 - 400 meters per minute)

21 085 M/s. A. M. Industries, ����� Dobby

9, Tejandra Ind. Estate, Nr. Ajit Mills

Tolnaka, Opp. Bharat Bobbins,

Rakhial, Ahmedabad – 380 023

Tel – (F) 274 5786, (R) 274 0786

Fax – 273 2786, Mob. 98250 38786

Ishak Khan M. Pathan

Email- export@superdobby.com

22 095 M/s Weavetech Industries, ����� Rapier Loom

Block No. 1, Survey No. 122, Village ����� Waterjet Loom

Dadra, UT of D & NH

23 111 M/s Lakshmi Precision Tools

Limited, ����� Automatic Pirn Winding

Arasur 641 407, Coimbatore Dist, Machine

Tamilnadu,

Ph – 0422-2360470,

Fax – 0422-230469

E mail – lptmktg@satyam.net.in

lptmktg@vsnl.in

24 113 M/s Keshar Corporation, ����� Sectional Warping Machine

Plot No. 431, P-C, GIDC, ����� Direct Warping Machine

Near Apna Bazar Gas Godown,

Odhav, Ahmedabad - 382415

Ph. 31144954, Fax-91-079-22891407,

Mob – 9426447887

25 114 M/s. Anup Industries Textile ����� Sizing Machine

Engg. & Manufacturers,

23/130, Near Navrang Process,

Khanjire Industrial Estate,

Shahapur, Ichlakranji – 416115

Mob – 9823161380

Sr. Unique Name & Address of the Items of machine

NO. Code No. manufacturer manufacturer

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26 119 M/s. RB Electronic & Engg. Pvt. Ltd. ����� Sizing Machine

301, Kilfire House, P.B.No. 12016, C-17, ����� Direct Warping Machine

Dalia Indl. Estate, Off. Andheri-Borivali

Link Road, Opp. Laxmi Ind. Estate,

Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053

Ph - 022-55021361/55021362

Fax –56921432

E mail – texsales@eecindia.com

27 121 M/s. Korindo Weaving Machines, ����� High Speed Water Jet

(A Div. of Himson International Pvt. Ltd), Looms

701, Center Point Bldg., Near Nirmal

Children Hospital, Ring Road,

Surat – 395 002,

Tel – 0261 3966033-44,

Fax – 0261 2460358

Plot No.334, Road No. 3, GIDC, Sachin

28 122 M/s. Himson Engineering, ����� High Speed Water Jet

701, Center Point Bldg., Looms

Near Nirmal Children Hospital, Ring

Road, Surat – 395 002,

Tel – 0261 3966033-44,

Fax – 0261 2460358

17-1/17-1A/17-2A, Ringanwada,

Kanchigam Road, Nani Daman-396210,

29 123 M/s. Sahas Engineering Corporation, ����� Sectional Warping

1 / 2, Thala, CHikhli, Dist-Navsari

– 396 , 521

30 124 M/s. Laxmi Shuttleless Looms Pvt. Ltd., ����� Shuttleless Flexible

Shanghvi Estate, Opp. G.S.T. Kaligam, ����� Rapier Loom

Ranip, Ahmedabad – 382470

Tel – 079-25622510, 25624393

Fax – 079- 25622845

E mail – shanghvi@vsnl.com

Sr. Unique Name & Address of the Items of machine

NO. Code No. manufacturer manufactured

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31 128 M/s. Tech Mech Engineers, ����� Sectional Warping Machine

Plot No.304, GIDC, Odhav, ����� Direct Warping Machine

Ahmedabad – 382415

Tel. – 22870302, 22872807

Fax – 79-22891407

Email – techmechad1@sanchernet.in

32 129 M/s. Indotex Manufacturers, ����� Sizing Machine

332, GIDC, Near New Water Tank, ����� Warping Machine

Odhav, Ahmedabad – 382415

Tel. – 079-22872003, 22873003,

Fax – 079-22873003

33 130 M/s Minarva Machinery Mfrs. Pvt. Ltd. ����� Direct Warping machine

4, Hitendranagar Sahakari Audyogic ����� Sizing Machine

Vasahat Ltd., Near Naroda Railway

Crossing, Opp. Diamond Park,

Ahmedabad- 382340

Ph No. 079-22821782

Fax No.079-22822438, Mob.9824027719

Email– info@minarvamachinery.com

34 131 M/s Newmec Warping Mfg. Co. ����� Direct Warping Machine

Plot No. 71/1, Phase_I, Near Telephone

Exchange, GIDC,Vatva,

Ahmedabad-382445

Ph – 079-25831096, Fax – 079-25890888

Mob – 9898163100/9426552137

35 132 M/s Sumatex Ltd., ����� Jacquard (Computerised

H-81, RIICO Extension, Pur Road, pattern maker machine)

Bhilwara – 311 001 (Rajasthan)

Ph – 01482-260693

Fax- 01482-260575

Email- sumatex@xancharnet.in

36 133 M/s Dashmesh Jacquard & ����� Jacquard

Powerloom ����� Sectional Warping Machine

58-A, Sector-25, HUDA-Phase-I,

Industrial Estate, Panipat-132104

Ph.0180-2660975

Email : info@dashmeshpowerloom.com

Sr. Unique Name & Address of the Items of machine

NO. Code No. manufacturer manufacturer

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Appendix – III

FORMAT FOR SUBMITTING THE DATA UNDER MMS@20%-TUFS FOR POWERLOOM SECTOR

Dated : _______________

Name & Address of the Lending Agency

Machinery covered under the scheme

Name &

Name of address of Country of

Sr. Name & the machinery the machinery import in case Price of the

No. Address along with manufacturer of imported machinery

of borrower specification in case of machinery (Rs.) Date Amount Date Amount

indigenous (Rs) (Rs)

machinery

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1.

Sub Total

2.

Sub Total

3.

Sub Total

Grand Total

Total Term Loan

amount Disbursed

under MMS-20%

TUFS for machinery

Total Term Loan

amount Sanctioned

under MMS-20%

TUFS for machinery

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Appendix – IV

FORMAT FOR SUBMITTING DATA UNDER MMS@20%-TUFS FOR

POWERLOOM SECTOR

Format to be submitted by the lending agencies for claiming subsidy from the Office

of the Textile Commissioner.

Dated : _______________

Name & Address of the Lending Agency:

1 Name & Address of borrower

2 Whether SSI unit or not (i) New Unit (ii) Existing

3 Name of the promoter(s)

4 Type of firm (Proprietorship / Partnership /

Limited Company / Cooperatives / Others)

5 Project Cost (Rs.)

(cost of machinery)

(a) Promoters Contribution (should be

minimum of 15% for machinery)

(b) Term loan sanctioned and disbursed for

machinery

(L.C. No. in case of imported machinery)

(c) Bridge Finance disbursed

(d) Date of sanction of term loan

6 Details of machinery covered under

CLCS@20%-TUFS

(a) Indigenous machinery

Name and address of

Sr. Description of machinery No. of Nine digit Invoice

No. machinery manufacturer and machines code Price

code number number(s) (Rs.)

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(b) Imported machinery

Sr. Description No. of Brand Machine Date Invoice Speed Width CIF

No. of machinery machines New or Sr.No. of Bill Price of of price

second of loom loom

hand Entry

Documents to be enclosed :

Please tick if

Description of document enclosed and write

N.A. if not applicable

1 SSI certificate or any document (i.e., C.A. Certificate,

banker certificate) to prove that unit is a SSI unit.

2 In case of same location, a copy of separate electricity bill.

3 Invoice with full details including accessories and also

indicating 9 digit code number.

4 Bill of entry in case of imported machinery.

5 Chartered Engineer’s certificate indicating the vintage and

residual life of looms (As per the guidelines the vintage period

of looms is 10 years with a residual life of 10 years)

6 Copy of Letter of Credit in case of imported machinery.

7 Declaration from the borrower that he has not exceeded the

subsidy limit of Rs.20 lakh since inception of the scheme.

8. Copy of Loan sanction letter

It is certified that the unit has commissioned machinery and the payment has been released

for the same including the bridge finance on account of 20% margin money subsidy as per the

guidelines issued by office of the Textile Commissioner vide circular no. 7 (2003-2004 series)

dated 23rd Jan., 2004 and further amendments issued from time to time by the Government of India

and the unit has not availed of 5% interest subsidy / 15% CLCS under TUFS.

Authorised signatory

Place : Name :

Date : Designation :

Seal

Sr.

No.

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Appendix -V

TWO DIGIT CODE FOR DIFFERENT TYPE OF MACHINERY SPECIFIED

BY THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER.

S.No. Type of Machinery 2 digit code

1. Pirn Changing Automatic Loom 03

2. Shuttle- less Rapier Looms 04

3. Dobby 05

4. Jacquard 06

5. Pirn Winding 07

6. Sectional Warping Machine 08

7. Warping Machine 09

8. Sizing Machine 10

9. Waterjet looms 13

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Appendix – VI

ITEM-WISE SPECIFIED CAST COMPONENTS

LOOMS SECTIONAL WARPING

����� Machine Frame –R ����� Brake Flange for Warping Drum (RH)

����� Machine Frame –L ����� Brake Flange for Warping Drum (LH)

����� Reed Table Body

����� Beam Donning Doffing Set

����� Gear Box for Traversing the Machine

����� Gear Box for Warping Table & Beam

����� Arm Traverse

Jacquard Dobby

The side frames (Left & Right) The side frames (Left & Right)

Warping Machine Sizing Machine

Creel Part Creel

����� Frame Holders ����� Creel Bracket

����� Yarn Tensioners ����� Creel Frame

����� Cone Frame Size Box

Head Stock ����� Rubber Roller Housing

����� Drive Shaft Housing ����� Main frame

����� Girt Bars Dryer

����� Cylinder Bearing Housing

����� Cylinder Dish End

Head Stock

����� Nip Roller Housing

����� Main Frame

Pirn winding machine

����� Gear Box

����� Fabricated important part

(At least in four places)

Note: In case of the castings, the unique manufacturers code No. should be inserted during the

casting of the components. The running serial No. should be engraved on the components

besides the code No.

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ANNEX– Q

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES OF MARGIN MONEY SUBSIDY @ 15%

UNDER TUFS FOR SMALL SCALE TEXTILE AND JUTE UNITS

1. An option has been provided to the small scale textile and jute units to avail of 15% Margin

Money Subsidy under TUFS (MMS@15%-TUFS) in lieu of 5% interest

reimbursement / 20% Margin Money Subsidy for powerloom sector. The operational guidelines

of the MMS@15%-TUFS are as follows:

Duration of the scheme

2. The operation of MMS@15%-TUFS will be co-terminus with modified TUFS, i.e., from 1st

April, 2007 to 31st March, 2012.

Eligible units

3. The scheme is applicable to SSI units of eligible segments mentioned in I. SCOPE OF THE

SCHEME in GR of TUFS. The definition of small scale industry would be as per Micro,

Small & Medium Enterprises Development Act 2006. However, SSI registration is not a

pre-requisite for availing of assistance under MMS@15%-TUFS.

4. The eligibility of the SSI unit is subject to a capital ceiling of Rs.200 lakh and ceiling on margin

money subsidy of Rs.15 lakh. SSI units exceeding capital ceiling of Rs. 200 lakh would not be

eligible for assistance under 15% MMS – TUFS. Such units are advised to avail of 5% interest

reimbursement under TUFS.

Quantum of subsidy

5. 15% margin money subsidy will be available on investment in TUF compatible machinery

subject to a ceiling of Rs.15 lakh on subsidy amount.

6. SSI units availing of 15% subsidy will not be eligible for 10% capital subsidy in specified

processing, garmenting, and technical textile machinery.

Norms and eligible machinery

7. Technology and other norms of TUFS are equally applicable to MMS@15%-TUFS cases for

determining the eligibility under the scheme.

8. The eligible machinery under MMS@15%-TUFS are at Annex – A to H of GR of TUFS.

Eligible value for subsidy

9. The margin money subsidy will be worked out on the basic value of the machinery and exclude

the tax component for the purpose of valuation. In other words, for indigenous machinery the

basic price and for imported machinery CIF price would be considered for working out susidy.

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10. In respect of imported second hand shuttleless loom the price fixed as per the

MMS@20%-TUFS should be considered for working out the subsidy.

Lending Agency

11. All Nodal Banks, SIDBI and its all co-opted PLIs are eligible for funding under the scheme.

Financial norms

12. The promoter’s contribution of 15% is to be ensured by the lending agency.

13. Financial norms like security debt-equity ratio, previous years profit position, networth etc.

will be as per existing norms of lending agency. However, they should not be stricter than

TUF norms.

Mechanism for release of subsidy

14. The scheme would be operated by Office of the Textile Commissioner as well as the lending

agencies.The entrepreneur will have the option to choose either the route of Office of the

Textile Commissioner or the lending agency.

15. The entrepreneur which chose the route of lending agency, the procedure as existed

in erstwhile TUFS will continue and lending agency will submit the information in

format III to the Office of the Textile Commissioner for release of funds. However, the

entrepreneur which chose the route of Office of the Textile Commissioner the

following procedure will be applicable.

Through Office of the Textile Commissioner

16. The eligible SSI unit will approach the lending agency for a term loan with their project

proposal. The lending agency would advise the Office of the Textile Commissioner after

sanction of the loan in the prescribed format as at Appendix-I.

17. The SSI entrepreneur would release his promoter’s contribution of 15% directly to the

machinery manufacturer. The lending agency would release the loan to the machinery

manufacturer when machinery are ready for dispatch. In case, with the loan amount, 85% of

the cost of the machinery is not met, the SSI entrepreneur would make good the remaining

amount to the machinery manufacturer from his own resources.

18. The machinery manufacturer would install and commission the machinery on receiving

85% of the cost of the machinery. After satisfactory commissioning of the machinery, the

machinery manufacturer / SSI entrepreneur would inform the Office of the Textile

Commissioner.

19. In case of imported machinery, the SSI entrepreneur would inform the Office of the Textile

Commissioner after commissioning of the machinery.

20. Textile Commissioner would constitute inspection teams on regional basis to inspect and

certify the commissioning of the machinery. It would be ensured that Certification

Committee issues a certificate within 15 days from date of intimation by the machinery

manufacturer.

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21. The 15% subsidy would be released by the Office of the Textile Commissioner to the

machinery manufacturers after issue of certification from the inspection team. The Office of

the Textile Commissioner would ensure that 15% subsidy is released within one month of

issue of the certificate by the Certification Committee.

22. In respect of TUFS compatible imported machinery, the SSI entrepreneur will need to open a

LC in Bank to make the purchase. In such cases, the 15% subsidy would be released directly

to the SSI entrepreneur’s bank account after receiving installation and commissioning report

of the imported machinery.

23. In case SSI entrepreneur avails of bridge finance from the lending agency for the 15%

margin money subsidy to be given, the 15% subsidy would be released by the Textile

Commissioner directly to the lending agency.

24. In case machinery is being installed/commissioned in phases, the subsidy shall also be

released in phases.

Safeguard against mis-utilisation

25. To prevent mis-utilisation of margin money subsidy, it is expected that unit should atleast

function for a minimum period of three years from the date of disbursement of subsidy.To

monitor the functioning of the unit for three years the lending agency should keep the

minimum repayment period including moratorium period as three years.

26. After sanction of the assistance lending agencies will get an agreement executed by the small

scale unit on behalf of Government of India. A copy of the draft agreement to be executed

by the eligible PLI with SSI unit is at Appendix- II.

27. Textile Commissioner would also constitute a team comprising of senior officers of the Head

office to periodically inspect on random basis, the machinery installed / commissioned.

Monitoring of the progress of the scheme

28. The TAMC will monitor the progress of the scheme.

Grievance Committee

29. Grievance of the SSI entrepreneurs after purchase of machinery under the scheme, would be

considered by a grievance committee under the chairmanship of the Textile Commissioner

comprising of representatives of industry associations and FITEI.

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Appendix - I

FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION OF DATA BY THE LENDING AGENCY UNDER

MMS@15%-TUFS

Dated : _______________

Name & Address of the Lending Agency

Machinery covered under the scheme Total amount

sanctioned under

MMS-15% TUFS

Sr. Name & Name & Basic price

No. Address address of the Country of / CIF price

of borrower Name of the machinery import in of the

machinery manufacturer case of machinery Date Amount

alongwith in case of imported excluding (Rs)

specification indigenous machinery all taxes

machinery (Rs.)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

1.

Sub total

2.

Sub total

3.

Sub total

Grand total

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Appendix – II

(To be stamped as an Agreement)

Agreement for availing of Credit Linked Margin Money Subsidy under

Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (CLMMS-TUFS) for

Small Scale Textile and Jute Industries

This Agreement made at _________________on this_____________day of ___________in the

year ___________ between M/s _____________________ ___________________________ a

public / private Limited Company/ proprietary concern, incorporated under the Companies Act of

1956 and having its Registered Office at __________________ and being an industrial concern

hereinafter called the Beneficiary (which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or mean-

ing thereof include its successors and assigns) of the One part:;

OR

FOR PARTNERSHIP FIRM

(i) Shri _______ son of _________ age _______ years residing at ______

(ii) Shri _______ son of _________ age _______ years residing at ______

(iii) Shri _______ son of _________ age _______ years residing at _______ carrying on

business in partnership in the firm name and style of _________ and having their office at

___________ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Beneficiary’ which expression shall, unless it be

repugnant to the subject or context thereof, include its/his/her/their legal representatives, heirs,

administrators, successors and assigns) of the One part.

AND

___________________________________________ (hereinafter referred to as the

financing institution/Bank) [ which expression shall unless repugnant to the context or meaning

thereof include its successors and assigns] of the Other part.

WHEREAS

1. Government of India has appointed Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI)

as Nodal Agency or __________________________ as nodal bank (hereinafter referred to as the

Agent) for channelising Credit Linked Margin Money Subsidy for Technology Upgradation of the

Small Scale Textile and Jute Industries under Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) of

Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India (hereinafter referred to as the Scheme) and permitting the

financial institution / Bank under the Scheme for claiming margin money subsidy on the term loan

sanctioned and disbursed by the financing institution/bank to the beneficiary.

2. The beneficiary has requested the financing Institution/ Bank for providing assistance

under the Scheme to the extent of Rs. _________________________________ (Rupees

_____________________________________________________ only) for setting up a project

under small scale industries, which the financing Institution / Bank has agreed to lend in

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proportion to the eligible investment made or to be made in purchase of machineries under

TUFS by the Beneficiary as per the terms and conditions provided in the Agreement executed

between the financing institution / Bank and the Beneficiary.

3. The Agent has agreed to act as nodal agency for Government of India for channelising

disbursement of capital subsidy sanctioned to the Beneficiary by the financing institution/

Bank, and the parties hereto desire to enter into an agreement for the said purpose, being these

presents providing for the terms hereinafter appearing.

NOW THESE PRESENTS WITNESS AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED BY AND BETWEEN

THE PARTIES HERETO AS FOLLOWS:-

1. The beneficiary, hereby, covenants :

a) That the Beneficiary will comply with and faithfully observe all the terms and

conditions of the said Scheme and also all the subsequent amendments and modifications and

additions thereto together with the conditions of the sanction of the said financial assistance.

b) That the Beneficiary will allow the officers of the Agent and / or the Government of India or

any other person or persons authorised, by the Agent or by Government of India or by the

Technology Advisory-cum-Monitoring Committee (TAMC) / Inter-Ministerial Steering

Committee (IMSC) to inspect the work for which the margin money subsidy has been granted

and also the machines, plant appliances, tools, equipments, etc., for the procuring of which the

subsidy has been granted and will furnish such information concerning the machines, plant,

implements, etc., for procuring of which the margin money subsidy has been granted or con-

cerning the matters connected with the margin money subsidy or incidental thereto as the

Agent or the TAMC/IMSC or their nominees may, from time to time require.

c) That the Beneficiary will not change the place or location of the industrial unit entirely or

partly, nor enter into partnership with any one, or change its constitution by merger,

amalgamation or in any manner nor the Beneficiary will effect disposal of fixed capital

investment without the express prior permission of the Agent in writing.

2. It is further hereby agreed and declared by and between the parties thereto, that in any of the

following cases namely,

a) where the Beneficiary has obtained the margin money subsidy by misrepresentation as to an

essential fact, or by furnishing of false information; or,

b) where the industrial unit goes out of production within three years from the date of

disbursement of margin money subsidy except in cases where the unit

remains out of production for short periods not exceeding three months (six months in case

of ginning and pressing factories and not to any other manufacturing activity of the textile

industry) due to reasons beyond its control such as shortage of raw material / power etc.; or

c) where the Beneficiary fails to furnish the prescribed statement or information which it is called

upon to furnish.

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If the Beneficiary commits breach of any one of the covenants herein contained or of the

terms and conditions of the Scheme as amended from time to time, the Beneficiary shall refund the

same forthwith to the financing institution / bank together with interest at the then prevailing prime

lending rate of financing institution/bank.The bank/FI shall take all steps for recovery of the

margin money subsidy to the Beneficiary as it is provided by the Agent and all the expenses

incurred by the bank/FIs/Agents for recovery shall also be recoverable from the beneficiary. The

margin money subsidy along with interest so recovered shall be transferred to the Govt.

3. The interpretation/clarification/decision of agent or TAMC/IMSC regarding the

eligibility, subsidy and any other benefits of an unit/borrower under the scheme, either before or

after release of the loan facility by the financing institution/bank shall be binding on the

beneficiary and the beneficiary will not raise any objection either against agent or bank/financing

institution.

4. It is hereby further agreed and declared that the stamp duty chargeable on these presents

shall be paid and borne by the Beneficiary and that the Beneficiary will also be liable to bear the

expenses, if any, incurred by enforcing the terms and conditions of these presents.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Beneficiary has caused its common seal to be affixed hereto and

to a duplicate hereof on the day, month and year first hereinabove written and Bank has caused

these presents and the said duplicate to be executed by the hand of Shri ________________________

(Name & Designation) of Bank, as hereinafter appearing.

THE COMMON SEAL OF _____________________________ LIMITED has pursuant

to the Resolution of its Board of Directors passed in that behalf on the ___________ day of

____________________ hereunto been affixed in the presence of Shri ______________ and Shri

_____________ Shri ________________________, Director who have signed these presents in

token thereof and Shri _____________________________ Secretary* / Authorised* person who

has signed / countersigned the same in token thereof

SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the within named Bank

by the hand of Shri _______________________________________

(Name & Designation), an authorised official of Bank.

OR

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the partners of the Beneficiary have set their respective hands hereto

and to a duplicate hereof on the day, month and year first hereinabove written and Bank has caused

these presents and the said duplicate to be executed by the hand of Shri _______________ (Name

& Designation) of Bank, as hereinafter appearing.

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1) SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the within named Shri ______________________,

Partner of __________________________, the within named Partnership Firm.

2) SIGNED AND DELIVERED BY the withinnamed Shri _______________________, Part-

ner of ___________________________, the within named Partnership Firm.

Signed and delivered by

the within named ___________________________________

By the hand of Shri _________________________________

In pursuance to the Board Resolution dated and common seal has been affixed in

presence of Shri ________________________________ who has signed in token thereof.

Signed and delivered by the within named FI / NSIC /Bank / SFC* by the hand of Shri

______________________________________ authorised official.

(*whichever is applicable)

NOTE : Relevant Board Resolution authorising the person(s) to execute the

document on behalf of the Beneficiary has to be submitted with the Agreement.

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ANNEX– R

OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES OF CAPITAL SUBSIDY @ 10% UNDER TUFS FOR

PROCESSING, GARMENTING AND TECHNICAL TEXTILES

1. An additional incentive of 10 percent capital subsidy in addition to 5 percent interest subsidy

has been provided for machineries required for manufacture of garmenting, technical textiles

and the same level of assistance will continue for specified processing machinery.

Duration of the scheme

2. The operation of capital subsidy @10% under TUFS will be co-terminus with modified TUFS,

i.e., from 1st April, 2007 to 31st March, 2012. To determine the eligibility for capital subsidy

for the eligible specified machinery the cut off date will be date of commencement of commer-

cial production irrespective of the date of the sanction of the loan. The date of commencement

of commercial production shall be certified by Chartered Engineer and Chartered Accountant.

Eligibility

3. The 10% capital subsidy will be available only for such projects where term loans have been

sanctioned by the nodal agencies / nodal banks / co-opted PLIs.

4. The capital subsidy on processing machinery would be available to all the textile, garment and

jute units eligible for loaning under TUFS.

5. The capital subsidy on garmenting machinery would be available to garment units eligible for

loaning under TUFS.

6. The capital subsidy in respect of technical textile machinery will be available to the technical

textile units only. Since some of the machinery of technical textiles are common the technical

textile units desirous of availing of 10% capital subsidy will have to obtain a registration

number from Office of the Textile Commissioner prior to becoming eligible for 10 percent

capital subsidy.

Quantum of subsidy

7. The 10% capital subsidy will be available on the specified machinery and will be worked out

on the basic value of the machinery and exclude the tax component for the purpose of

valuation. In other words, for indigenous machinery the basic price and for imported machin-

ery CIF price would be considered for working out subsidy.

8. The 10% capital subsidy will not be available for a project as a whole but only on the specified

machinery. The project as a whole including the specified machinery will continue to be eli-

gible for 5 percent interest incentive on the TUF compatible investment.

Release of capital subsidy

9. The capital subsidy would be released by the lending agencies at the time of disbursement of

term loan for the specified machinery.

10. The capital subsidy can also be adjusted against promoter’s contribution.

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Format TR-I

Format for obtaining the registration number for 10% capital subsidy

under TUFS for technical textile units

Name and full address of unit

1.

Name of the Managing Director

Tel. No. :

Fax :

E-mail :

Website address:

2 Whether SSI / Non-SSI

3 Details of products produced

4 End use applications of Products

5 Details of existing main Machinery

6 Name and address of the lending

agency alongwith Tel., Fax and e-mail

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7 Details of machinery proposed to be installed under 10% capital subsidy for

technical textiles:

Sr. No. Basic

of price

Sr. Description of machinery Imported / No. of Annex-K excluding

No. indigenous machines of GR all taxes

on TUFS (Rs.)

Place:

Date:

Authorised Signatory

Format TR-I contd.

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ANNEX – S

LIST OF CO-OPTED STATE FINANCIAL CORPORATIONS/

STATE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS/

TWIN FUNCTION INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS,

SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS, CO-OP. BANKS/

ALL INDIA FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

I. Scheduled Commercial Banks

a. Co-opted by IDBI and SIDBI

1. Allahabad Bank

2. Bank of America

3. Bank of Maharashtra

4. Bank of Nova Scotia

5. Bank of Rajasthan Ltd.

6. Banque National De Paris (French Bank )

7. Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd.

8. Citi Bank

9. Corporation Bank

10. Dena Bank

11. Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd.

12. Karnataka Bank Ltd.

13. Karur Vysya Bank Ltd.

14. Lakshmi Vilas Bank Ltd.

15. Oriental Bank of Commerce

16. Punjab and Sind Bank

17. South Indian Bank Ltd.

18. Standard Chartered Bank

19. Syndicate Bank

20. UCO Bank

21. AXIS Bank Ltd.

22. HongKong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.

23. Indusind Bank

24. City Union Bank Ltd.

25. Centurion Bank of Punjab Ltd.

26. United Bank of India

b. Co-opted by SIDBI only.

27. Alegemene Bank Nederland N.V.

28. American Express International Banking Corporation

29. Bank of Baharain and Kuwait B.S.C.

30. Bank of Madura Ltd.

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31. Bank of Tokyo Ltd.

32. Banqaue Indosuez.

33. Bareilly Corporation Bank Ltd.

34. Benaras State Bank Ltd.

35. British Bank of the Middle East

36. Credit Lyonnais.

37. Deutsche Bank

38. Development Credit Bank Ltd., Bombay

39. Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd.

40. Dresdner Bank AG.

41. Emirates Commercial Bank Ltd. (Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank )

42. Grindlays Bank

43. Lord Krishna Bank Ltd.

44. Mitsui Bank Ltd.

45. Nainital Bank Ltd.

46. Nedungadi Bank Ltd.

47. Oman International Bank S.A.O.

48. Ratnakar Bank Ltd.

49. Sangli Bank Ltd.

50. Sanwa Bank Ltd, New Delhi.

51. Societe Generate Paris (France)

52. Times Bank

c. Co-opted by IDBI only

53. HDFC Bank

54. Yes Bank Ltd.

55. ABN Amro Bank N. V.

d. Co-opted by IDBI, SIDBI and IFCI

56. Federal Bank Ltd.

57. Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank Ltd.

58. Vijaya Bank

59. ING Vysya Bank Ltd.

II. Co-operative Banks

a. Co-opted by IDBI

60. The Cosmos Co-operative Bank Ltd

61. The Greater Bombay Co-operative Bank Ltd.

62. The Solapur Dist. Central Co-op. Bank Ltd.

b. Co-opted by IDBI and SIDBI

63. Bombay Mercantile Co-op. Bank Ltd., Mumbai

64. Surat Peoples Co-op Bank Lt., Surat.

65. The New India Co-operative Bank Ltd

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66. The Saraswat Co-operative Bank Ltd.

67. The Shamrao Vithal Co-operative Bank Ltd.

68. The Surat District Co-operative Bank Ltd

69. The SUTEX Co-op Bank Ltd., Surat

70. Maharashtra State Co-op. Bank Ltd., Mumbai

71. Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank Ltd.

72. Abhyudaya Co-op. Bank Ltd.

73. Shree Warana Sahakari Bank Ltd.

74. The Kurla Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd.

75. The Zoroastrian Co-op. Bank Ltd.

c. Co-opted by SIDBI

76. Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd.

77. Dombivili Nagari Sahakari Bank Ltd.

78. Gujarat Industrial Co-operaive Bank Ltd., Surat

79. Ichalkaranji Janata Sahakari Bank

80. Jalgaon Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd

81. Janata Co-op. Bank, Malegaon, Maharashtra

82. Kalupur Commercial Co-op. Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad

83. Prime Co-operative Bank Ltd.

84. Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd

85. Shri Veershaiv Co-operative Bank Ltd

86. Solapur Nagari Audyogik Sahakari Bank Ltd.

87. Surat National Co-operative Bank Ltd.

88. Textile Co-op. Bank, Bangalore, Karnataka

89. The Kapol Co-operative Bank Ltd

90. The Nasik Merchants’ Co-op. Bank (NAMCO Bank)

91. The Panchsheel Mercantile Co-operative Bank Ltd.

92. The Shirpur People’s Co-op. Bank Ltd

93. The Dhule Vikas Sahakari Bank Ltd.

94. Vita Merchant’s Co-operative Bank Ltd.

95. The Surat Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd.

96. The Janakalyan Sahakari Bank Ltd.

97. The Nav-jeevan Co-operative Bank Ltd.

98. The Surat Mercantile Co-operative Bank Ltd.

99. Shri Parshwanath Co-operative Bank Ltd.

100. The Kalyan Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd.

101. Jain Sahakari Bank Ltd.

102. Bharat Co-operative Bank (Mumbai) Ltd.

103. Ichalkaranji Urban Co-op. Bank Ltd.

104. Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd.

105. Vyapari Sahakari Bank Ltd.

106. The Varachha Co-op. Bank Ltd.

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107. Mehsana Co-op. Bank Ltd.

108. Choundeshwari Sahakari Bank Ltd.

III. State Financial Corporations (SFCs)

a. Co-opted by IDBI and SIDBI

109. Assam Financial Corporation

110. Bihar State Financial Corporation .

111. Delhi Financial Corporation

112. Gujarat State Financial Corporation

113. Himachal Pradesh Financial Corporation

114. Jammu & Kashmir State Financial Corporation

115. Karnataka State Financial Corporation

116. Kerala Financial Corporation

117. Madhya Pradesh Financial Corporation

118. Orissa State Financial Corporation

119. Punjab Financial Corporation

120. Rajasthan Financial Corporation

121. Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Corporation Ltd.

122. Uttar Pradesh Financial Corporation

123. West Bengal Financial Corporation

b. Co-opted by IDBI, SIDBI and IFCI

124. Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation.

125. Haryana State Financial Corporation

126. Maharashtra State Financial Corporation

IV. State Industrial Development Corporation (SIDCs)

a. Co-opted by IDBI and SIDBI

127. Andhra Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

128. Bihar State Credit and Investment Corporation Ltd.

129. Gujarat Industrial Investment Corporation Ltd.

130. Himachal Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

131. Industrial Promotion and Investment Corporation of Orissa Ltd.

132. Jammu & Kashmir State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd

133. Karnataka State Industrial Investment Corporation Ltd.

134. Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

135. Madhya Pradesh Audyogik Vikas Nigam Ltd.

136. Pradeshya Industrial and Investment Corporation of Uttar Pradesh Ltd.

137. Punjab State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

138. Rajasthan State Investment Corporation Ltd.

139. State Industrial and Investment Corporation of Maharashtra Ltd.

140. State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamilnadu Ltd.

141. West Bengal Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

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b. Co-opted by IDBI, SIDBI and IFCI

142. Assam Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

143. Haryana State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

V. Twin Function Industrial Development Corporations

a. Co-opted by IDBI and SIDBI

144. Andaman and Nicaobar Islands Integrated Development Corporation Ltd.

145. Arunachal Pradesh Industrial Development and Financial Corporation Ltd.

146. Economic Development Corporation of Goa, Daman & Diu Ltd.

147. Manipur Industrail Development Corporation Ltd.

148. Meghalaya Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

149. Mizoram Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

150. Nagaland Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

151. Omnibus Industrial Development Corporation of Daman & Diu & Dadra & Nagar

Haveli Ltd. (OIDC)

152. Pondicherry Industrial Promotion and Investment Corporation Ltd.

153. Sikkim Industrial Development & Investment Corporation Ltd.

154. Tripura Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.

b. Co-opted by IFCI only (for Jute industry)

155. North Eastern Development Corporation Ltd.

VI. All India Financial Institutions

b. Co-opted by IDBI only.

156. Industrial Financial Corporation of India

157. Life Insurance Corporation of India

c. Co-opted by IDBI and IFCI

158. Industrial Investment Bank of India.

d. Co-opted by IFCI only (for Jute industry)

159. Industrial Development Bank of India .

VII. Others

a. Co-opted by SIDBI

160. National Small Industries Corporation Ltd.

b. Co-opted by IDBI

161. Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA)

COMPOSITION OF INTER-MINISTERIAL STEERING COMMITTEE

1. Constitution of the Committee

The Ministry of Textiles have constituted an Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee for

laying down policies, norms and guidelines on a macro-basis for operationalising the TUF

Scheme.The composition of the Committee is as follows :

1) Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India (GOI) Chairman

2) Secretary, Department of Expenditure, GOI Member

3) Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, GOI Member

4) Secretary, Ministry of Industry, GOI Member

5) Secretary, Department of Banking, GOI Member

6) Addl. Secretary & Financial Advisor, MOT, GOI Member

7) Textile Commissioner, MOT, GOI Member

8) Jute Commissioner, MOT, GOI Member

9) Adviser, Planning Commission (in-charge

of the textile industry) Member

10) Chairman & Managing Director of the IDBI Member

11) Chairman & Managing Director of the SIDBI Member

12) Chairman & Managing Director of the IFCI Member

13) Dy. Governor of Reserve Bank of India Member

14) Chairman of EXIM Bank Member

15) President of Federation of Indian Textile Member

Engineering Industry (FITEI)

16) Chairman of the Indian Cotton Mills

Federation (ICMF) Member

17) Chairman of Federation of Indian Art Silk

Weaving Industry (FIASWI) Member

18) Chairman of Indian Woollen Mills Federation (IWMF) Member

19) Chairman of Powerloom Development and

Export Promotion Council (PDEXCIL) Member

20) Chairman of Indian Jute Mills Association (IJMA) Member

21) Chairman of Clothing Manufacturers Association Member

of India (CMAI)

22) Joint Secretary (in-charge of the TUFS) Member-Secy.

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2. Functions of the Committee :

The functions of the Steering Committee are as follows :

(i) The Committee will lay down norms and guidelines for operationalising the TUF Scheme,

including details such as period of repayment, margin money requirements etc. Such

guidelines, however, will not be repugnant to those laid down by the nodal agencies for

assessing the techno-economic feasibility, commercial viability and bankability of the

proposals submitted by prospective units under the TUFS.

The Committe would by down guidelines defining the term

technologyupgradation”ensuring, inter-alia, improvement in the processing quality of

fabrics, establishment of brand equity and, in short, higher unit value realisation and better

quality for the products. Stress will be given on upgradation of existing manufacturing

facilities and not through replacement of old machines with new ones of the same

technology levels.

(ii) The Committee would periodically review the functioning of the scheme.

(iii) The Committee would appraise at its meetings the functioning of the scheme

every two years to assess the direction and extent to which the objectives of the scheme

have been fulfilled and provide directions for an effective implementation of the same.

(iv) The Committee would also take/suggest necessary corrective measures.

(v) The Committee may appoint adhoc committees to advise in the effective

implementation of the TUFS.

(vi) The Committee will meet at least once in a quarter during the first year of the

implementation of the scheme and at least once in six months thereafter, or as often as

necessary.

(vii) The Committee, would keep the Government apprised of the direction and extent of the

implementation of the scheme.

3. Miscellaneous :

3.1 The expenses on TA & DA, if any, will be borne by the respective departments in

respect of Governement officials, whereas non-officials will be entitled to claim TA

& DA as per OM No. F.6(26)-R-IV/59, dated Septermber 5, 1960 of the Ministry of

Finance (Department of Expenditure), as amended from time to time.

3.2 Secretariat assistance will be provided by the Textile Commissioner.

( This composition may undergo change)

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PART – I

FINANCIAL NORMS OF IDBI BANK LTD.

LOANS UNDER TUFS

Loans under TUFS will be provided on the following terms and conditions:

Amount of loan :

The assistance will be need-based.

Promoters’ contribution :

Minimum promoters’ contribution of 20% of the project cost, relaxable to 17.5% in

extremely deserving cases.

Rate of interest :

a) Rupee loan

Loans under TUFS shall carry interest at normal applicable rates of IDBI Bank prevailing

at the time of sanction/execution of loan documents.

b) Foreign currency loan

As applicable for normal FC loan.

Upfront fee :

Generally 1% of the amount of the loan. However, it may vary on a case-to-case basis

depending upon credit worthiness/rating of the borrowing concern.

Period of loan :

The period of repayment of principal amount of loan to be fixed on the basis of projected

cash flow of the borrowing concern. Normally, loans may be extended for a maximum period of 8

to 10 years, including an initial moratorium of 1 to 2 years.

Security :

Term loans to be normally secured by way of a first charge, both present and future, on all

the movable and immovable assets of the borrowers. However, the security may vary on a

case-to-case basis depending on the credit worthiness/rating of the borrowing concern. Additional

security, such as personal / other guarantees and/or pledge of promoters’ shareholdings might be

stipulated by the lender, if considered necessary.

Conversion option :

May be stipulated under certain circumstances like defaults, etc.

Debt-equity ratio :

1.5:1, relaxable in deserving cases.

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Management

One of the main requirements for sanction of assistance under TUFS will be the availability

of competent management to the unit concerned to carry out the project implementation and also to

manage the operations of the unit efficiently. Towards this end, IDBI Bank may stipulate

conditions relating to broad-basing of the Board, appointment of senior technical/financial

executives, professionalisation of the management and constitution of such committees as may be

considered necessary.

Working capital requirements

Since the success of the project would crucially depend upon the availability of adequate

working capital to achieve the full benefit of the modernisation programme, IDBI Bank would like

to be assured that the units have made adequate arrangements with their bankers for meeting

working capital requirements.

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PART – II

FINANCIAL NORMS OF

SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT BANK OF INDIA (SIDBI)

I. SCHEME FOR DIRECT ASSISTANCE:

Small and medium sector enterprises will be covered under the scheme. A unit having

investment in plant and machinery upto Rs.10 crore would be considered as

medium sector enterprise (MSE).

PROMOTERS’ CONTRIBUTION

Minimum

§ 20% of the cost of the project for rupee term loans.

DEBT EQUITY RATIO

Not to exceed

§ 2:1 for the company/firm/concern as a whole.

TERMS OF LOAN

Amount of Loan

§ Amount of term loan shall be need-based, but not below Rs.10 lakh.

§ Such of the units which are investment in plant and machinery below Rs.10 crore may also be

considered for assistance by SIDBI provided that after implementation of the proposed

expansion programme, the investment in plant and machinery remains within Rs.10 crore.

Rate of Interest

§ As per internal rating and applicable bond rate.

Security

§ Exclusive charge over assets covered under the Scheme, first/second charge on existing fixed

assets and other collateral security and personal guarantee(s) as may be required.

Period of Repayment

§ Not exceeding 10 years, including moratorium upto 2 years, based on merits of individual case.

Upfront Fee

§ 1% of the loan amount.

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Working Capital Requirement

§ The unit should arrange with its bankers for need-based working capital/additional working

capital facility.

PROGRAMME PERIOD

§§§§§ The scheme has been extended during the 11th plan period upto March 31, 2012

TERMS OF INCENTIVE

§ As per OTxC guidelines..

PROCEDURE FOR SANCTION AND DISBURSEMENT

§ The application for financial assistance in the prescribed form should be made to the nearest

branch/regional office of SIDBI. The borrowing unit will be required to execute loan

agreement and such other documents in the prescribed form for availing of assistance under the

scheme. The disbursement of loan would be made either directly to the machinery suppliers or

through ‘No Lien Account’ to be opened by the borrower with its bank. The borrower will be

required to lodge claims for reimbursement of interest reimbursement from SIDBI on a

quarterly basis. SIDBI will settle the claims within a reasonable period of time, upon receipt of

relative interest incentive from the Government of India. Till such time, the interest incentive

is received from the Government of India, commercial lending rates of SIDBI shall be

applicable. The credit decision of SIDBI as regards the proposal shall be final.

NOTE : The parameters and guidelines are subject to change from time to time as may be required.

II. REFINANCE SCHEME UNDER TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION FUND (RTUF):

§ Such of the technology upgradation projects that avail term loan from Primary Lending

Institutions would also be provided refinance assistance and interest reimbursement on the

same terms and conditions as applicable under its direct assistance scheme. Full details in this

regard can be obtained from the respective Primary Lending Institutions (PLI), comprising

StateFinancial Corporations, State Industrial Development Corporations, Scheduled

Commercial Banks, State Co-operative Banks and Scheduled Urban Co-operative Banks.

SSI units graduating out of the sector after implementation of the scheme would also be

covered.

MODE OF ASSISTANCE

§ By way of rupee term loan.

PROJECT COST

§ All the eligible proposals from textile industrial units in the micro and Small Enterprises

Sector, irrespective of the cost of the project would be eligible for assistance.

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FINANCIAL NORMS

(a) Promoters’ Contribution

§ Minimum 20% of the cost of the project.

(b) Debt Equity Ratio

§ Not to exceed 2:1 for the company/firm/concern as a whole.

AMOUNT OF LOAN/REFINANCE

§ Assistance under the scheme will be need-based. The refinance against rupee term loans

provided by the PLIs under the scheme would be to the extent as may be decided by SIDBI

from time to time (currently 100% in respect of loans).

TERMS OF ASSISTANCE

A. Banks

(a) Rate of Interest

Sr. Amount of assistance in respect Interest on Term Loan Interest on

No. of projects / activities eligible for % p.a. (excluding Refinance

assistance under the scheme interest tax) % p.a.

Upto Rs. 2.00 lakh With a maximum spread 10.00-10.75

i. of 3% over and above

applicable refinance rate

ii Above Rs.2 lakh

(a) for period above one year and 11.00 –11.75

upto two years As may be decided by

(b) for period above two years and the PLI 11.50-12.25

upto 5 years

(c) for period above five years 12.00 – 12.75

B. SFCs / SIDCs (irrespective of quantum and period of loan)

9% p.a to MoU Corporations

9.5% p.a. to non-MoU Corporations

The above rates are based on current lending rates prescribed by SIDBI. As and when the

rates are revised by SIDBI, the rates of interest on refinance will also be revised. Reimbursement

of five percentage points of interest shall be available to the units from Government of India through

PLIs.

(b) Security

• Exclusive charge over assets purchased out of the loan, first/second charge on existing fixed

assets and other collateral security, as may be deemed necessary.

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(c) Period of Repayment

• Period of repayment is to be decided between lending agencies and the textile units.However,

banks are free to give loan for more than 10 years including upto a maximum of two years

moratorium.

WORKING CAPITAL REQUIREMENTS

• The unit should arrange with its bankers for need-based working capital/additional working

capital facility.

PROCEDURAL ASPECTS

• It will be the responsibility of eligible PLIs to make necessary assessment, both as to the need

for modernisation as also the quantum of financial assistance required. The eligible

institutions should superscribe the refinance application “Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme

for Textile Industries” to specifically indicate that the proposal is related to TUFS.

• Proposals covered under the Automatic Refinance Scheme shall be accompanied by a

separate statement indicating that they relate to TUFS. The PLIs shall specifically mention in

the statement that the proposals listed are for technology upgradation/modernisation of the

respective industrial units and that the proposals meet the parameters contained in the GOI

Resolution and guidelines on TUFS to the extent applicable to SSI units.

• As SIDBI is required to furnish a forecast to GOI for interest payments on quarterly basis, we

advise that all the PLIs shall furnish interest forecast on quarterly basis to SIDBI, irrespective

of whether refinance is availed or not. The PLIs shall furnish, through their nodal offices to

our respective ROs / BOs, on or before 1st April-June quarter, on or before 1st July for

July-September quarter so on and so forth in the format prescribed by SIDBI.

• SIDBI shall have right to inspect the books of the PLIs and the loan accounts irrespective of

whether refinance is availed or not from SIDBI and the scheme / or call any other information

as may be required by GOI.

• SIDBI will have right to recall from the PLIs, the entire amount of interest incentive / cover

for exchange fluctuation paid and the PLIs shall undertake to refund the entire amount of

interest incentive / cover for adverse exchange rate fluctuations not exceeding 5% p.a. in

respect of foreign currency loans of their assisted unit :-

a) The scheme has not been operated by the PLI in terms of guidelines issued by GOI from

time to time; or

b) Either during implementation and/or currency of the loan, accounts do not conform to the

policies, procedures and guidelines laid down by GOI/SIDBI, from time to time.

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• The PLIs are required to furnish data in the proformae prescribed by Textile Commissioner

(TXC) – 4 proformae having periodicity of 3 monthly and 1 quarterly reports. The PLIs are

requested to send a consolidated progress report of all the branches of the PLI concerned as per

the prescribed proformae, separately for SSIs (SIDBI as nodal agency) and medium /large

scale units (IDBI as nodal agency). The quarterly information has to be sent in the proformae

IV alongwith the monthly proformae-I to III. Such information may be furnished monthly/

quarterly in prescribed proformae to the office of TXC, invariably before the 10th

of following

month, irrespective of whether assistance has been sanctioned during month / quarter or not.

Copies of the data in respect of small scale sector being sent to the TXC should be forwarded to

SIDBI. The information could also be sent to SIDBI through e-mail at the address

rtuf@sidbi.com.

PROGRAMME PERIOD

• The scheme has been extended upto March 31, 2012.

TERMS OF INTEREST REIMBURSEMENT

••••• The interest incentives will be made available to eligible SSI units through SFCs, SIDCs,

Scheduled Commercial Banks and selected co-operative banks (irrespective of whether they

avail refinance or not). Complete information as per the format prescribed need to be furnished

for the purpose of considering reimbursement of interest incentive by SIDBI. Incomplete

application will not be considered by SIDBI in as much as SIDBI as nodal agency would

continue to be responsible for verifying the interest reimbursement claims of the PLIs, and

actual reimbursement thereof.

••••• Both new and existing industrial concerns in the SSI sector will be eligible for interest

reimbursement of five percentage points on the interest payments made by them on the loan

outstanding to the PLIs in respect of loans sanctioned to them on or after April 1, 1999. The

units will be eligible for interest reimbursement from the date of disbursement of loan by the

PLIs during the period of loan as specified in the Letter of Intent and/or as may be specified in

the loan document.

• The units which are in default in payment of principal/interest will not be eligible for the

interest reimbursement.

The PLIs may lodge their claims for reimbursement of interest incentives form SIDBI on a

consolidated basis once every month. However, such claims in respect of a unit shall remain to

be on quarterly basis. SIDBI shall settle the same within a reasonable period of time upon

receipt of relative interest reimbursement amount from Government of India (GOI). Till such

time, the interest incentive is received from the GOI, commercial lending rates of the PLI shall

be applicable.

• The credit risk under the scheme will not be borne by SIDBI. The PLIs will make their own

commercial judgement while appraising the project. The credit decision of the PLIs will be

final.

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` • The decision of SIDBI as regards coverage of projects for extension of refinance under the

scheme shall be final.

FINANCIAL NORMS FOR DIRECT FINANCE BY

CO-OPTED PLI’S

• SIDBI would not insist on adherence to refinance norms such as promoters’ contribution,

DER, security, period of repayment in respect of cases where refinance has not been availed

under TUFS.

• Co-opted PLIs lending under direct finance can adopt their own financial norms for sanction of

TUFS loans. However, such norms can not be stricter than those outlined for direct finance by

the SIDBI.

• Other norms and criteria regarding technology, machinery, other investments, etc. as prescribed

by GOI would, however, be strictly adhered to by the PLIs while considering assistance under

TUFS.

• There will be no cap on direct finance by co-opted PLIs. Thus, they can lend directly to the

textile units upto the SSI limit or even larger amounts to existing SSI units graduating out of

SSI sector.

NOTE : The parameters and guidelines are subject to change from time to time as may be

required.

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PART - III

FINANCIAL NORMS OF

INDUSTRIAL FINANCIAL CORPORATION OF INDIA

(IFCI)

LOANS UNDER THE TUFS

Loans under the TUFS will be provided on the following terms and conditions:

Amount of loan :

The assistance will be need-based.

Promoters’ contribution :

Minimum 20% of the cost of the scheme. (relaxable to 17.5% in extremely deserving

cases).

Rating of the Company:

CRISIL equivalent investment credit rating of minimum BBB or

CRISIL equivalent corporate rating of minimum CCR BBB or

CRISIL equivalent short term instrument rating of minimum P3.

Company presently having no rating, but assisted by IFCI in the past with good track record

are also eligible.

Networth :

Minimum Rs.100 crore.

GP Margin :

GP margin to total income ratio in line with particular industry trend for last 3 years.

Debt-equity ratio :

1.5 : 1after taking into account the proposed loan.

DSCR :

Manimum average DSCR 1.5:1

Current Ratio:

Minimum Current Ratio: 1.33:1

Profit History:

The Company should be profit making for the last 3 years.

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Rate of interest :

a) Rupee loan :

Loans under TUFS shall carry interest at normal applicable rates of IFCI prevailing at the

time of sanction/execution of loan documents. Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India will reimburse

interest as per the TUFS Scheme amended from time to time.

b) Foreign Currency loan :

As applicable to the normal FCL. Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India will reimburse

interest as per the TUFS Scheme amended from time to time.

Period of Interest Reimbursement :

Applicable interest reimbursement, as also cover for exchange fluctuation will be available

during the period of loan as specified in the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme.

Upfront Fee :

1% plus applicable tax, if any, of the sanctioned amount payable on or before the time of

execution of loan documents.

Period of loan :

8-10 years (including moratorium) depending upon cash flow.

Security :

First charge on the entire fixed assets of the borrowing company with a minimum FACR of 1.5

besides the personal/corporate guarantee of promoters/group and pledge of promoters’ shareholdings,

as may be decided on the merits of the case.

CONVERSION OPTION:

Not applicable, except in case of defaults.

PRE-REQUISITES FOR ASSISTANCE UNDER TUFS:

i) Detailed project report:

Textile/Jute mills are expected to prepare detailed project report, quantify the physical and

financial requirements of the scheme including margin money for additional working capital and

also bring out clearly the specific technological improvements in crucial areas of operations with

their impact on productivity and profitability.

ii) Management:

As in part IV of Govt. resolution, dated 31/03/1999.

iii) Working Capital Requirements:

As in part V of Govt. resolution, dated 31/03/1999.

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PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION:

The applicant companies may submit the loan application in the prescribed format alongwith

Detailed Project Report (DPR) to IFCI at its Head Office or any of the Regional Offices. IFCI will

process the application / carry out appraisal for assessing the viability of the scheme. Assistance

will be considered strictly on commercial viability including track record of the promoters and

existence of prudent systems and procedures including corporate governance.

TIME FRAME FOR SANCTIONS:

All efforts will be made to process the application and sanction assistance on merits to

deserving concerns within two months form the date of receipt of complete application with full

information and DPR.

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REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-1’

[APPLICABLE IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANCTIONED W.E.F. 1-APR-07]

REPORTING FORMAT TO BE SUBMITTED BY THE LENDING AGENCY FOR

EXAMINATION OF ELIGIBILITY OF THE PROJECT/TERM LOAN FOR INTEREST/

MARGIN MONEY SUBSIDY UNDER MODIFIED-TUFS BY THE NODAL AGENCY

A. Name and address of the applicant

Bank/Institution

(with Tel.No./Fax No./E-mail ID)

B. Name of the contact officer

(with Tel.No./Mobile No./Fax No./E-mail ID)

1. Name of the

(a) Company

(b) Promoters

(c) Address for correspondence

(with Tel.No./Fax No./E-mail ID)

(d) Name of the Contact person

(with Tel.No./Mobile No./Fax No./E-mail ID)

2. (a) Whether the company is a SSI unit SSI unit graduating Non-SSI unit

to medium scale

(b) In case of the SSI-unit (subject to its 5% interest subsidy

maximum total investment in P&M being or

as per limits prescribed in GR on modified-

TUFS) whether the unit would like to avail of MMS@15%-TUFS

(c) In case of the SSI-unit availing of

MMS@15%-TUFS, whether the unit has Yes No

chosen route of availing subsidy through

the lending agency

(d) In case of the SSI-unit availing of

MMS@15%-TUFS through the route of Yes not availed of /applied for

lending agency, whether the unit has already

not availed of/applied for disbursement of

MMS@15%-TUFS in respect of the present No

project through the alternative route i.e.

Office of the Textile Commissioner

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(e) In case of the SSI-unit availing of

MMS@15%-TUFS, whether the lending

agency has entered into an agreement with the Yes No

unit as per Appendix-II of Annex-Q vide GR

on modified-TUFS]

(f) In case of the decentralized (SSI) powerloom

unit (subject to its maximum total investment Yes No

in P&M being as per limits prescribed in GR

on modified-TUFS), whether the unit has

availed of/applied for disbursement of

MMS@20%-TUFS to Office of the Textile

Commissioner in respect of the present project

[Please note that decentralized powerloom

units are permitted to avail of either

MMS@20%-TUFS or MMS@15%-TUFS

or 5% interest subsidy]

(g) Whether declaration has been obtained from

the SSI-unit that it has not exceeded capital/

margin-money subsidy limit of Rs.15 lakh Yes No

under TUFS since its inception in April 1999

[Please note that such a declaration is

compulsory]

In case of knitting/knitwear unit sanctioned

assistance under the erstwhile-TUFS

(i.e. sanction date being till 31-Mar-07),

the eligibility was 15% of Rs. One crore or

SSI limit whichever was higher.

(h) Aggregate amount of capital/margin-money

subsidy availed of by the SSI-unit since Rs._____________ lakh

inception of TUFS in April 1999, as per the

declaration as at (2)(g) above

3. a) Whether an existing company or a

new company? Existing New

b) In case of a new company, please furnish its

date of incorporation _____/_____/_____

(dd / mm / yyyy)

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4. a) Whether competent management is available

to the company to implement the project and Yes No

to manage its operations efficiently?

b) Towards 4(a) above, whether lending agency

has stipulated conditions relating to broad-

basing of the Board, appointment of senior Yes No

technical/financial executives, professionalisation

of the management and constitution of such

committees as considered necessary

[Please note that availability of competent

management to the company is one of the

main requirements for sanction of assistance

under TUFS]

5. Whether the company has made adequate

arrangements with its bankers for meeting Yes No

working capital requirements, considered

essential for success of the technology

upgradation programme?

6. Brief description of the project

7. Location of plant(s) in which the proposed

project is being implemented

8. Details on capacity Present Proposed Installed capacity

(applicable in case of modernisation/ installed expansion on completion

expansion/ setting up of new cotton ring capacity [net]/ New of the project

spinning facilities) capacity

[In terms of number of spindles]

9. a) In case of the independent ginning or pressing

unit, whether Clause 4.(4.1)(a) of GR on Yes No

modified-TUFS has been complied with?

Not applicable (as the unit is

not an independent ginning

or pressing unit)

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9. b) In case of the ginning and pressing unit,

whether the unit has already not availed Yes benefits not availed of

enefits under TMC for the project? under TMC

[Please note that for such units, benefits No

either under TMC or TUFS are permitted]

10. a) In case of replacement of ring frames/other

back-up machinery in spinning section, Yes No

whether Clause 4.2(a)(ii) of GR on

modified-TUFS has been complied with? Not applicable (as the project

does not envisage replacement)

b) In case of replacement of silk reeling /

twisting machinery, whether Clause 4.2(e)

(ii) of GR on modified-TUFS has been

complied with?

c) In case of replacement of VFY and VSF

machinery, whether Clause 4.3(ii) of GR

on modified-TUFS has been complied with?

d) In case of replacement of looms, whether

Clause 4.4(a)(I)(ii) / 4.4(b)(iii) of GR on

modified-TUFS has been complied with?

11. In case of import of eligible second-hand

machinery under the proposed project, Yes No

the certificate from a Chartered Engineer

of the exporting country, certifying vintage Not applicable (as the project

and residual life of the equipment obtained? does not envisage import of

second-hand machinery)

12.In case of the woollen-weaving units,

whether there is in-house weaving- Yes No

preparatory capacity matching with the

weaving capacity of the unit? Not applicable (as it is an SSI unit)

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13. Break-up of project cost:

Sl.No. Items Cost (Rs. lakh)

Total TUFS-related cost

i) Land

ii) Factory buildings

iii) Preliminary and pre-operative expenses

iv) Margin money for working capital

v) Electrical installations

vi) Other buildings Not eligible

vii) Miscellaneous fixed assets

viii) Main plant and machinery

[please furnish actual TUFS-related specifications

as per Annexures ‘A’ to ‘F’, ‘J’ to ‘L’ of modified-

TUFS in reporting format N-2]

ix) CAD/CAM and Textile Design Studio

[please furnish actual TUFS-related specifications

as per Annexure ‘M’ of modified-TUFS in

reporting format N-2]

x) Energy saving devices/process control equipments

[please furnish actual TUFS-related specifications

as per Annexure ‘H’ of modified-TUFS in reporting

format N-2]

xi) Water treatment plant for captive industrial use

xii) In-house R&D

xiii) IT including ERP

xiv) TQM including adoption of ISO/BIS standards

xv) CPP/DG Set (including non-conventional sources)

xvi) Technical know-how (including expenses on training

and payment of fees to foreign technicians)

xvii) Others (please specify)

xviii) Contingencies

Total

14. a.Total term loan/s Rs.__________ lakh

b. Promoters Contribution Rs._________ lakh;

[Please note that minimum 15% promoters ___% of the project cost

contribution is necessary for SSI-units

availing of MMS@15%-TUFS]

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15. a. Whether the term loan is being shared by other

Bank(s)/Institution(s)? Yes No

b. If yes, indicate sharing pattern Name of the Bank/ Amount

Institution (Rs. lakh)

Total

c. In case of consortium financing, which is the

lead Bank/Institution?

d. In case of multiple banking arrangement, which

is the Bank/Institution with major share of term

loan?

16. Date of receipt of the term loan application by the _____/_____/_____

Bank/Institution (dd / mm / yyyy)

17. Date of sanction of the term loan by the delegated _____/_____/_____

authority (Board/Credit Committee, etc.) (dd / mm / yyyy)

18. Date of communication of sanction to the company _____/_____/_____

(dd / mm / yyyy)

19. Date of commencement of implementation of the _____/_____/_____

project (dd / mm / yyyy)

20. Expected/actual date of completion of the project _____/_____/_____

(dd / mm / yyyy)

21. Implementation period

[Item No.20 minus Item No.19 above] ______ years ______ months

22. a. Repayment start date _____/_____/_____

(dd / mm / yyyy)

b. Repayment end date _____/_____/_____

(dd / mm / yyyy)

c. Repayment period

[i.e. Item No.22b minus Item No.22a above] ________ years _______ months

23. Moratorium period ________ years ______ months

[Moratorium period = repayment start date It is hereby confirmed that TUFS-subsidy

minus the actual date of completion of the will be claimed for maximum 2 years of

project] implementation and moratoriumperiod

and maximum 8 years of repayment period.

Note : TUFS-subsidy is restricted to 2

years of implementation and morato

rium period and 8 years of repayment

period under modified-TUFS.

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24. a. Expenditure incurred by the company on the Rs.______________ lakh

project since commencement of implementation

(reference Item No.19 above) till the date it

approached the Bank/Institution for the term

loan (reference Item No.16 above)

b. Source of funds for the expenditure incurred as

mentioned at Item No.24(a) above

25. Whether standard asset in the books of the

Bank/Institution?Yes No

26. Whether there are overdues? Yes No

27. Latest audited networth position of the company Rs.___________ lakh

[Date of balance sheet : ____/____/___

(dd/mm/yyyy)

28. Audited cash profit position of the company for FY ____ FY ____ FY_____

the immediately preceding 3 FYs [I] [II] [III]

Note : In case the company has incurred cash

loss in one or more years, furnish the position

for the immediately preceding five FYs

Certified that :

1) the information furnished above is in strict compliance with the guidelines/provisions

issued under modified-TUFS, as amended from time to time and the project is eligible under

modified-TUFS.

2) in case of any variation in information in reporting format N-1 vis-à-vis our appraisal report/

sanction note/sanction communication to the company, the information furnished in

reporting format N-1 is correct and final.

3) we have exercised due diligence in furnishing the above information and certify that it is

correct. We are aware that eligibility of the project/term loan for interest/margin money

subsidy under modified-TUFS shall be established by the Nodal Agency on the basis of the

above information. We shall own responsibility for omissions/ misrepresentations, if any, in

the above information.

Place:

(Signature)

Date :

(Name and designation of the authorised signatory)

Note: Please affix seal/rubber stamp of the Bank/Institution on all pages of the reporting

format N-1 alongwith signature of the authorised signatory)

[APPLICABLE IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANTIONED W.E.F. 1-APR-07]

(Containing actual TUFS-related specifications of the plant and machinery / equipment proposed under the project)

Name of the applicant Bank / Institution :

Name of the Company :

Project Cost :

Term loan sanctioned by the :applicant Bank / Institution

I. Main Plant & Machinery / Equipment

Sr.

No.

Description of

Machinery /

Equipment

Number of

Machinery /

Equipment

Basic Price

( In respect of

Indigenous

Machinery /

Equipment )

CIF Price in

Rupee terms

( in R/O

imported*

Machinery /

Equipment )

Whether New or

Second-hand ?

If second-hand,

indicate vintage

and residual life (in

number of years)

NOTE:

Vintage life =

date of bill of

entry Minus date

of manufacture

Annexure no.

& item no.as

per GR on

modified-TUFS

Specifications/

Description of

the Machine /

Equipment

as indicated in

GR on

Modified-TUFS

Actual

Specifications/

Description of

the Machine/

Equipment

vis-a-vis

TUFS-related

Specifications /

Description as

indicated in

col.9

Whether it is

acquired As

an

additional

Machine/

Equipment

or it is

replacing an

existing

Machine /

Equipment ?

Whether it is acquired

as a complete

Machine / Equipment or

it is a part upgradation /

part-replacement of an

existing Machine /

Equipment ?

(Tick Whichever Column

is Applicable)

Part up gra-dation/part

replacementof an existing

machine equipment

( Amount in Rs. Lakh)

* Please note that in respect of imported second-hand shuttleless looms, the maximum eligible shall be reckoned as benchmarked in Appendix-I of Annex-P vide GR on modified-TUFSvalue

REPORTING FORMAT 'N-2'

Complete

machine

Annex-

ure No.Imported

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)

IndigenousItem

No.

Rs. lakh

Rs. lakh

140 141

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2

REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-2’ CONTD.

II. MISCELLANEOUS FIXED ASSETS/OTHER ASSETS

(Amount in Rs. Lakh)

Imported Indigenous

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

Certified that :

1) the information furnished above is in strict compliance with the guidelines/provisions issued under modified-TUFS, as amendedfrom time to time and the project is eligible under modified-TUFS.

2) in case of any variation in information in reporting format N-2 vis-à-vis our appraisal report/sanction note/ sanctioncommunication to the company, the information furnished in reporting format N-2 is correct and final.

3) we have exercised due diligence in furnishing the above information and certify that it is correct. We are aware that eligibilityof the project/term loan for interest/margin money subsidy under modified-TUFS shall be established by the Nodal Agency onthe basis of the above information. We shall own responsibility for omissions/misrepresentations, if any, in the aboveinformation.

Place: (Signature) Date : (Name and designation of the authorised signatory)

Notes : 1. Please affix seal/rubber stamp of the Bank/Institution on all pages of the reporting format N-2 alongwith

signature of the authorised signatory.

2. Fill in all the columns with specific details. DO NOT WRITE N.A. IN ANY COLUMN.

Sr.

No.

Description of

Machinery / Equipment

Number of

Machinery /

Equipment

Basic price (in respect of

indigenous Machinery /

Equipment)

CIF Price in

Rupee terms (in R/O

imported Machinery /

Equipment)

Whether New

or

Second-hand?

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3

REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-5’

[APPLICABLE IN RESPECT OF THE SANCTIONS MADE W.E.F. 1-APR-07

OR IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANCTIONED PRIOR TO 1-APR-07 FOR THOSE TEXTILE PROCESSING

MACHINERY ITEMS ONLY, PREVIOUSLY NOT INCLUDED UNDER ORIGINAL - TUFS VIS-A-VIS THOSE NOW

INCLUDED UNDER MODIFIED-TUFS ELIGIBLE FOR 10% CAPITAL SUBSIDY]

Format for seeking eligibility clearance for additional incentive in the form of 10% capital subsidy

for the specified textile processing machinery under modified - Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) for Textile & Jute Industries

Name of the applicant Bank/Institution

Name of the Company

Whether it is an SSI unit (subject to its maximum total investment

in P&M being as per limits prescribed in GR on modified-TUFS Yes No

In case it is the SSI-unit, whether the unit has not availed Yes MMS 15% - TUFS NOT AVAILED OF

MMS@15%-TUFS for the below mentioned textile processing

machinery No

Project cost (Rs. lakh)

Total term loan sanctioned (Rs. lakh)

Name of the Date of Amount of term

Bank/ sanction of term loan loan sanctioned

Sharing pattern of term loan (if any) Institution (DD-MM-YY) (Rs. lakh)

Amount of term loan sanctioned by the applicant Bank/

Institution (Rs. lakh)

Date of sanction of term loan by the applicant Bank/ -------/-------/-------

Institution (DD-MM-YY) ( DD / MM / YYYY )

Date of commencment of commercial production for the -------/-------/-------

project in case the term has been sanctioned prior to 1-Apr-07 ( DD / MM / YYYY )

Whether certificate from Chartered Engineer and Chartered

Accountant certifying the date of commencement of commercial Yes No

production has been obtained by the lending agency

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4

REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-5’ CONTD.

DETAILS OF MAIN TEXTILE PROCESSING MACHINERY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1

….

Certificates and undertakings :

1. We have exercised due diligence in furnishing the above information and certify that it is correct. We are aware that elgibility of the

above textile processing machinery for 10% capital subsidy under modified TUFS will be examined by Nodal Agency on the

basis of the above information. We shall own responsibility for omissions/misrepresentations, if any, in the above information.

2. Certified that the above textile processing machinery is acquired by the company out of the term loan sanctioned by us.

3. Certified that the above information is in strict compliance with the guidelines/provisions issued under modified TUFS, as amended

from time to time, and the above textile processing machinery is eligible for 10% capital subsidy under modified TUFS.

4. Certified that in case of any variation in the above information vis-à-vis our appraisal report/sanction note / sanction

communication to the company, the information furnished above is correct and final.

Place:

Signature : ______________________

Date Name and designation of the authorized signatory : ________________

(Please affix Seal/Rubber Stamp of the Bank/Institution)

Notes :

1. Please affix seal / Rubber Stamp of the Bank / Institution on all pages of the reporting format N-5 alongwite signature of

the authorised signatory.

2. Fill in all the columns with specific details. DO NOT WRITE N.A. IN ANY COLUMN.

Sr.

No.

Description of machinery

Imported Indigenous

Number of

machinery

items

Whether new

or second-hand

Sr.No. of the

machinery

as per Annex-J

of the

modified-TUFS

Description/specifications

of themachinery

as indicated inthe said

Annex-J

Actualdescription/

specifications of themachineryvis-à-vis

TUFS-relatedspecifications as

indicated in Col.7

Whether

acquired

as a

complete

machine

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5

REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-6’

[APPLICABLE IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANCTIONED W.E.F. 1-APR-07

OR IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANCTIONED PRIOR TO 1-APR-07 FOR WHICH COMMERCIAL

PRODUCTION HAS COMMENCED POST-1-APR-07]

Format for seeking eligibility clearance for additional incentive in the form of 10% capital subsidy

for the specified garmenting machinery under modified Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) for Textile & Jute Industries

Name of the Company

Whether it is an SSI unit (subject to its maximumtotal investment in P&M being as per limits prescribed Yes Noin GR on modified-TUFS)

In case it is the SSI-unit, whether the unit has not availedMMS@15%-TUFS for the below mentioned Yes MMS@ 15%-TUFS NOT AVAILED OF Nogarmenting machinery

Project cost (Rs. lakh)

Total term loan sanctioned (Rs. lakh)

Name of the Bank/ Date of sanction Amount of term loanInstitution of term loan sanctioned

Sharing pattern of term loan (if any) (DD-MM-YY) (Rs. lakh)

Amount of term loan sanctioned by theapplicant Bank/ Institution (Rs. lakh)

Date of sanction of term loan by the ———/———/——-applicant Bank/Institution (DD-MM-YY) [DD/MM/YY]

Date of commencement of commercial production for the project ———/———/——-in case the term loan has been sanctioned prior to 1-Apr-07] [DD/MM/YY]

Whether certificate from Chartered Engineer and CharteredAccountant certifying the date of commencement of Yes Nocommercial production has been obtained by the lending agency

Whether the below mentioned gamenting machinery items shall Yes Nobe used for apparel manufacturing.

14

6

REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-6’ CONTD.

DETAILS OF MAIN GARMENTING MACHINERY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1

….

Certificates and undertakings :

1. We have exercised due diligence in furnishing the above information and certify that it is correct. We are aware that elgibility

of the above garmenting machinery for 10% capital subsidy under TUFS shall be examined by the Nodal Agency on the

basis of the above information. We shall own responsibility for omissions/misrepresentations, if any, in the above

information.

2. Certified that the above garmenting machinery is acquired by the company out of the term loan sanctioned by us.

3. Certified that the above information is in strict compliance with the guidelines/provisions issued under modified-TUFS,as

amended from time to time, and the above garmenting machinery is eligible for 10% capital subsidy under

modified-TUFS.

4. Certified that in case of any variation in the above information vis-à-vis appraisal report/sanction note and sanction

communication to the company, the information furnished above is correct and final.

Place: Signature : ______________________

Date: Name and designation of the authorized signatory : ________________

(Please affix Seal/Rubber Stamp of the Bank/Institution)

Notes :

1. Please affix seal / Rubber Stamp of the Bank / Institution on all pages of the reporting format N-6 alongwite

signature of the authorised signatory.

2. Fill in all the columns with specific details. DO NOT WRITE N.A. IN ANY COLUMN.

Sr.

No.

Description of machinery

Imported Indigenous

Number of

machinery

items

Whether new

or second-hand

Sr.No. of the

machinery

as per Annex-L

of the

modified-TUFS

Description/specifications

of themachinery

as indicated inthe said

Annex-L

Actualdescription/

specifications of themachineryvis-à-vis

TUFS-relatedspecifications as

indicated in Col.7

Whether

acquired

as a

complete

machine

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REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-7’

[APPLICABLE IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANCTIONED W.E.F. 1-APR-07

OR IN RESPECT OF THE CASES SANCTIONED PRIOR TO 1-APR-07 FOR WHICH COMMERCIAL

PRODUCTION HAS COMMENCED POST-1-APR-07]

Format for seeking eligibility clearance for additional incentive in the form of 10% capital subsidy for the specified technical textileincluding non-wovan machinery under modified Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS) for Textile & Jute Industries

Name of the applicant Bank/Institution

Name of the Company

Whether it is an SSI unit (subject to its maximumtotal investment in P&M being as per limits prescribed Yes Noin GR on modified-TUFS)

In case it is the SSI-unit, whether the unit has not availedMMS@15%-TUFS for the below mentioned Yes MMS@15% - TUFS NOT AVAILED OF Notechnical textile including non-woven machinery

Whether the unit has obtained prescribed registration Yes Nonumber from Office of the Textile Commissioner

Registration number allotted by Office of the Textile No.Commissioner for technical textile units

Project cost (Rs. lakh)

Total term loan sanctioned (Rs. lakh)

Name of the Bank/ Date of sanction Amount of term loan Institution of term loan sanctioned

Sharing pattern of term loan (if any) (DD-MM-YY) (Rs. lakh)

Amount of term loan sanctioned by theapplicant Bank/ Institution (Rs. lakh)

Date of sanction of term loan by the ———/———/——applicant Bank/Institution [DD/MM/YY]

Date of commencement of commercial production for the project ———/———/——-in case the term loan has been sanctioned prior to 1-Apr-07] [DD/MM/YY]

Whether certificate from Chartered Engineer andChartered Accountant certifying the date of commencement of

Yes Nocommercial production has been obtained by the lending agency

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8

REPORTING FORMAT ‘N-7’ CONTD.

DETAILS OF MAIN TECHNICAL TEXTILE MACHINERY

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1….

Certificates and undertakings :

1. We have exercised due diligence in furnishing the above information and certify that it is correct. We are aware that elgibilityofthe above technical textile including non - woven machinery for 10% capital subsidy under modified TUFS shall be examinedby the Nodal Agency on the basis of the above information. We shall own responsibility for omissions/misrepresentations, ifany, in the above information.

2. Certified that the above technical textile including non - woven machinery is acquired by the company out of the term loansanctioned by us.

3. Certified that the above information is in strict compliance with the guidelines/provisions issued under modified-TUFS, asamended from time to time, and the above technical textile including non - woven machinery is eligible for 10% capital subsidyunder modified-TUFS.

4. Certified that in case of any variation in the above information vis-à-vis appraisal report/sanction note/sanctioncommunication to the company, the information furnished above is correct and final.

Place: Signature : ______________________

Date: Name and designation of the authorized signatory : ____________________

(Please affix Seal/Rubber Stamp of the Bank/Institution)

Notes :

1. Please affix seal / Rubber Stamp of the Bank / Institution on all pages of the reporting format N-7 along wite

signature of the authorised signatory.

2. Fill in all the columns with specific details. DO NOT WRITE N.A. IN ANY COLUMN.

Sr.

No.

Description of machinery

Imported Indigenous

Number of

Machinery

items

Whether new

or

second-hand

Sr.No. of the

machinery as per

Annex-K of the

modified-TUFS

Description/

specifications of

the machinery as

indicated in the

said Annex-K

Actual description/

specifications of

the machinery

vis-à-vis TUFS-

related specifications

as indicated in Col.7

Whether

acquired

as a complete

machine

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FORMAT - I

(QUARTERLY)

UNIT-WISE PROJECT-WISE DETAILS OF TUFS BENEFICIARIES UNDER 5% INTEREST REIMBURSEMENT (IR)

FOR THE QUARTER ENDING ________________

Name of Primary Lending Institution: ___________Name of Nodal Agency / Nodal Bank _____________________

Nodal officer with Tel. / Fax / E-mail address: ____________________________________

(Rs. lakh)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1

2

3

4

5

Sr.

No.

Name & Full

Address of unit

with Tel./Fax/

E-mail address

(State-wise)

Non-

SSI

/SSI

Existing /

New unit

(E or N)

Segment

(See Note)

Date of sub

mission of

complete

application

Total cost

of the

Project

Date of

sanction

Term Loan

sanctioned

under

TUFS

Eligible amount

disbursed

under TUFS

(As on Quarter

ending

____*_______)

15

0

(1) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24)

1

2

3

4

5

* - Dates may be filled

Note :

1. For Segment (Col.5) indicate the nos. (6) Manufacturing Viscose filament yarn; (14) Made-up manufacturing;as follows: (7) Independent weaving preparatory; (15) Processing of fibres, yarn fabrics,

(1) Cotton ginning & pressing; (8) Weaving; garments and made-ups;(2) Silk, reeling & twisting; (9) Knitting; (16) Jute Industry;(3) Wool scouring and combing; (10) Non-Wovens; (17) Composite Upgradation, (i.e., units going for(4) Synthetic filament yarn (11) Fabric embroidery; upgradation of two or three activities

texturising, crimping & (12) Technical Textiles; simultaneously e.g. Spinning & weaving ortwisting; (13) Garment manufacturing; weaving or processing or knitting and

(5) Spinning; processing etc. etc.)(18) CPP on stand alone basis

2. In case of sharing cases (consortium financing) the project cost may be indicated by the lending agency, which has sanctioned maximum amount ofloan to the unit to avoid double counting. However, the amount sanctioned and amount disbursed may be indicated by each of the lending agency for theamount sanctioned and disbursed by them respectively.

3. Duly filled in proforma may be submitted to the Joint Textile Commissioner (Economics), Office of the Textile Commissioner, P.B.No. 11500, New C.G.O.

Building, 48, New Marine Lines, Mumbai - 400 020, Tel. : (022) 2200 1050, Fax : (022) 2200 4693, E-mail : texcomindia@txcindia.com / textilec@gmail.com

on or before the 5th of the following month.

Amount ofinterestsubsidyadjusted

during thecurrent

year due torelease offunds by

Ministry ofTextiles /

NodalAgencies

(As on date___*_____)

Sr.

No.

Date of

first

disburse-

ment

Term loan

remaining

to be

disbursed

(As on date

___*___)

Principal amount

outstanding As onRepayment period Pending Subsidy

Previous

Quarter

ending

(___*__)

Current

Quarter

ending

(___*__)

Impleme-

ntation

period

Morato-

rium

period

Repay-

ment

period

Pending

in the

begin-

ning

of the

current

year

Accrued

during

the

current

year

upto

last

quarter

Total

Upto

previous

quarter

Current

quarter

Next

quarter

Interest subsidy due

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1

FORMAT - II

(QUARTERLY)

UNIT-WISE DETAILS OF TUFS BENEFICIARIES UNDER 10% CREDIT LINKED CAPITAL SUBSIDY (CLCS@10%)

FOR THE QUARTER ENDING _____________

Name of Primary Lending Institution : ___________________ Name of Nodal Agency / Nodal Bank : ___________________

Nodal officer with Tel. / Fax / E-mail address: ____________________________________ (Rs. lakh)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

1

2

3

4

5

Sr.

No.

Name & Full Address of unit

with Tel. / Fax / E-mail address

(State-wise)

Non-SSI /

SSI

Existing /

New unit

(E or N)

Segment

(See Note)

Date of

submission of

complete

application

Total cost of

the machinery

eligible under

CLCS@10%

Date of grant

of eligibility

15

2

(1) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)

1

2

3

4

5

* - Date may be filled

Note :

1. For Segment (Col.5) indicate the nos. (7) Independent weaving preparatory;

as follows: (8) Weaving; (16) Jute Industry;

(1) Cotton ginning & pressing; (9) Knitting (17) Composite Upgradation, (i.e., units

(2) Silk, reeling & twisting; (10) Non-Wovens; going for upgradation of two or

(3) Wool scouring and combing; (11) Fabric embroidery; three activities simultaneously e.g.

(4) Synthetic filament yarn texturising, (12) Technical Textiles; Spinning & weaving or weaving

crimping & twisting; (13) Garment manufacturing; or processing or knitting and

(5) Spinning; (14) Made-up manufacturing; processing etc. etc.)

(6) Manufacturing Viscose filament yarn; (15) Processing of fibres, yarn (18) CPP on stand alone basis

fabrics, garments and made-ups;

2. In case of sharing cases (consortium financing) the project cost may be indicated by the lending agency, which has sanctioned maximum amount of loan to the unit toavoid double counting. However, the amount sanctioned and amount disbursed may be indicated by each of the lending agency for the amount sanctioned anddisbursed by them respectively.

3. Duly filled in proforma may be submitted to the Joint Textile Commissioner (Economics), Office of the Textile Commissioner, P.B.No. 11500, New C.G.O.

Building, 48, New Marine Lines, Mumbai - 400 020, Tel. : (022) 2200 1050, Fax : (022) 2200 4693, E-mail : texcomindia@txcindia.com / textilec@gmail.com

on or before the 5th of the following month.

Amount of capitalsubsidy adjusted duringthe current year due to

release of funds byMinistry of Textiles /

Nodal Agencies (As on

date ___*_____)

Sr.

No.

Pending in the

beginning of

the current

year

Accrued

during the

current year

upto last

quarter

Total

Pending subsidy 10% Capital subsidy due

Up to

previous quarterCurrent quarter Next quarter

15

3

FORMAT -III

(QUARTERLY)

UNIT-WISE DETAILS OF TUFS BENEFIACIARIES UNDER 15% MARGIN MONEY SUBSIDY (MMS@15%)

FOR SSI SECTOR FOR THE QUARTER ENDING _________________

Name of Primary Lending Institution : ___________________Name of Nodal Agency / Nodal Bank : ___________________

Nodal officer with Tel. / Fax / E-mail address: ____________________________________

(Rs. lakh)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

1

2

3

4

5

Sr.

No.

Name & Full Address of unit

with Tel./Fax/ E-mail address

(State-wise)

Existing /

New unit

(E or N)

Segment

(See Note)

Date of

submission

of complete

application

Total cost

of the

Project

Date of

sanction

Project cost

eligible under

TUFS

Eligible amount

disbursed

(As on Quarter

ending

____*_______)

15

4

(1) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)

1

2

3

4

5

* - Date may be filled

Note :

1. For Segment (Col.5) indicate the nos. (8) Weaving; (16) Jute Industry;

as follows: (9) Knitting; (17) Composite Upgradation, (i.e., units

(1) Cotton ginning & pressing; (10) Non-Wovens; going for upgradation of two or three

(2) Silk, reeling & twisting; (11) Fabric embroidery; activities simultaneously e.g.

(3) Wool scouring and combing; (12) Technical Textiles; Spinning & weaving or weaving

(4) Synthetic filament yarn texturising, (13) Garment manufacturing; or processing or knitting and

crimping & twisting; (14) Made-up manufacturing; processing etc. etc.)

(5) Spinning; (15) Processing of fibres, yarn (18) CPP on stand alone basis

(6) Manufacturing Viscose filament yarn; fabrics, garments and made-ups;

(7) Independent weaving preparatory;

2. In case of sharing cases (consortium financing) the project cost may be indicated by the lending agency, which has sanctioned maximum amount of loan to

the unit to avoid double counting. However, the amount sanctioned and amount disbursed may be indicated by each of the lending agency for the amountsanctioned and disbursed by them respectively.

3. Duly filled in proforma may be submitted to the Joint Textile Commissioner (Economics), Office of the Textile Commissioner, P.B.No. 11500, New

C.G.O. Building, 48, New Marine Lines, Mumbai - 400 020, Tel. : (022) 2200 1050, Fax : (022) 2200 4693, E-mail : texcomindia@txcindia.com /

textilec@gmail.com on or before the 5th of the following month.

Amount of capitalsubsidy adjusted duringthe current year due to

release of funds byMinistry of Textiles /

Nodal Agencies (As on

date ___*_____)

Sr.

No.

Pending in the

beginning of

the current

year

Accrued

during the

current year

upto last

quarter

Total

Pending subsidy 15% Capital subsidy due

Up to

previous quarterCurrent quarter Next quarter

15

5

FORMAT – IV

(MONTHLY)

Name of Primary Lending Institution : _______________________Name of Nodal Agency / Nodal Bank :_________________

Nodal officer with Tel. / Fax / E-mail address: ___________________________________

STATE-WISE, SEGMENT-WISE PROGRESS OF TUFS UNDER 5% INTEREST REIMBURSEMENT (IR),

15% MARGIN MONEY SUBSIDY (MMS@15%)

AS ON _______________

(Rs. lakh)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

I Andhra

Pradesh

(a) Under IR

(b) Under

MMS@15%

Sub Total

II Assam

(a) Under IR

(b) Under

MMS@15%

Sub Total

Total

• It should also be submitted every quarter along with Quarterly Proforma P.T.O.

Sr.

No.

State /

Union

Territory

SSI /

NON-

SSI

Segment

(See Note)

Applications received

(including pending/rejected/

Sanctioned applications)

under TUFS

Applications sanctioned

under TUFSApplications disbursed under TUFS

No.Project

Cost

Amount

required

under

TUFS

No.Project

Cost

Project

CostNo.

Amount

sanctioned

Amount

sanctioned

Amount

disbursed

15

6

Note :

For Segment (Col.4) indicate the nos. as follows:

(1) Cotton ginning & pressing;

(2) Silk, reeling & twisting;

(3) Wool scouring and combing;

(4) Synthetic filament yarn texturising, crimping & twisting;

(5) Spinning;

(6) Manufacturing Viscose filament yarn;

(7) Independent weaving preparatory;

(8) Weaving;

(9) Knitting;

(10) Non-Wovens;

(11) Fabric embroidery;

(12) Technical Textiles;

(13) Garment manufacturing;

(14) Made-up manufacturing;

(15) Processing of fibres, yarn fabrics, garments and made-ups;

(16) Jute Industry;

(17) Composite Upgradation, (i.e., units going for upgradation of two or three activities simultaneously e.g. Spinning &

weaving or weaving or processing or knitting and processing etc. etc.)

(18) CPP on stand alone basis

• In case of sharing cases (consortium financing) the project cost may be indicated by the lending agency, which has

sanctioned maximum amount of loan to the unit to avoid double counting. However, the amount sanctioned and amount

disbursed may be indicated by each of the lending agency for the amount sanctioned and disbursed by them respectively.

• Duly filled in proforma may be submitted to the Joint Textile Commissioner (Economics), Office of the Textile Com

missioner, P.B.No. 11500, New C.G.O. Building, 48, New Marine Lines, Mumbai - 400 020, Tel. : (022) 2200 1050,

Fax : (022) 2200 4693, E-mail : texcomindia@txcindia.com / textilec@gmail.com on or before the 5th of the following

month.

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 24th April, 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 2

(2008-2009 Series)

Sub : Web based submission of data under TUFS – regarding.

As per guidelines of the new modified TUF Scheme the lending agencies will

implement an online system for expeditious clearance of TUF cases and releasing of TUF subsidy

to the beneficiary. The release of funds under TUFS has been linked to the

submission of data in the format prescribed by the Office of the Textile Commissioner. The funds

will not be released until the unit-wise data in the prescribed format is submitted to the Office of

the Textile Commissioner.

2. Accordingly, a web based system of online submission of data by lending agencies has

been put in place and the said data is available in the public domain to make the system more

transparent.

3. To access the information pertaining to TUFS beneficiary, the following procedure may be

followed:

Step 1 : Log on to the website www.txcindia.com

Step 2 : Click the link TUFS Beneficiary

Step 3 : Select Format 1 for 5% interest reimbursement;

Select Format 2 for 10% capital subsidy;

Select Format 3 for 15% capital subsidy for SSI units.

Step 4 : Select the Bank Name, Quarter ended and Year and click the Submit button.

Step 5 : Search the TUFS beneficiary name from the report generated and check the details.

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Step 6 : Check\ the details of the TUFS subsidy including claim for the subsidy as

lodged by the bank with this office. In case name of the beneficiary is not appearing

in the report or discrepancy is observed in the report the concerned bank may be

contacted immediately.

3. To access the information pertaining to funds released to lending agencies by the Ministry

of Textiles click on the link giving information about latest funds released by MOT to lending

agencies.

4. To access the information regarding names, addresses and telephone numbers of the incharge

of the TUFS Cell of nodal agencies / nodal banks and major co-opted PLIs click on the link giving

information about details of nodal agencies / nodal banks / major co-opted PLIs.

The above may please be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 12th May, 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 3

(2008-2009 Series)

In the meeting convened under the Chairmanship of Shri. A.K.Singh, Secretary(Textiles) with

Nodal Agencies/Nodal Banks and major co-opted PLIs under TUFS on 30 April,2008 in the Office

of the Textile Commissioner, Mumbai the following decisions were taken-

1. Loans sanctioned under TUFS upto March 2007 pending for disbursement:

All the cases sanctioned upto March 2007 which have not taken the first

disbursement till date will be given time upto 30th September 2008 for taking the first disburse-

ment. In case disbursement does not take place by 30th September 2008, such cases should be

cancelled by the lending agencies.

2. Cut off date for claims under TUFS :

From 1st April 2008 if the units do not submit claim under TUFS within 6 months of the

loan sanctioned, their cases should not be entertained for TUFS benefits.

3 Co-opted PLIs of IDBI/SIDBI :

The Co-opted PLIs of IDBI and SIDBI may consider opening a current account with IDBI/

SIDBI to expedite transfer of funds from Nodal agencies to their co-opted PLIs.

The above clarification / procedure in the TUF Scheme may please be brought to the

notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

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Addresses of the Government offices connected with TUFS

Ministry of Textiles, Jute Commissioner,

Govt. of India, Ministry of Textiles,

Udyog Bhavan, Govt. of India,

New Delhi - 110 107. C.G.O. Complex, 3rd MSO

Tel. : 011-23011320/30/38 Building, 4th Floor,

Fax : 011-23013711/ 23013681 E & F Wing, DF Block,

Salt Lake City

Kolkata - 700 069

Tel. : 033-2337 6973/75/79/80

Fax : 033-2337 6974/72

Textile Commissioner, Banking Division,

Ministry of Textiles, Ministry of Finance,

Govt. of India, Govt. of India,

48, New Marine Lines, Jeevan Deep Building,

New C.G.O.Buildings, Sansad Marg,

Post Bag No.11500, New Delhi - 110 001.

Mumbai - 400 020. Tel. : 011-23732100

Tel. : 022-22001050 Fax : 011-23732207/3747018

Fax : 022-22004693

Regional Offices of the Textile Commissioner

AHMEDABAD AMRITSAR

Regional Office of the Textile Regional Office of the Textile

Commissioner, Commissioner,

People Co-Operative Bank Building, 61, Hussainpura,

Bhadra, G.T. Road,

Ahmedabad - 380 001. Amritsar - 143 006.

Tel : 079-5354238 Tel :0183-220485

Fax : 079-5350366 Fax:0183-586380

KOLKATA INDORE

Regional Office of the Textile Regional Office of the Textile

Commissioner, Commissioner,

M.S.O. Buildings, 3rd Floor, Corporate Block,

Sub-Block (A&C), Block - DF, Readymade Garment Complex,

Salt Lake, Pardeshipura,

KOLKATA- 700 064. INDORE - 452003

Tel :033-3344998

Fax :033-3340789

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COIMBATORE MUMBAI

Regional Office of the Textile Regional Office of the Textile

Commissioner, Commissioner,

No. 1254 & 1255, Mattupalayam Road, Kendriya Sadan,

Near Saibaba Temple, Near RBI Bank, Belapur

Coimbatore - 641 043. MUMBAI – 400 614.

Tel :0422-443303 Phone :  27560645

Fax :0422-448164 E-mail: rotexcom@vsnl.net,

mumbai-rotxc@nic.in

BANGALORE NOIDA

Regional Office of the Textile Regional Office of the Textile

Commissioner, Commissioner,

Shed No. 7 & 8, VITC Export Bhavan, Sector-XI, M-7,

14th Cross, 2nd Stage,  G.B.Nagar, Ghazidabad (U.P.)

Peenya Industrial Area,  Noida -201 301.

Bangalore - 560 058. Tel :011-8522954

Telefax : 080-2836 7439 Fax :011-8558731

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Addresses of Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks under TUFS

General Manager General Manager,

Industrial Development Bank of India Small Industrial Development

Ltd. (IDBI) Bank of India (SIDBI),

IDBI Tower, W.T.C. Complex SIDBI Towers,

Cuffe Parade 15, Ashok Marg,

Mumbai - 400 005 Lucknow – 226 001.

Tel. : 022-66552181, Mob:9323871225 Tel : - 0522-2288546-50, 09839065454

Fax : 022-22181294 Fax : - 0522-2228540-44, 2288457

E-mail : rs.ghaywate@idbi.co.in Email – subrata@sidbi.in

Assistant General Manager, Asst. General Manager

Industrial Financial Corporation of India Export-Import Bank of India

Ltd., (IFCI), Centre One Building, Floor 21

IFCI Towers, World Trade Centre Complex

61, Nehru Place, Cuffe Parade, Mumbai – 400 005.

Post Box No. 4499, Tel. : 022-22172420

New Delhi – 110 019. Fax : 022-22183238

Tel. : 011-41732245, 09313979940 E-mail : manjiri@eximbankindia.in

Fax : - 011-26230201 / 26230192

Email – td.kalra@ifciltd.com

Director (Tech.), Asst. General Manager

National Co-operative Development Bank of India

Corporation (NCDC) Mumbai Main Branch

4, Siri Institutional Area, Hauz Khas, 70/80, M. G. Road, Hutatma Chowk

New Delhi-16 Fort, Mumbai – 400023.

Phone : 011-26567475, 26567026 Tel. : 022-22652283

Fax : 011-26962370, 26516032 Fax : 022-22673065

E-mail : dkchatterjee@ncdc.in E-mail : boimumbaibr@mtnl.net.in

Assistant General Manager, Chief Manager (Project Finance)

Canara Bank, Tufs Cell, Bank of Baroda

Corporate Credit wing, Head Office, Baroda Corporate Centre

112, J.C. Road C-26,G-Block, Bandra – Kurla

Bangalore 560 002 Complex, Mumbai – 400 051.

Tel. : 080  22484583 Tel. : 022-66985616/66985879

Fax : 080-22222813 Fax : 022-26521908/1899

E-mail : sathyanarayanap@canbank.co.in E-mail : gm.credit.bcc@bankofbaroda.com,

shashikanti@rediffmail.com

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Chief officer Chief Manager (TUFS Cell)

Indian Overseas Bank State Bank of India

Regional Office (Metro) Commercial Branch

Maker Tower, “E” 5th Floor Corporate Operation Divison

Cuffe Parade, Mumbai – 400005. N. G. N. Vaidya Marg, Mumbai - 400023.

Tel. : 022-22187761 / 22164783 / Tel. : 022-22624978 / 64504663/

22187079 / 22181809 22662205 ext. 404 / 9987000858

Fax : 022-22180179 Fax : 022-22661868

E-mail : roplan@mummsco.iob.net.co.in E-mail : tufshelp@gmail.com

Asst. General Manager Asst. General Manager

Credit Department Andhra Bank

Union Bank of India Head Office

Union Bank Bhavan Dr. Pattabhi Bahvan

239, Vidhan Bhavan Marg 5-9-11, Saifabad

Nariman Point, Mumbai – 400021. Hyderabad – 500 004.

Tel. : 022-22047905 / 22896810 Tel. : 040-23240274 / 23230001

Fax : 022-22851167 ext. 2351

E-mail : spasupathy@unionbankofindia.com, Fax : 040-23234583/1422

kaushal@unionbankofindia.com E-mail : ifd@andhrabank.co.in

Asst. Manager Chief Manager

ICICI Bank Ltd. Punjab National Bank

ICICI Bank Tower, Credit Admn. Div. , Head Office

TUFS Cell, 7th Bhikaji Cama Place,

Bandra-Kurla Complex New Delhi -110066

Mumbai – 400 051 Tel. : 011-26103554

Tel. : 022-67651289 Fax : 011-26196456

Mobile : 9930061323 E-mail : cad@pnb.co.in,

Fax : 022-26531230 / 26523409 mksmk112@rediffmail.com

E-mail : kiran.tamhane@icicibank.com pnbhopslb@gmail.com,

hopslb@pnb.co.in

Chief Manager Chief Manager

Central Bank of India Indian Bank

Credit Department, Central Office Credit Division, Head Office

14th Floor, Chandermukhi, Nariman Point, 66, Raja Salai, Chennai – 600001.

Mumbai – 400021. Tel. : 044-25232318 / 25210338

Tel. : 022-66387837 E-mail : ibcocred@satyammail.com

Mobile : 09869708587

Fax : 022-66387842

E-mail : smcrse@centralbank.co.in 

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Addresses of major co-opted PLIs under TUFS.

1 Deputy Manager (F & R) 2 General Manager

Tamil Nadu Industrial Investment Kerala State Industrial Development

Corporation Ltd. Corporation Ltd.

New No.692 2nd Floor, Choice Towers

Anna Salai Manorama Jn.

Nandanam Cochin-682016

Chennai-600035 Tel: 0484-2323010

Tel. : 044-24331203 Fax: 0484-2323011

Fax: 044-24347209 E-mail:

E-mail: tiicltd@vsnl.com ksidcko@giasmd01.vsnl.net.in

3 General Manager (Advances) 4 Ichalkaranji Urban Co-operative

Nutan Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd. Bank Ltd.

Opp. Samartheshwar Mahadev H. No. - 129, Ward No. - 7,

Nr. Law Garden, Ichalkaranji

Ellisbridge, Dist Kolhapur

Ahmedabad-380006 Maharashtra

Tel: 079-26426326 Tel: 0230-2432236-39

Fax: 079-26426326

E-mail: admin@nutanbank.com

5 Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd 6 Dombivili Nagari Sahakari

Nagrik Bhavan No. 1 Bank Ltd.

Dhebarbhai Road Madhukunj Plot No. P/52

Rajkot MIDC, Phase - II,

Tel: 0261-2350112 Kalyan - Shil Road

E-mail: yogeshshaiwale@yahoo.co.in Sonar Pada

Dombivili - East-421404

Tel: 0251-2871605,1937,1904

Fax: 0251-2870833

E-mail: dombivlibank@vsnl.net

7 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 8 The Surat Nagarik Sahakari

Udyog Bhavan Bank Ltd.

Tilak Marg, C-Scheme Behind Gitanjali Cinema

Jaipur Varacnha Road

Rajasthan-302005 Surat-395006

Tel.: 0141-2385516, 5106240-52 Tel. : 0261-2548214, 2554001

Fax: 0141-5101200 Fax: 0261-2551183

E-mail: info@rfconline.org E-mail: snsbank@mail.com

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9 The Udhna Citizen Co-operative Bank 10 The Panchsheel Mercantile

Plot No A/23 Co-operative Bank Ltd.

Central Road No.14 Limitedbelgium Tower,

Opp Udhna Shai Patshala Silver Plaza Complex

Surat Niranjan Mil Compound Ring Road

Tel.: 0261-2758493 / 2758499 Surat-395003

Tel.: 0261-2427690

11 Deputy General Manager 12 Life Insurance Corporation of India

Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank Ltd. Central Office, “Yogakshema”

57, V. E. Road Jeevan Bima Marg

Thoothukudi-628002 P.B. No. 19953

Tel: 0461-2321929 / 09486716059 Mumbai-400021

Fax: 0461-2322994, 2321178 Tel: 022-66598631

E-mail: credit@tnmbonline.com Fax: 022-22810448 / 22842404

E-mail: jyothifernandes@rediffmail.com

13 ABN Amro Bank N. V. 14 The Kapol Co-operative Bank Ltd

71/72, 7th Floor, Sakahr Bhavan U1-U4 Metro Tower

Nariman Point Ring Road

Mumbai-400021 Surat-395003

Tel. : 66372502 Tel. : 0261-28336443

Fax: 022-66372519 Fax: 0261-28346777

E-mail: nishu.malhotra@in.abnamro.com, E-mail: kapolbank@rediffmail.com

v.jagannathan@in.abnamro.com

15 Centurion Bank of Punjab Ltd. 16 Gujarat Industrial Co-operaive

Central Bombay Infotech Park Bank Ltd., Surat

Ground Floor, 101, K. K. Khadye Marg The Union Co-Op. Insurance Soc.

Mahalaxmi Building

Mumbai-400011 1st Floor, Opp. I.T.O.

Fax: 67540011 /22 Ashram Road

Ahmedabad-380014

Tel: 0261-2434306 / 2427728 /29

Fax: 079-27540977

E-mail: Gicbank_srt@yahoo.com

17 Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd. 18 Vijaya Bank

Thrissur, Kerala Head Office,14/2

Branch 141 M G Road

Kumaran Road Bangalore-560001

Tirpur Tel: 080-25584066 Ext 364

Tel.: 0421-2203054, 2203052 Fax: 080-25584591

Tel: 0487-6451677 E-mail: vijayabank@bgl.vsnl.in

Fax: 0421-2203053

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19 Shri Veershaiv Co-operative Bank Ltd 20 United Bank of India

12/601 Hulgeshwari Road United Bank of India

Opp Shivaji Nagar Police Station Sir P.M. Road

Ichalkaranji Fort

Dist Kolhapur-416115 Mumbai

Tel: 0230-2425852 Tel. : 22873656, 22873071

Fax: 22886909

E-mail: bmbom@unitedbank.co.in

21 Maharashtra State Financial Corporation 22 Lakshmi Vilas Bank Ltd

United India Building, 1st Floor, Salem Road

Sir P.M. Road, Kathaparai

Fort Karur-639006

Mumbai-400001 Tel. : 04324-220051 to 220060

Tel: 022-22691910 Fax: 04324-220068

Fax: 022-22691915 E-mail: creditreview@lvbank.com

E-mail: msfchead@mtnl.net.in

23 Andhra Pradesh Industrial Development 24 The New India Co-operative Bank

Corporation Ltd. Ltd.

5-9-58/B, Parishrama Bhavanam 241/243, P. D’mello Road

Basheerbagh Adjacent G.P.O.

Hyderabad-500004 Fort

Tel: 23235253-4-5-6 Mumbai-400001

Fax: 040-23235516, 23236756 Tel: 66264409

E-mail: apidc@ap.gov.in Fax: 22616635

E-mail: nicbank@bom7.vsnl.net.in

25 South Indian Bank Ltd. 26 Ichalkaranji Janata Sahakari Bank

Credit Department Credit Recovery, Janata Bank Bhavan, Main Road

SIB House, Mission Quarters, Ichalkaranji

P.B. No. 28, Thrissur, Dist Kolhapur

Kerala-680001 Maharashtra-416115

Tel: 0487-2444572 Tel: 0230-2433505 - 508,

E-mail: jacobkjohn@sib.co.in 2431612 - 13

Fax: 0230-2430434, 2432926

E-mail: ijsbho@rediffmail.com

27 Haryana State Financial Corporation 28 Bank of Rajasthan Ltd

Bays No. 17-A, 1st Floor, 11/12, Senapati Bapat Marg

Chandigarh Raghuvanshi Mill Compound

Chandigarh-160017 Lower Parel (W), Mumbai - 400 013.

Tel: 0172-2702755-57 Tel: 30401032

E-mail: harfinco@connectzone.in Fax: 30400007

E-mail: cad@rajbank.com

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29 City Union Bank Ltd. 30 Citi Bank

Central Office No. 149, Commercial Bank Group

T.S.R. (Big) Street, IL & FS Building, 7th Floor

Kumbakonam Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E)

Kumbakonam-612001 Mumbai-400051

Tel: 0435-2432322, 2431622 Tel: 66515651

Fax: 0435-2431746 Fax: 40005778

E-mail: co@cityunionbank.com E-mail: abhimanyu.yeri@citigroup.com

31 The Janakalyan Sahakari Bank Ltd. 32 The Nav-jeevan Co-operative

140, Vivek Darshan Bank Ltd.

Sindhi Society Bhawani Saw Mill Compound

Chembur Ulhasnagar

Mumbai-400071 Thane-421003

Tel.: 65815811 Tel: 0251-2570197

E-mail: njcb@navjeevanbank.com

33 Development Credit Bank Ltd., Bombay 34 Federal Bank Ltd.

301 Trade Plaza C-9 Laxmi Towers,

V. S. Marg BKC Bandra East

Prabhadevi Bandra

Mumbai-400025 Mumbai-400051

Tel.: 022-23724980 Tel.: 022-26508418, 6992, 2654292

E-mail: bbyg@federalbank.co.in

35 Syndicate Bank 36 ING Vysya Bank Ltd.

Maker Tower E A-Wing, 1st Floor, Modern Centre

II floor Sane Guruji Marg,

Cuffe Parade Mahalakshmi

Mumbai-400005 Mumbai-400011

Tel. : 22151143, 22166056 Tel: 022-23023824

Fax: 22189950 Fax: 022-56627747

E-mail: mh.5068mumro@syndicate.co.in E-mail: krishnans@ingvysyabank.com

37 Surat National Co-operative Bank Ltd. 38 Jalgaon Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd

Navnidhi, 3/4016, 117/119 Seva Navipeth

Karva Road, Jalgaon-425001

Navapura, Tel. : 0257-2223699, 2229963,

Surat-395003 2225078

Tel: 0261-246311, 2452367 E-mail: jjsbc_jal@sancharnet.in

E-mail: suratnationalbank@yahoo.com

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39 The Shamrao Vithal Co-operative 40 Bank of Nova Scotia

Bank Ltd. Post Box No. 5454

SVC Tower, S.N. Towers, 25/2 M.G. Road

Nehru Road, Vakola Bangalore-560001

Santacruz East, Mumbai-400055 Tel. : 080-25581415

Tel: 66999763, 66999742, 6699787 Fax: 080-25581435

Fax: 66999792 E-mail : bns.bangalore@scotiabank.com

41 Choundeshwari Sahakari Bank Ltd. 42 Indian Renewable Energy

Choundeshwari Bhavan Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA)

W No. 12 House No 440 C S No. 8375 A Core-4, ‘A’, East Court, 1st Floor

Mahatma Fule Road, Ichalkaranji India Habitat Centre

Dist Kolhapur-416115 Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003

Tel. : 0230-2434161-63, 2434534 Tel: 011-24682241 / 24682214-21

Fax: 0230-2435059 Fax: 011-24682202

E-mail: chbank_bank@hotmail.com E-mail: abhilakh@iredaltd.com

43 AXIS Bank Ltd. 44 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank Ltd.

Central Office 3rd Floor, Shree Nidhi, Khand Bazar,

Maker Towers-E, Cuffe Parade, Varachha Road,

Colaba, Mumbai-5 Surat-395006

Tel: 022-67071470/67071198 Tel: 0261-2554365-66-67-69

E-mail: mukund.modi@axisbank.com, Fax: 0261-2554370

aditya.prasad@axisbank.com, E-mail: sarvodayabank@youtele.com

alita.lobo@axisbank.com

45 Economic Development Corporation of 46 Surat Peoples Co-op Bank Ltd.,

Goa, Daman & Diu Ltd. Surat.

EDC House, 1st Floor “Vasudhara” Sheri

Dr. Atmaram Borkar Road Navaspara, Surat-395003

P. B. No.275, Panaji-403001

Tel: 0832-2424530/2224542/2221458 Fax: 0261-2464577

E-mail: jds@edc-goa.com E-mail: spbvasudhara@sify.com

47 The Vita Merchants Co-operative 48 Indusind Bank

Bank Ltd. Solitare Corporate Park

Yashwantnagar, Salshinge Road 167, Guru Hargovindji Marg

Vita, Tal. Khanapur Andheri East

Dist Sangli, Maharashtra-415311 Mumbai-400093

Tel. : 952347-273313-14 Tel. : 022-66412200

Fax: 952347-273317

E-mail: vmcb_vita@yahoo.co.in

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49 Yes Bank Ltd. 50 The Nasik Merchant Co-operative

Nehru Centre Bank

9th Floor, Discovery of India A-16, Industrial Estate

Dr. B.A. Road, Worli Pad. Babubhai Rathi Chowk

Mumbai-400018 Satpur

Tel: 66699000, 24900650 Nasik-422007

Fax: 24900314 Tel: 0253-2308200 to 6

51 Bharat Co-operative Bank (Mumbai) 52 Orissa State Financial Corporation

Marutagari OSFC Building Omp.,

Plot No. 13/9A, Sonwala Road Square, Cuttack-753003

Goregaon (East) Tel: 0671-2443529

Mumbai-400063 E-mail: osfcho@osfcindia.com,

Tel: 022 – 26857676 / 7675 / 7678 osfc@osfcindia.com

E-mail: forex@bharatbank.co.in

53 Madhya Pradesh Financial Corporation 54 Himachal Pradesh Financial

Finance House, Corporation

Bombay Agra Road, New Himrus Bldg,

Indore-452001 Circular Road

Tel: 0731-2522921/2522923-26 Shimla-171001

Fax: 0731-2522905 Tel. : 91-177-2624228, 2625940

E-mail: mpfcgb@eth.net, Fax: 91-177-2623027

finance@mpfc.org E-mail: hpfc@nic.in

55 Prime Co-operative Bank Ltd. 56 State Industrial and Investment

2nd Floor, Medidian Tower, Corporation of Maharashtra Ltd.

Udhana Darwaja, Khatodara Nirmal, Nariman Point

Surat-395002 Mumbai-400021

Tel: 0261-8351485 Tel: 66572700 / 22023018

Fax: 0261-8352511 Fax: 22825781 / 22882895

E-mail: info@primebankindia.com

57 The Surat Mercantile Co-operative 58 The Cosmos Co-operative Bank Ltd

Bank Ltd. 36 A Maru Niketan

Utkarsh D.L. Vaidya Road

7/359-60 Modi compound Dadar (W), Mumbai-400028

Lal Darwaja Main Road Tel: 24375354

Surat-395003 Fax: 24453816

Tel. : : 0261-2423418 E-mail:

vidyadhar.pethkar@cosmosbank.in

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59 Kalupur Commercial Co-op. Bank Ltd., 60 Bank of Maharashtra

Ahmedabad 130, Apeejay House,

Kalupur Bank Bhavan V.B. Gandhi Marg,

Near Income Tax Circle Fort, Mumbai-400001

Ashram Road Tel: 22856556/22826282

Ahmedabad-380014 Fax: 22820449

Tel. : 079-27582020, 079-27582020 to 26 E-mail: gm_mumbai@mahabank.co.in

E-mail: info@kalupurbank.com

61 Dena Bank 62 General Manager (Monitoring)

Dena Corporate West Bengal Financial Corporation

C-10, G Block 12A, Netaji Subhas Road

Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East 3rd & 4th Floor

Mumbai-400051 Kolkata-700001

Tel: 26545142, 26545531, Tel: 033-22300055

26545134, 26545142 Fax: 033-22301250

Fax: 022-56545125 E-mail: wbfc@cal2.vsnl.net.in

E-mail: gkamin@denabank.co.in,

car@denabank.co.in

63 Delhi Financial Corporation 64 Haryana State Industrial

Saraswati Bhawan Development Corporation Ltd.

E - Block C-13-14, Sector-6,

Cannaught Place Panchkula,

New Delhi-110001 Chandigarh

Tel: 011-28525035-39 Tel: 0172-2565633

E-mail: dgmdfc.delhi@nic.in Fax: 0172-2590474

E-mail: hsidc@chd.nic.in,

hsidc@vsnl.net

65 Allahabad Bank 66 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd

Manish Commercial Centre 6th Floor, The Eagle’s Floght Suren

216 A, Annie Besent Road Lane

Worli Andheri Kurla Road

Mumbai-400025 Andheri East

Tel: 24921986, 24923246 Mumbai-400093

Fax: 24964644 Tel: 022-669224134,4136

E-mail: romum@mum.allahabadbank.co.in Fax: 022-26836231

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67 Manager (CR & PR) 68 Oriental Bank of Commerce

The SUTEX Co-op Bank Ltd., Surat Maker Tower-F,

1st Floor, Surat Vanker Sahakari Sangh Ltd. 14th Floor,

Sahara Darwaja Cuffe Parade,

Ring Road Mumbai

Surat-395002 Tel: 022-22188647/22151860

Tel: 0261-2343945, 2343946 Fax: 022-22188647

Fax: 0261-2352306 E-mail: tufs_mum@obc.co.in

E-mail: stxbk2006@gmail.com

69 Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd. 70 HDFC Bank

5-6 North Ville, Parmar Gurji Marg 2nd Floor, Process House,

Parel Kamala Mills Compound

Mumbai-400012 Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel

Tel. : 24124887 - 24132065 Mumbai-400013

Fax: 91-22 4136293 Tel: 24988976 / 24988484 ext.3598

Fax: 24902944

E-mail: milind.limaye@hdfcbank.com

71 The Greater Bombay Co-op Bank Ltd. 72 National Small Industries

G. B. C. B. House, 89, Bhuleshwar Corporation Ltd.

Mumbai-400002 NSIC Bhavan,

Tel: 22428478 Okhla Industrial Estate,

E-mail: saarar@greaterbank.com New Delhi-110020

Tel: 95-11-26926275

73 Abhyudaya Co-operative Bank Ltd. 74 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd.

K.K. Tower 11/12 Janmabhoomi Bhavan

Abhyudaya Bank Lane Janmabhoomi Marg

Off G.D. Ambedkar Marg, Parel Village Fort

Mumbai-400012 Mumbai-400001

Tel. : 24140961-64 Direct : 56053703 Tel: 022-22871658, 22022943

Tel: 9870269105 Fax: 022-22871637

Fax: 24139782 E-mail: mumfort@dhanbank.co.in

75 Bombay Mercantile Co-op. Bank Ltd., 76 The Surat District Co-operative

Mumbai Bank Ltd

89 Mohamadali Road J. P. ROAD ATHWA GATE

Mumbai-400003 SURAT-395001

Tel: 23680636 Tel. : 0261-2476841 / 2475835

Fax: 0261-2473228

E-mail: services@sudicobank.com

177

77 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd 78 Standard Chartered Bank

Credit Management Department 270, D. N. Road

Central Office, Fort, Mumbai-400001

Erode Road, Karur-639002 Tel: 22074548 / 22198679 / 32

Tel: 04324-2266520/227757 Fax: 22074549

E-mail: jsuman123@gmail.com, E-mail : maharaja.gokulavasan@in.

parthasarathym@kvbmail.com standardchartered.com

79 Karnataka Bank Ltd. 80 Punjab and Sind Bank

Credit Dept.-CCD, Head Office, Zonal Office

Mahaveera Circle, Fitwell House, L.B.S. Marg,

Kankanady, Mangalore-575002 Vikhroli (West), Mumbai-400083

Tel: 0824-2228161/167 Tel: 022-25771618

Fax: 0824-2228173 E-mail: zomum@psb.co.in

E-mail: ccd@ktkbank.com

81 Andhra Pradesh State Financial 82 The Kurla Nagrik Sharik Bank Ltd.

Corporation. 210, S.G Barve Road

5-9-194 PB-No.165, Kurla (West)

Chirag Ali Lane Mumbai-400070

Hyderabad-500001 Tel. : 26508447-26505775-2650252

Tel. : 040-23201646 Ext. 526 E-mail: kurlabank@mtnl.net.in

Fax: 040-23202972

E-mail: ho@apsfc.com

83 Punjab Financial Corporation 84 The Saraswat Co-operative Bank

95/98, Bank Square, Ltd.

Sector 17-B, P.B. No. 65 19/21 Bombay Mutual

Chandigarh-160017 ChamberAmbalal Doshi Marg, Fort

Tel: 0172-2708405, 2708420, 2709295, Mumbai-400001

2709296 Tel. : 22653444, 22653500

Fax: 0172-702664, 709297 Fax: 22666087

E-mail: pfc@glide.net.in,

rcaggarwalpfc@yahoo.co

85 Corporation Bank 86 Shree Warana Sahakari Bank Ltd.

28, Mittal Chembers, 2nd Floor, At Post Waranagar

Nariman Point, Tal - Panhala

Mumbai-400021 Kolhapur, Maharashtra-416113

Tel: 022-22026818, 22832757 Tel: 0230-2421476

Fax: 022-22022343 Fax: 0230-2421569

E-mail: basti@corpbank.co.in, E-mail : klp_waranabank@sancharnet.in

cb8814adv@corpbank.co.in

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87 Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd. 88 The Varachha Co-operative Bank

Nasheman Building, 1st Floor, Ltd.

Near Kalwa Market Affil Tower, L. H. Road

Kalwa, Thane-400605 Surat-395006

Tel: 02522-225257/229540 Tel: 0261-2556531-32

E-mail: contact@parsikbank.com Fax: 0261-2558209

E-mail: varachhabank@yahoo.co.in

89 Industrial Investment Bank of India. 90 HongKong and Shanghai Banking

19, Netaji Subhash Road Corporation.

Kolkata-700001 52/60 Mahatma Gandhi Road

Tel: 033-22309941-45 P.O. Box 128

Fax: 033-22307182 / 22100368 Mumbai-400001

E-mail: iibiho@vsnl.net.in Tel. : 66161692

Fax: 91-22-66161700

91 Gujarat State Financial Corporation 92 Rajasthan State Investment

1st Floor, Corporation Ltd.

Khetan Bhavan Udyog Bhawan,

J. Tata Road, Churchgate Tilak Marg,

Mumbai-400020 Jaipur-302005

Tel. : 22851758, 9892011288 Tel : 0141-2227751-55, 5113201-05,

E-mail: pmshahgsfcin@yahoo.co.in 5113211

Fax : 0141-5104804

E-mail: riico@riico.co.in

93 Solapur Nagari Audogik Sahakari 94 UCO Bank

Bank Ltd. Industry House

H. No. 340A 159, Churchgate Reclamation

Sakhar Peth Mumbai-400020

Solapur Tel: 22025181 / 22821823 /

Maharashtra-413005 9967382173

Tel: 0217-2740272-73 Fax: 22026280

E-mail: ucochurch@vsnl.net

95 The Zoroastrian Co-op Bank Ltd 96 The Solapur Dist. central Co-op

1st Floor, 16, Horniman Circle, Bank Ltd

Fort 207/8/9 Goldfinch Peth

Mumbai-400001 Solapur

Tel: 022-22876729/6730 Solapur-413007

Fax: 022-2287 6737

E-mail: zcbico@hathway.com

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 7th

December 2007

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-11-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 1

(2007-2008 Series)

1. Corrigendum to Govt. Resolution on TUFS on Techno operational

parameters dated 01st November 2007

a) The para 3.2 (2) (a) of G.R on TUFS dated 01st November 2007 which

reads as under:

“Air jet, Projectile, Rapier and Waterjet shuttleless looms fitted with or

without electronic jacquard / electronic dobby and with or without high

speed direct beam warper with creel and/or sectional warping machine

with auto stop and tension control of upto 10 years’ vintage and with a

residual life of minimum 10 years and with the value cap of Rs. 8.00

lakh per machine. Electronic dobby or jacquard on stand alone basis of

upto 10 years’ vintage and with a residual life of minimum 10 years and

with the value cap of Rs.1 lakh or Rs.2 lakh per machine respectively.”

May be read as under

“Air jet, Projectile, Rapier and Waterjet shuttleless looms fitted

with or without electronic jacquard / electronic dobby and with or

without high speed direct beam warper with creel and/or sectional

warping machine with auto stop and tension control of upto 10

years’ vintage and with a residual life of minimum 10 years and

with the value cap of Rs. 8.00 lakh per machine.”

b) The para 3.3 (2) (d) of G.R on TUFS dated 01st November 2007 which

reads as under

“In-house R. & D. including design studio”

May be read as under

“In-house R. & D”

2

c) The para 2.15 of G.R on TUFS dated 01st November 2007 which reads

as under:

Machinery eligible under 10% Capital Subsidy for CAD, CAM and

design studio

May be read as under

Machinery eligible for CAD, CAM and design studio

d) The para 4.6(b) has been deleted.

e) In para III,1,w) the word design studio has been deleted

f) In para VII, (ii)(iv) and (v) the word design studio has been deleted

g) In Annex L, the word design studio has been deleted from the note

given below the list of eligible machinery.

h) The heading of Annex M has been amended as “LIST OF

MACHINERY ELIGIBLE FOR CAD / CAM AND DESIGN

STUDIO UNDER TUFS”.

i) In Annex Q, the word “design studio” has been deleted from the

para 7.

j) In Annex R, the word design studio has been deleted from the

heading of the Annex R and also from para 1, 6 and para 7 has been

deleted.

This may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General , NIFT

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9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer Incharge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing

/ covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news papers/ periodicals

/ magazines etc

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri Jamini K. Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 11

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 7th

December 2007

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-11-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 2

(2007-2008 Series)

Sub : Guidelines for registration of technical textile units intending

to avail of 10% capital subsidy under TUFS.

1. As per para 4.4 e) (b) of GR on TUFS dated 1st Nov., 2007, since some of the

machinery of technical textiles are common, the technical textile units intending

to avail of 10% capital subsidy will have to obtain a registration number from

Office of the Textile Commissioner prior to becoming eligible for 10% capital

subsidy. To get the registration number from Office of the Textile

Commissioner following procedure is to be followed:

a) Details of technical textile manufacturing unit should be submitted to the

Technical Textiles Cell of the Office of the Textile Commissioner in the

prescribed format (Appendix – I).

b) Based on the details submitted in the format, technical textile

manufacturing unit will be allotted registration number and the same will be

communicated to the unit and the TUFS Cell of the lending agency / nodal

agency in case of co-opted PLIs within one week of receipt of duly filled-in

format.

2. All the nodal agencies / nodal banks / co-opted PLIs are requested to ensure that

registration number of the concerned technical textile unit has been received

from Office of the Textile Commissioner before deciding the eligibility for 10%

capital subsidy under TUFS.

This may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

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3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General , NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer Incharge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing

/ covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news papers/ periodicals

/ magazines etc

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri Jamini K. Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 11

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

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Appendix - I Format for obtaining the registration number for 10% capital subsidy

under TUFS for technical textile units

Name and full address of unit

Name of the Managing

Director

Tel. No. :

Fax :

E-mail :

1.

Website address:

2. Whether SSI / Non-SSI

3.

Details of products produced

4.

End use applications of

products

5.

Details of existing main

machinery

6.

Name and address of the

lending agency alongwith Tel.,

Fax and e-mail

P.T.O.

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7. Details of machinery proposed to be installed under 10% capital subsidy for

technical textiles:

Sr.

No. Description of machinery

Imported /

indigenous

No. of

machines

Sr. No. of

Annex -K

of GR on

TUFS

Basic

price

excluding

all taxes

(Rs.)

Place:

Date:

Authorised Signatory

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

Website : www.txcindia.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 5th

Feb., 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-11-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 3

(2007-2008 Series)

Sub : Decisions taken by reconstituted Technical Advisory and

Monitoring Committee (TAMC) in its 1st meeting held at

Mumbai on 3rd

January, 2008.

1. Grouping of eligible processing machinery for 5% interest reimbursement

(IR) under TUFS:

A consolidated list of processing machinery eligible for 5% interest

reimbursement under modified TUFS, which is given at Annex-I has replaced

the Annex-F-1, F-2, F-3 and F-4 of GR on modified TUFS as Annex - F.

2. Clarification under TUFS with regard to determination of eligible

investment under certain conditions:

a) If a loan is not fully covered under TUFS, i.e., it consists of both the TUFS

and non-TUFS components, then disbursements and repayments are

required to be apportioned proportionately between the TUFS and Non-

TUFS components, for the purpose of working out interest reimbursements

payable.

b) If eligible investment in a project works out to lower than loan amount and

promoters have incurred expenditure more than their contribution before

approach date for the loan, then loan to the extent of eligible investment

minus expenditure incurred over and above promoters contribution, is

declared eligible for interest reimbursement.

c) If eligible investment in a project works out to more than loan amount and

promoters have incurred expenditure more than their contribution before

approach date for the loan, then loan to the extent of total loan amount

minus expenditure incurred over and above promoters contribution, is

declared eligible for interest reimbursement.

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3. Revision of Annex-H containing list of machinery eligible under TUF

Scheme for energy saving process control equipments for various sectors.

A consolidated list of machinery eligible under TUFS for energy saving

process control equipments for various sectors, which is given at Annex-II has

replaced the Annex-H of GR on TUFS.

This may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General , NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer Incharge of all Powerloom Service Centers

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing

/ covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news papers/ periodicals

/ magazines etc

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri Jamini K. Sharma, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 11

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

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Annex – I

ANNEX – F

LIST OF PROCESSING MACHINERY ELIGIBLE FOR 5% INTEREST SUBSIDY

UNDER TUF SCHEME

1. Shearing / Cropping Machine

2. Yarn / Fabric Singeing Machine / Gassing Machine/Singeing cum desizing machine.

3. Fabric reversing Machine

4. Cone to hank winding machine

5. Weight reduction / Scouring machine

6. Pressure Kier with automatic liquor circulation with or without autopiler.

7. Open width/rope washing machine.

8. Open width rope opening and squeezing machine with detwister.

9. J. box.

10. Solvent scouring machine/Vaporlock machine

11. Rotary drum Washer (HT/HP or ordinary type)

12. Wet fabric spreading and squeezing Machine

13. Hydroextractor

14. Slit opening machine

15. Star winch machine.

16. Float dryer with / without Padding Mangle

17. Yarn/Fabric mercerising machine

18. Package dyeing machine for cone, cheese, tops, fibres, dyesprings, yarn beam etc.

19. Fibre cake opener for fibre dyeing machine

20. Hopper feeder for fibre dyeing machine.

21. Fibre cake press with or without hydraulic system for pressing for fibre dyeing

machine.

22. Cabinet type Yarn dyeing machine

23. Yarn conditioning machine

24. Automatic dyeing jigger/Jumbo Jigger with or without liquor circulation and auto

dosing.

25. Jet dyeing machine

26. Soft flow dyeing Machine

27. Semi automatic flat bed screen printing machine

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28. Roller wax printing machine

29. Rotary Printing machine

30. Transfer printing machine (for synthetics)

31. Continuous washing range with minimum 3 chambers.

32. Pad steam range

33. Precision flock cutting / printing machine for textile processing unit only.

34. Loop ager

35. Roller steamer / Flash ager/Pressure ager/Star ager.

36. Rotary screen making equipments for a textile processing unit only.

37. Curing / Polymerising Machine

38. Coating/Embossing machine.

39. Sieving Machine

40. Decatising machine

41. Relaxing machine.

42. Compacting machine

43. Sueding / peach finishing / brushing / raising / contipress / pile cutting machine.

44. Friction / Shriener calender / Ordinary calender (minimum 3 bowls)

45. Microwave dryer / Hot air dryer / Infrared dryer.

46. Pleating/Creasing/Folding machine for fabrics.

47. Pinching and Flat embossed machine for fabrics.

48. Crush machine for uneven pleat for grey/dyed fabrics.

49. Dipping unit.

50. Milling machine

51. Crabbing machine

52. Paper or Rotary press

53. Shearing/Polishing machine for wool and it’s blends.

54. Foam finishing machine

55. Multicylinder drying range.

56. Fabric inspection machine with fault analyser with or without report generator.

57. Multichamber stenter with minimum 3 chambers, with arrangement for thermic fluid /

gas heating

58. Thin hydro carbon vapour recovery plant for textile printing.

59. Automatic packing machine

60. Water softening plant.

61. Deminerlisation plant.

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62. Biomass based gassifiers.

63. Oil/gas fired boiler or fluidised Coal fired boiler with pneumatically controlled filter

mechanism, electrostatic precipitator and micro dust collector

64. Husk fired / Jute waste (caddies) boiler with pneumatically controlled filter

mechanism, electrostatic precipitator and micro dust collector.

65. Machines and equipments for effluent treatment plant.

66. Thermic fluid heater / other high temperature heating system

67. Air compressor 15 H.P. and above.

68. Roll to Roll inspection and mending machine

69. Laboratory / Processing machines & Quality control equipments for a quality control

lab set up in the processing unit (This will cover all type of laboratory/processing

machines & quality control equipments in a textile processing units’ laboratory).

70. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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Annex - II

ANNEX - H

LIST OF MACHINERY ELIGIBLE UNDER TUF SCHEME FOR ENERGY SAVING

PROCESS CONTROL EQUIPMENTS FOR VARIOUS SECTORS

a. Energy saving and process improvement instruments / attachments:

1. Auto cono : - Multichannel Pre-set yarn length monitoring and controlling

system for ring spinning, open end spinning, drawing frames, winders,

twisters, texturising and crimping machines.

2. Loom Data Monitor

3. Fabric defect analyzer (Micro processors based system to record all types of

defects in the fabrics).

4. Cotton contamination analyzer

5. Online / Offline Moisture indicator and automatic controller for textile units.

6. Online system for monitoring quality and quantity of steam water and power

for qualitative and economical consideration in various manufacturing

processes.

7. Knitting data and defect monitoring system.

8. Web guiding system

9. Stop Motion for carding, comber machine, roving frames / speed frames,

drawing frames and knitting frames.

10. Weft Accumulator for shuttleless weaving machines

11. Warp Stop Motion, Yarn Inspector for yarn break / faults during warping and

weaving process.

12. Production Data Monitor having electronic multi shift counter with pre-

determining measured length, control and pre-signal warning, designed for

spinning machines both for ring and open-end, draw frame, twisters doublers

and cards, knitting machine, shuttleless loom, warping machine, sizing

machine, shearing machine and fabric processing machines.

b. Promise Pro-Win range of online production monitoring and speed systems

for spinning machines

c. Any other machinery considered appropriate by the Technical Advisory-cum-

Monitoring Committee (TAMC).

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 11th

March 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 4

(2007-2008 Series)

Sub : Date of applicability of Modified Technology Upgradation Fund

Scheme(TUFS)- regarding

The Competent Authority has decided to continue the modified TUFS for the

entire period of the 11th

Five Year Plan. Accordingly, the effective date of

continuation of this scheme in the 11th

Plan period will be from 1st April, 2007.

This may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General , NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

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10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer Incharge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/ covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/ magazines etc

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri R. K. Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 11

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 16th April, 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 1

(2008-2009 Series)

Sub : Date of applicability of Modified Technology Upgradation Fund

Scheme(TUFS)- regarding

A query has been raised, as to whether lending agency can cover SSI units with capital

ceiling of more than Rs. 200 lakh under 20% MMS / 15% MMS – TUFS. It is clarified that SSI

units exceeding capital ceiling of Rs. 200 lakh would not be eligible for assistance under 20%

MMS or 15% MMS – TUFS. Such units are advised to avail of 5% interest reimbursement under

TUFS.

The above clarification in the TUF Scheme may please be brought to the notice of all

concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General , NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

P.T.O.

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing/

covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news papers/ periodicals/

magazines etc.

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri R. K. Chaturvedi, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 11

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 24th

April, 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 2

(2008-2009 Series)

Sub : Web based submission of data under TUFS – regarding.

As per guidelines of the new modified TUF Scheme the lending agencies will

implement an online system for expeditious clearance of TUF cases and releasing of

TUF subsidy to the beneficiary. The release of funds under TUFS has been linked to

the submission of data in the format prescribed by the Office of the Textile

Commissioner. The funds will not be released until the unit-wise data in the

prescribed format is submitted to the Office of the Textile Commissioner.

2. Accordingly, a web based system of online submission of data by lending

agencies has been put in place and the said data is available in the public domain to

make the system more transparent.

3. To access the information pertaining to TUFS beneficiary, the following

procedure may be followed:

Step 1: Log on to the website www.txcindia.com

Step 2: Click the link TUFS Beneficiary

Step 3: Select Format 1 for 5% interest reimbursement;

Select Format 2 for 10% capital subsidy;

Select Format 3 for 15% capital subsidy for SSI units.

Step 4 : Select the Bank Name, Quarter ended and Year and click the Submit button.

Step 5: Search the TUFS beneficiary name from the report generated and check the

details.

Step 6 : Check\ the details of the TUFS subsidy including claim for the subsidy as

lodged by the bank with this office. In case name of the beneficiary is not

appearing in the report or discrepancy is observed in the report the

concerned bank may be contacted immediately.

4. To access the information pertaining to funds released to lending agencies by

the Ministry of Textiles click on the link giving information about latest funds

released by MOT to lending agencies.

5. To access the information regarding names, addresses and telephone numbers

of the incharge of the TUFS Cell of nodal agencies / nodal banks and major co-opted

PLIs click on the link giving information about details of nodal agencies / nodal

banks / major co-opted PLIs.

The above may please be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri J.N.Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2007-MS/ Date : 12th

May, 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 3

(2008-2009 Series)

In the meeting convened under the Chairmanship of Shri. A.K.Singh,

Secretary(Textiles) with Nodal Agencies/Nodal Banks and major co-opted PLIs under

TUFS on 30 April,2008 in the Office of the Textile Commissioner, Mumbai the

following decisions were taken-

1. Loans sanctioned under TUFS upto March 2007 pending for disbursement:

All the cases sanctioned upto March 2007 which have not taken the first

disbursement till date will be given time upto 30th

September 2008 for taking the

first disbursement. In case disbursement does not take place by 30th

September

2008, such cases should be cancelled by the lending agencies.

2. Cut off date for claims under TUFS :

From 1st April 2008 if the units do not submit claim under TUFS within 6

months of the loan sanctioned, their cases should not be entertained for TUFS

benefits.

3 Co-opted PLIs of IDBI/SIDBI :

The Co-opted PLIs of IDBI and SIDBI may consider opening a current account

with IDBI/SIDBI to expedite transfer of funds from Nodal agencies to their co-

opted PLIs.

The above clarification / procedure in the TUF Scheme may please be brought

to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri J.N.Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 28th

July, 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 4

(2008-2009 Series)

1. Decisions taken by reconstituted Technical Advisory-cum-Monitoring

Committee (TAMC) in its 2nd

meeting held at Mumbai on 25th

July, 2008.

a) Coverage of processing units eligible for 10% CLCS under TUFS:

(i) The cut-off date under the scheme is based on the date of disbursement.

However, since lending agencies do not make payments directly to

suppliers of machinery but disburses loan in 2-3 tranches in a ‘No-lien’

account. Thus disbursements are made by lending agencies towards the

project as a whole and not for a specific machinery / equipment. A one-

to-one correlation between the acquisition of a particular machinery and

the disbursement made therefore can not therefore be established. Also,

the disbursement/s made, at times, may be in the nature of reimbursement

of capital expenditure already incurred by the company. In view of the

above, it was decided that in addition to the present norms obtaining (i. e.

date of disbursement/s being the cut-off dates), the date of acquisition of

textile processing machinery will also be considered for 10% capital

subsidy.

(ii) A machinery may comprise of various components, ordered and received

on various dates (e.g. Multi Chamber Stenter, which comprises of various

components, is supported by multiple invoices). It was decided that in

such cases, the earliest date of invoice will be reckoned as the date of

acquisition of the machinery.

b) Inclusion of wool carbonising line / plant under TUFS:

Wool carbonising line / plant has been covered under Annex-B-2 (a) of GR on

TUFS for 5% interest reimbursement as under :

Annex – B-2 (a) 16 : Wool carbonising line / plant.

c) Inclusion of additional machinery for spinning sector under TUFS:

The following spinning machinery have been included in the Annex B-1 (a) of

the GR on TUFS for 4% interest reimbursement as under :

Annex – B-1 (a) 23 : Ring Data Management System.

Annex – B-1 (a) 24 : Plant Efficiency Management System.

Annex – B-1 (a) 25 : Cabling Machine.

d) Inclusion of sample machines under TUFS:

The committee decided to cover all sample machines for all eligible machinery

under TUFS for 5% / 4% interest reimbursement for other than spinning and

spinning machinery respectively. In the erstwhile TUFS also lab version of the

eligible machines were covered for 5% interest reimbursement.

e) Inclusion of automatic beam storage system under TUFS:

Automatic beam storage system has been covered in the Annex D-1 (a) of the

GR on TUFS for 5% interest reimbursement as under :

Annex – D-1 (a) 24 : Automatic beam storage system.

f) Inclusion additional machinery for processing sector under TUFS:

The following processing machinery have been included in the Annex-F of the

GR on TUFS for 5% interest reimbursement as under :

Annex – F 70: Multi Cross Linking Resin Finishing Machine.

Annex – F 71: Pile Lifting Machine.

Annex – F 72: Foaming Device for Coating Line.

Annex – F 73: Latex mixing and dispensing system for Coating Line.

Annex – F 74: Multilayer stenter.

g) Inclusion additional machinery for garment / made-up manufacturing

under TUFS:

The following machinery have been included in the Annex-E (a) of the GR on

TUFS for 5% interest reimbursement as under :

Annex – E (a) 102: Paddle Dyeing machines for Rugs / Garments / Made-ups.

Annex – E (a) 103: Open Pocket Dyeing Machines for Rugs / Garments /

Made-ups.

Annex – E (a) 104: Automatic Length & Cross Cutting Machine for Sheets /

Towels.

Annex – E (a) 105: Automatic machine for length and cross hemming

machinery for Flat / Fitted Sheet / Towels / Pillow / Pillow

Sham.

Annex – E (a) 106: Automatic folding and stacking machine for Flat / Fitted

Sheets / Towels & Pillow /Pillow Sham / Dust Ruffle.

Annex – E (a) 107: Automatic Comforter shell making machine.

Annex – E (a) 108: Compression Bagger for Packing (electronic pneumatic

bagging machine).

Annex – E (a) 109: Automatic machine for flange Pillow case.

Annex – E (a) 110: Blending, Opening and Pillow Filling Lines.

Annex – E (a) 111: Vacumising Packing Units for Filled Pillow & Quilts.

Annex – E (a) 112: Die Cutting Machine.

Annex – E (a) 113: Table Top Tufting Machine.

Annex – E (a) 114: Moustache Former.

Annex – E (a) 115: Bed filling machine.

Annex – E (a) 116: Ball fibre machine.

h) Inclusion of knotting machine and position driven compressor stand

assembly for weaving under TUFS:

(a) Knotting machine has been covered. Annex-D-2 (d) 7 : Net making

machine by warp knotting system of the GR on TUFS is accordingly

modified as under :

Annex – D-2 (d) 7 : Machines with warp knotting system.

(b) Position driven compressor stand assembly for weaving has been covered in

the Annex-D-2 (c) 8 of the GR on TUFS for 5% interest reimbursement

under TUFS:

Annex – D-2 (c) 8 : Position driven compressor stand assembly.

i) Inclusion of machines manufacturing felt under TUFS:

The complete plant making felt has been covered in the Annex-D-2 (f) 13 of

the GR on TUFS for 5% interest reimbursement under TUFS:

Annex – D-2 (f) 13 : Complete plant for making felt.

j) Coverage of the electrical installations with other specified investments upto

25% of the cost of machinery under TUFS:

The electrical installations with other specified investments upto 25% of the

cost of the machinery has been covered under para 3.3 (2) of GR on TUFS as

under :

Para 3.3 (2) (i) : Electrical installations

k) Change in the description of Annex-J 26:

The description of Annex-J 26 has been modified as under:

Annex – J 26 : PLC based fully Automatic Rotary Screen Printing Machine

with magnetic / Air flow squeegee system, on line washing

arrangement, quick change over facility, automatic design

setting/ flying design change (FDC) system.

l) Amendment / additions in the operational guidelines of MMS @ 15%:

The following amendments/additions have been made in Annex –Q relating to

the operational guidelines of MMS @15%:

• Filing of Entrepreneurs Memorandum with concerned DIC Centre is a

pre requisite for availing of assistance under 15% MMS.

• (a)However where two or more undertakings are set up by the same

person as a proprietor each of such industrial undertakings shall be

considered to be controlled by the other undertaking or undertakings

OR

(b)Where two or more undertakings are set up as partnership firms under

the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 (1 of 1932) and one or more partners

are common partner or partners in such firms, each of such industrial

undertakings shall be considered to be controlled by the other

undertaking or undertakings.

OR

(c)Where industrial undertaking are set up by companies under the

Companies Act, 1956 (1 of 1956) and where one or more Directors are

common/same person who have already availed subsidy in their

individual capacity for a proprietary/partnership firm, such undertakings

shall be considered to be controlled by the other undertaking or

undertakings.

m) Clarifications issued by TAMC:

(i) It was clarified that accessories / attachments / spares received along

with the machinery upto the value of 20% of the machinery cost or

actual value which ever is lower was covered under erstwhile TUFS and

this provision is valid in modified TUFS also.

(ii) It was also clarified that whatever circulars have been issued under

previous TUFS would be considered as applicable for modified TUFS

also unless specified otherwise.

(iii) It was clarified that under TUFS as per para III I iii a1 interest

reimbursement is available for a period of 10 years including 2 years of

implementation and moratorium. It was informed that this point has

been provided in the N-1 format prescribed for determination of

eligibility under modified TUFS. In other words, TUFS subsidy would

be available for 2 years of moratorium / implementation and 8 years of

repayment period. The implementation period is considered as actual

date of completion of the project minus date of commencement of

implementation of the project. While moratorium period is considered

as repayment start date minus the actual date of completion of the

project. A TUFS beneficiary is eligible for TUFS subsidy during 2 years

of moratorium and implementation period. The implementation and

moratorium period can be more than 2 years but interest reimbursement

for implementation and moratorium period will be limited to 2 years

only.

2. Various queries have been received regarding coverage of ECB under TUFS.

It is clarified that ECB availed of from overseas branch of an Indian bank /

foreign bank having Indian branch (being co-opted PLI) is eligible for TUFS

benefits prescribed for foreign currency loan under the scheme, i.e., either 5%

cover for exchange rate fluctuation from the base rate or forward cover premium

limited to 5% per annum. However, in the case of spinning machinery, for the

cases sanctioned w.e.f. 01.04.2007, the exchange rate fluctuation / forward cover

premium will be limited to 4% per annum.

3. Submission of data for release of subsidy under MMS@15%-TUFS.

The lending agencies opting for Option-2 under MMS@15%-TUFS are required

to submit the information in Format-III for release of subsidy. The information

submitted directly by the lending agencies to the Office of the Textile

Commissioner for individual cases as per Format prescribed in Appendix-1 & 2 for

release of subsidy will not be accepted w.e.f. 31st July, 2008. In other words, all

cases of MMS@15%-TUFS under Option - 2 would only be considered for

release of subsidy if submitted in prescribed Format-III through online system of

Office of the Textile Commissioner.

4. Co-option of banks by IDBI

IDBI has co-opted following banks for non-SSI sector under TUFS.

i) Deutsche Bank AG

ii) Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.

The above clarification / procedure in the TUF Scheme may please be brought

to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Dr. J.N.Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 13th

Aug., 2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 5

(2008-2009 Series)

1. Clarification regarding decisions taken by reconstituted Technical Advisory-

cum-Monitoring Committee (TAMC) in its 2nd

meeting held at Mumbai on

25th

July, 2008.

a) Change in the description of Annex-J 26:

Representations have been received regarding modification of description of

Annex J-26 issued vide circular 4(2008-09 series) dated 28.07.2008. Accordingly the

description of Annex-J 26 has been modified as under:

Annex – J 26 : PLC based fully Automatic Rotary Screen Printing Machine

with magnetic / Air flow squeegee system, automatic design

setting, and quick change over facility/ flying design change

(FDC) system with or without on-line washing arrangement,

b) Change in the description of Annex K (d) 7:

The description of Annex-K (d) 7 has been modified as under :

Annex – K (d) 7 : Machines with warp knotting system.

2. Clarification with regard to the eligibility for MMS@15%-TUFS after

availing of 5% Interest Reimbursement under TUFS.

A query has been raised regarding eligibility for MMS@15%-TUFS after availing

of 5% interest reimbursement under TUFS. It is clarified that the unit after availing

assistance under 5% Interest Reimbursement cannot avail assistance under

MMS@15%-TUFS. They may however continue to get assistance under 5%

Interest Reimbursement.

3. Co-option of banks by IDBI

IDBI has co-opted The Dhulia District Central Co-operative Bank Ltd. for non-SSI

textile sector under TUFS.

The above clarification / procedure in the TUF Scheme may please be brought

to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

with a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Dr. J.N.Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri Vijay Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 10.11.2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 6

(2008-2009 Series)

1. Clarification with regard to eligible machinery for non-wovens under TUFS.

The machineries listed at Sr. Nos. g(i) to g(iv), h and i of Annex-D2 and

machineries listed at serial nos g (i), h and i of Annex-K are eligible under modified

TUFS for non-wovens and convertors of non-wovens as per note given under Para i

of Annex-D2 and Annex-K of GR on modified TUFS :

“The above machinery is only eligible for non wovens and convertors

of non-wovens into finished products.”

Since a query has been raised regarding applicability of the note, the aforesaid

clarification is given.

The above clarification/procedure in the TUF Scheme may be brought to the

notice of all concerned

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

P.T.O.

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Dr. J. N. Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Smt Anita Puri, Under Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 22.12.2008

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 7

(2008-2009 Series)

Sub: Submission of pending claims under TUFS

It is observed that very old claims are still coming for subsidy under TUFS. It

appears that loans, which were originally not tied under TUFS, are claiming for facilities

under TUFS now. Taking this into account Ministry of Textiles has decided that any loan

sanctioned before 31st March, 2007 but not put up for claiming interest reimbursement /

capital subsidy by lending agency with the office of the Textile Commissioner till the

quarter ending 31st December, 2008 shall not be extended any benefits under the

Technology Up-gradation Fund Scheme.

The above clarification in the TUF Scheme may be brought to the notice of all

concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Dr. J. N. Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Smt Anita Puri, Under Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Fax : 022-2200 4693, E-mail : textilec@gmail.com

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 28.01.2009

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 8

(2008-2009 Series)

Sub: Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS)

1. Decisions taken by reconstituted Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee

(IMSC) in its 1st meeting held at New Delhi on 19

th January, 2009.

(i) Decision of reconstituted IMSC on issues mentioned in GR on

modified TUFS

A) Para 6 xi) of GR on modified TUFS states that machineries for CAD,

CAM and design studios and likes will be included in the separate

heading of the guidelines of the scheme with a financial cap to be

determined by the IMSC.

IMSC noted that machineries for CAD, CAM and designs studio and likes

have already been included in the separate Annex – M of the GR on

modified TUFS and decided that in view of the present scenario in the

textile industry financial cap may not be imposed as of now, however,

decision may be reviewed later on.

B) Para 4.2 a) (i) of GR on modified TUFS states that in the cotton ring

spinning system, new units, capacity expansion and modernisation of

the units with eligible MES will be permitted. The MES will be decided

by the IMSC.

IMSC decided that existing spinning units may be covered under TUFS for

modernisation / expansion subject to the TUFS norms of scrapping of old

and obsolete spindles (as per TUFS norms, ring frames older than 15 years

and backup machinery / equipment older than 20 years should invariably be

scrapped). Existing weaving / knitting / processing / garmenting / made-up

units can set up spinning capacity under TUFS without any MES norms.

However, with regard to MES of stand-alone new spinning units, the issue

should be discussed again in the TAMC.

C) Para 3.4 of GR on modified TUFS states that investment in

common infrastructure facilities owned by the association, trust or co-

operative society of the units participating in the TUF Scheme, to the

extent necessary for this purpose, including the following only upto

25% of the cost of TUFS eligible machinery of the participating in the

TUFS modernization with a maximum of financial cap to be

determined by the IMSC:

(1) Common utilities, viz., water supply, power substation etc.

(2) Common captive power generation(including non-

conventional sources).

(3) Common effluent treatment plant.

IMSC noted that ceiling of 25% of the cost of TUFS eligible machinery of

the participating units has already been prescribed in the modified TUFS

and decided that in view of the present scenario in the textile industry,

financial cap may not be imposed as of now, however, decision may be

reviewed later on.

(ii) Designation of nodal bank status to other nationalized banks under

TUFS and determination of eligibility of SSI cases by co-opted private sector

commercial banks:

(a) IMSC designated following 25 additional public sector and private sector

commercial banks as nodal banks:

Sr.

No. Name of the Nodal Bank

Sr.

No. Name of the Nodal Bank

1 Allahabad Bank 14 Axis Bank

2 Bank of Maharashtra 15 ING Vysya Bank Ltd.

3 Corpoartion Bank 16 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd

4 Dena Bank 17 South Indian Bank Ltd.

5 Oriental Bank of Commerce 18 Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank Ltd.

6 Punjab and Sind Bank 19 Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd.

7 Syndicate Bank 20 Federal Bank Ltd.

8 UCO Bank 21 Indusind Bank

9 United Bank of India 22 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd

10 Vijaya Bank 23 Karnataka Bank Ltd.

11 Life Insurance Corporation 24 City Union Bank

12 Rajasthan State Investment

Corporation 25 Laxmi Vilas Bank Ltd.

13 Haryana State Financial

Corporation

These nodal banks will set up a separate TUFS Cell under a nodal officer to

handle expeditiously TUFS cases of its branches.

(b) Co-opted private sector commercial banks of SIDBI will determine the

eligibility of SSI cases under TUFS and submit the claims through SIDBI

to Office of the Textile Commissioner. Funds for such banks will continue

to be channelized through SIDBI.

(iii) Inclusion of Wool Carbonising Line / Plant and Position Driven

Compressor stand assembly for weaving for 10% Capital Subsidy

Annex – J 70) Wool Carbonising Line / Plant

Annex – K c. 8) Position Driven Compressor stand assembly for

weaving.

(iv) Submission of claims under TUFS :

a) i) Benefits under TUFS will not be extended to those units who have

been sanctioned loan on or after 1st April 2008 but lending agencies do

not raise a claim for reimbursement / capital subsidy with the Office of

the Textile Commissioner within one year of date of sanction of loan in

the prescribed quarterly format I, II, & III.

ii) The units which do not get adequate response from the lending

agencies may appeal to Office of the Textile Commissioner during 10th

month after the sanction of the loan. The appeal has to be made

through website http://www.txcindia.com/appeal/appeal.asp .

iii) For example, the claims for the loan sanctioned during the period 1st

April 2008 to 30th

June 2008 should be included by the lending agencies

in the formats for the quarter ending June 2009. In case of inadequate

response by the lending agencies, the appeal should be made during the

month of April 2009.

b) i) Benefits under TUFS will not be extended to those units who have

been sanctioned loan during the period 1st April 2007 to 31

st March

2008 but lending agencies do not raise a claim for reimbursement /

capital subsidy with the Office of the Textile Commissioner by the

quarter ending June 2009 in the prescribed quarterly format I, II, & III.

ii) The units which do not get adequate response from the lending

agencies may appeal to Office of the Textile Commissioner during the

month of April 2009. The appeal has to be made through website

http://www.txcindia.com/appeal/appeal.asp .

c) The units which appeal to Office of the Textile Commissioner through

website http://www.txcindia.com/appeal/appeal.asp are required to

fill up a small format online giving the details like name of the unit,

project cost, date of sanction of the loan and name and address of the

branch of the lending agency and they will get automatically an

acknowledgement which can be printed and kept for the records of the

unit. On receipt of the appeal, the Office of the Textile Commissioner

will take up with the concerned lending agency for coverage of their

cases under TUFS.

(v) Extension of period for the principle term loan payment, in

addition to the two years’ moratorium period already permitted under

TUFS.

IMSC agreed to the suggestion provided it is within the 10 years repayment

period including two years moratorium / implementation period under

TUFS and subject to the approval of the lending agency and compliance of

the RBI guidelines.

(vi) Delay in fund allocation and disbursement of TUFS assistance

by banks and financial institutions to the beneficiary.

Lending agencies should disburse the funds to the TUFS beneficiaries

within one month of the receipt of the funds from the Govt. and nodal

agencies should disburse the funds within 15 days to their co-opted PLIs.

2. Co-option of banks by SIDBI

SIDBI has co-opted The Karad Urban Cooperative Bank Ltd., for SSI sector under

TUFS.

The above modification/ clarification/ procedure in the TUF Scheme may be

brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Dr. J. N. Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Smt Anita Puri, Under Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI - 400 020

Fax: 022 – 22004693, E-mail: textilec@gmail.com

Website: www.txcindia.com

No. 28(19)/2008/MS Date: 12th

March, 2009

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 9

(2008-2009 Series)

Sub: Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS).

1. Additional nodal banks under TUFS.

The reconstituted Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) in its 1st

meeting held at New Delhi on 19th

Jan., 2009 decided to co-opt additional 25 nodal

banks under TUFS for the cases financed by them. Out of the identified 25 lending

agencies, 23 lending agencies have given consent to become nodal banks under TUFS.

The names of the 23 lending agencies are as under :

1) Allahabad Bank 2) Bank of Maharashtra

3) Dena Bank 4) Oriental Bank of Commerce

5) Punjab and Sind Bank 6) Syndicate Bank

7) UCO Bank 8) Vijaya Bank

9) Rajasthan State Industrial

Investment Corporation

10) AXIS Bank

11) ING Vysya Bank 12) Karur Vysya Bank

13) Tamilnad Mercantile Bank 14) Catholic Syrian Bank

15) Federal Bank 16) Indusind Bank

17) Jammu & Kashmir Bank 18) Karnataka Bank

19) City Union Bank 20) Laxmi Vilas Bank

21) United Bank of India 22) Corporation Bank

23) South Indian Bank

(i) The above nodal banks have accepted to set up a separate TUF Cell with

appropriate staff strength under a nodal officer to handle expeditiously

TUFS cases of its branches.

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(ii) The nodal banks will inform the name, designation, address along with Tel.

No., Fax and E-mail address of nodal officer of the dedicated TUFS Cell to

the Office of the Textile Commissioner. In case of any change, in name and

other details of nodal officer the same will be informed immediately.

(iii) The nodal banks will determine the eligibility and release the TUFS benefit

in respect of all the cases financed by them under TUFS including non-SSI,

SSI and also cases covered under 15% MMS –TUFS for SSI sector and 10%

capital subsidy for specified processing / garmenting / technical textile

machinery.

(iv) The cut-off date for additional nodal banks is 1st April, 2009. In respect

of ongoing cases under TUFS, Nodal Banks shall administer interest

reimbursement for the quarter January-March 2009 (payable from

April 1, 2009) and onwards. In respect of new cases and past cases (for

which interest reimbursement has not been claimed from IDBI Bank /

SIDBI for some reason altogether or for some period), interest

reimbursement shall be administered by Nodal Banks from April 1, 2009,

though the claim/s may pertain to period earlier than quarter January-March

2009.

(v) The Nodal Banks shall examine eligibility of cases from TUFS-angle before

a project becomes eligible to the benefit of interest reimbursement (IR) /

capital subsidy (CLCS) / margin money subsidy (MMS) under TUFS.

(vi) In case of consortium financing, the consortium leader shall assess

eligibility of the project under TUFS for itself and also for other members of

the consortium, provided the consortium leader is a nodal bank. In case

consortium leader is not a nodal bank, the nodal bank with major share of

term loan shall assess the eligibility of the project for 5% IR, 15% MMS /

CLCS for SSI units and also determine eligibility of 10% capital subsidy for

specified processing /garmenting / technical textile machinery.

(vii) In case of financing by multiple banks, the bank with major share of term

loan shall assess eligibility of the project under TUFS for itself and also for

other banks, provided the said bank is a nodal bank. In case bank with a

major share of term loan is not a nodal bank, the nodal bank with major

share of term loan shall assess the eligibility of the project for 5% IR, 15%

MMS / CLCS for SSI units and also determine eligibility of 10% capital

subsidy for specified processing / garmenting / technical textile machinery.

(viii) In case of consortium financing / financing by multiple banks, the individual

banks shall administer interest reimbursement / capital subsidy to their

assisted units, provided the banks are nodal banks. However, IDBI Bank /

SIDBI shall administer interest reimbursement to those banks of the

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consortium / multiple banking arrangement which are not nodal banks, for

which purpose IDBI Bank / SIDBI shall be endorsed / forwarded a copy of

eligibility certificate by the nodal bank, issued to such banks.

(ix) Nodal Banks shall examine eligibility of new cases, as well as of existing

cases (i.e., already assessed by IDBI Bank / SIDBI) in case of change in

scope (on the lines as if fresh case) / change in repayment schedules /

funding of interest / takeover of loan / conversion of Rupee Term Loan

(RTL) to Foreign Currency Loan (FCL) and vice versa, etc., from 1st April,

2009.

(x) IDBI Bank / SIDBI shall examine all the cases received upto March 31,

2009. The references / proposals which are not cleared by IDBI Bank /

SIDBI under TUFS for want of additional information, the same shall be

attended to by new nodal banks in the light of the query made / raised by

IDBI Bank / SIDBI.

(xi) Nodal Banks would have retained correspondence on their files in respect of

existing cases examined by IDBI Bank / SIDBI under TUFS. IDBI Bank /

SIDBI shall, therefore, retain the existing case files for the time being. The

files shall be transferred to respective nodal banks in due course of time.

(xii) Nodal Banks shall submit the data for unit-wise claims under TUFS in

prescribed Formats I – III (quarterly on cumulative basis) and progress of

TUFS in prescribed Format – IV (monthly on cumulative basis) by 5th

of the

following month through the online system developed by the Office of the

Textile Commissioner.

(xiii) The release of funds under TUFS has been linked to the online system for

submission of data in the Format (I to IV) prescribed by the Office of the

Textile Commissioner. The funds will not be released until the unit-wise

data in the prescribed format is submitted to the Office of the Textile

Commissioner.

(xiv) Nodal Banks shall submit utilisation certificate to MoT, GoI, New Delhi in

prescribed formats on monthly / quarterly basis and also indicate the

quarter-wise subsidy released in the prescribed quarterly formats to Office

of the Textile Commissioner before submission of next quarterly claim in

the prescribed format.

(xv) As funds will be placed by MoT, GoI, New Delhi, with Nodal Banks in

advance, they shall open a dedicated account for keeping the funds so

released by MoT, GoI, New Delhi. Any interest that may accrue on the

balances lying pending release in the dedicated account shall be deposited

every quarter by the Banks to the Pay and Account Office, Ministry of

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Textiles, New Delhi. The Demand Draft for such an amount may be drawn

in favour of the Pay and Accounts Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi.

(xvi) Funds to the nodal banks will be paid only through the Electronic Clearing

Service (ECS) / Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS). For this each nodal

bank will provide details of dedicated account such as name of the bank,

branch, account no., RTGS code, MICR code of the bank etc. to the

Ministry of Textiles.

(xvii) Nodal Banks shall maintain requisite database of company / project-wise

eligibility established / pending references for TUFS-eligibility / interest

reimbursement effected, etc. for information to Office of the Textile

Commissioner, Mumbai / MoT, GoI, New Delhi, and parliament questions,

if any.

(xviii) IDBI Bank / SIDBI would render advisory services to Nodal Banks during

the formative stage and will organise work shops in association with Office

of the Textile Commissioner for the benefit of the nodal banks.

(xix) In case of any doubts regarding eligibility of a case or any other related

issue nodal banks may contact IDBI Bank / SIDBI or office of the Textile

Commissioner for guidance / assistance.

(xx) The nodal banks will decide the TUFS eligibility of a case within 4-6

weeks of sanction of the loan, subject to the condition that interest

reimbursement is released to the TUFS beneficiary within one month of

the receipt of the funds from the Govt.

2. Determination of eligibility of SSI cases by co-opted private sector

commercial banks.

The reconstituted Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) in its 1st

meeting held at New Delhi on 19th

Jan., 2009 decided that co-opted private sector

commercial banks of SIDBI will determine the eligibility of SSI cases under TUFS

and submit the claims through SIDBI to Office of the Textile Commissioner. Funds

for such banks may continue to be channelized through SIDBI. The names of the

co-opted private sector commercial banks are as under :

1 Bank of Rajasthan Ltd.

2 Development Credit Bank Ltd., Bombay

3 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd.

4 HDFC Bank

5 Ratnakar Bank Ltd.

6 Yes Bank Ltd.

7 Nainital Bank Ltd.

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(i) The above co-opted private sector commercial banks will have to set up a

separate TUF Cell with appropriate staff strength under a nodal officer to

handle expeditiously SSI cases under TUFS of its branches.

(ii) The co-opted private sector commercial banks will inform the name,

designation, address along with Tel. No., Fax and E-mail address of nodal

officer of the dedicated TUFS Cell. In case any change, the same will be

informed from time to time.

(iii) The co-opted private sector commercial banks will determine the eligibility

in respect of all the SSI cases financed by them under 5% IR and also cases

covered under 15% MMS –TUFS for SSI sector and 10% capital subsidy for

specified processing / garmenting / technical textile machinery and submit

the claims through SIDBI to Office of the Textile Commissioner.

(iv) Co-opted private sector commercial banks shall examine eligibility of new

cases, as well as of existing cases (i.e., already assessed by SIDBI) in case

of change in scope (on the lines as if fresh case) / change in repayment

schedules / funding of interest / takeover of loan / conversion of Rupee

Term Loan (RTL) to Foreign Currency Loan (FCL) and vice versa, etc.,

from 1st April, 2009.

(v) SIDBI shall examine all the cases received upto March 31, 2009. The

references / proposals which are not cleared by SIDBI under TUFS for want

of additional information, the same shall be attended to by co-opted private

sector commercial banks in the light of the query made / raised by SIDBI.

(vi) Co-opted private sector commercial banks shall maintain requisite database

of company / project-wise eligibility established / pending references for

TUFS-eligibility / interest reimbursement effected, etc. for information to

Office of the Textile Commissioner, Mumbai / MoT, GoI, New Delhi, and

parliament questions, if any.

(vii) SIDBI would render advisory services to Co-opted private sector

commercial banks during the formative stage and will organise work shops

in association with Office of the Textile Commissioner for the benefit of

these banks.

(viii) The funds to these banks for the SSI sector will be channelized through

SIDBI and they will forward claims in respect of 5% IR, 15% MMS/ CLCS

and 10% capital subsidy for specified processing / garmenting / technical

textile machinery to Office of the Textile Commissioner under existing

online system.

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(ix) With regard to Non-SSI cases the existing system of determination of

eligibility by IDBI Bank will continue.

The above modification in the TUF scheme may please be brought to the

notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India Industry

Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Dr. J. N. Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri B. N. Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Smt Anita Puri, Under Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Email – textilec@gmail.com : FAX: 022-2200 4693

Website - www.txcindia.gov.in, www.ministryoftextiles.gov.in

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 16.2.2010

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 1

(2009-2010 Series)

Sub: Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS)

1. Decisions taken by reconstituted Technical Advisory-cum-Monitoring Committee

(TAMC) in its 4th meetings held at Mumbai on 25th November, 2009 .

(i) IDBI bank has represented to clarify which machinery out of the machinery

stated in Annex – B1 (List of machines eligible under TUFS for spinning, silk reeling

and twisting / synthetic filament yarn texturising crimping and twisting) of GR on

modified TUFS, are eligible for 4% interest subsidy .

The Committee clarified that machinery stated at sr. no. 1 to 25 of Annex – B-1 are

eligible for restricted 4% interest reimbursement while the other machinery is eligible for

5% interest reimbursement.

2. Decisions taken by reconstituted Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) in its

2nd

meeting held at New Delhi on 11th

January, 2010.

(i) Under TUFS imported and indigenous machinery of benchmarked

technology are eligible and no distinction is made between imported and indigenous

machinery. However, under operational guidelines for 20% CLCS/MMS-TUFS, the

eligible machinery is indicated in Para 5.1 and 5.2 as follows:

“Para 5.1: The eligible machinery under the scheme include indigenously

manufactured automatic looms, shuttle less looms with or without specified loom

accessories and specified weaving preparatory machinery.

Para 5.2 : The new imported looms as well as second-hand imported shuttleless

looms upto 10 years’ vintage with residual life of 10 years as per TUFS norms will

also be eligible under the scheme.”

IMSC noted that the non-inclusion of imported eligible machinery excluding imported

looms appears to be anomaly and hence approved that anomaly may be corrected. IMSC

decided that imported and indigenous machinery of benchmarked technology may be

made eligible for 20% CLCS/MMS-TUFS.

(ii) Fixation of Minimum Economic Size (MES) for cotton ring spinning.

During the 1st meeting of reconstituted IMSC on TUFS held at New Delhi on 19

th

January, 2009, IMSC decided that existing spinning units may be covered under TUFS

for modernisation/expansion subject to the TUFS norms of scrapping of old and obsolete

spindles. Existing weaving/knitting/processing/garmenting/made-ups units can set up

spinning capacity under TUFS without any MES norms. However, with regard to MES of

stand-alone new spinning units, as desired by IMSC the issue was again discussed at the

4th

meeting of the reconstituted TAMC held on 25th

November, 2009. TAMC observed

that below 8000 spindles the blowroom capacity will not be fully utilised and therefore,

the unit will not become financially viable. Therefore, the IMSC decided to approve to

reduce the MES of new spinning units from 12000 spindles to 8000 spindles.

(iii) Inclusion of Two for One twister (TFO) and Prewinder / Rewinder to be

eligible for 20% MMS-TUFS

IMSC agreed that it is a better technology. IMSC decided to include Two for One Twister

(TFO) and Prewinder / Rewinder for powerloom units only as a complimentary to their

production under 20% MMS-TUFS with prospective effect only.

(iv) 15% MMS cases sanctioned by co-opted PLIs through the route of office of

the Textile Commissioner.

As per norms under modified TUFS for 15% MMS, the entrepreneur has the option to

chose either the route of office of the Textile Commissioner or the lending agency for

availing of 15% MMS. Since SIDBI is facing problems in determining the eligibility of

cases of various co-opted PLIs and the process of claiming the funds is getting delayed,

IMSC decided that 15% MMS cases sanctioned by co-opted PLIs ( i.e. other than nodal

banks/nodal agency/co-opted private commercial banks) may be routed through the O/o.

Textile Commissioner to reduce the burden on SIDBI and expedite the process of release

of subsidy to the SSI units. SIDBI will only determine the eligibility for 5% interest

reimbursement in case of its co-opted PLIs.

3. Co-option of banks by SIDBI

SIDBI has co-opted following additional banks, for SSI sector under TUFS.

(i) Janta Sahakari Bank Ltd., Pune

(ii) NKGSB Co-Op. Bank Ltd., Mumbai

(iii) Akhand Anand Co-operative Bank Ltd., Surat

4. Co-option of Regional Rural Banks (RRBs) of bank of Baroda under TUFS

Following RRBs of Bank of Baroda have been co-opted under TUFS

i. Baroda Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank

ii. Baroda Rajasthan Gramin Bank

iii. Baroda Gujarat gramin Bank

iv. Nainital Almore Kshetriya Gramin Bank

v. Jhabu Dhar Kshetriya Gramin Bank

Bank of Baroda will function as nodal bank for these RRBs on similar lines as SBI is

functioning as a nodal bank for its seven associate banks, under TUFS. Thus, Bank of

Baroda will determine the eligibility and release the TUFS benefit in respect of all the

cases financed by them as well as their RRBs under TUFS and will be responsible for

verifying the claims of these RRBs under TUFS.

The above modification/ clarification/ procedure in the TUF Scheme may be brought to

the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news papers/

periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Smt. Monika Garg , Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Shri M.K. Gupta, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Smt Anita Puri, Under Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Email – textilec@gmail.com : FAX: 022-2200 4693

Website - www.txcindia.gov.in, www.ministryoftextiles.gov.in

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 25.6.2010

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 1

(2010-2011 Series)

Sub: Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS)

1. Government of India follows a system of five year plans and the

budget allocations to different sectors are prioritized for the plan period.

The allocation for the TUFS is also made for the plan period.

2. In order to strengthen the information flow and facilitate monitoring

and control of Budgetary allocations for TUFS, Nodal Agencies /Nodal Bank/

Co-opted PLIs are required to submit information from initial stage of

sanction of loan.

3. The TUFS cell of lending agencies are required to submit the

information in respect of unitwise loan sanctioned by their branches within

one month of date of sanction to the office of TXC in the below format (A)

Name of the Lending Agency:-

FORMAT (A)

Name of

the unit

SSI/Non-

SSI

Segment Project cost

Sanctioned(Rs.

in lakh)

Term loan

Sanctioned

(Rs. in

lakh)

Date of

loan

On receipt of the duly filled in format (A)O/o TXC will issue a ID No.

4. The TUF Cell of lending agencies are also required to submit unitwise

information after determination of eligibility within one month of

determination of eligibility to the O/o TXC in the format B below :-

Format B

Name of the lending Agency

I.D.

No.

Project

cost

with

revision

if any

(Rs./cro

re)

Term

loan

sanction

with

revision

if any

(Rs/crore

)

Term

loan

eligible

under

TUFS

(Rs./cr

ore)

Repayment

period inclusive

of moratorium

/implementation

Disbursement

pattern

Unitwise

subsidy

for the

initial 4

quarter

with date

of first

quarter.

On receipt of the above information O/o TXC will give the acknowledge No:

which has to be quoted by the lending agency while submitting the claim

for subsidy.

5. It may be noted by all concerned that claim for subsidy will not be

accepted by the Office of TXC if ID NO. and acknowledgement No. is not

obtained within the prescribed period. In other words the lack of ID

number and acknowledgement number will result in debarment of the

proposal for consideration under TUFS.

This order comes into force with immediate effect.

The above modification/ clarification/ procedure in the TUF Scheme may be

brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/ Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

Publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the

news papers/periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Smt. Monika Garg , Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Smt. Madhavi Das, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

4. Shri. Naresh Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Email – textilec@gmail.com : FAX: 022-2200 4693

Website - www.txcindia.gov.in, www.ministryoftextiles.gov.in

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 30.6.2010

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 2

(2010-2011 Series)

Sub: Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS)

In pursuance of Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) decision dated 28.06.2010

with regard to new sanctions under TUFS, Nodal Agencies/Nodal Banks/Co-opted PLIs

are advised not to issue any further new sanctions under TUFS till additional allocations

are approved by Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA). Lending agencies are

also advised to freeze all new proposals in pipeline till additional allocations are made.

This may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

Contd.

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri V Srinivas , Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Smt. Madhavi Das, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

Email – textilec@gmail.com : FAX: 022-2200 4693

Website - www.txcindia.gov.in, www.ministryoftextiles.gov.in

No. 28(19)/2008-MS/ Date : 17.7.2010

Technology Upgration Fund Scheme (TUFS)

(01-04-2007 to 31-03-2012)

Circular No. 3

(2010-2011 Series)

Sub: Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS)

In continuation to Circular No. 2 (2010-2011 Series) dt. 30.6.2010 wherein

Lending Agencies were advised not to issue any further new sanctions under TUFS w.e.f.

29.6.2010, this is to inform that in order to ensure that these instructions have been

complied with by the branches of the Lending Agencies, the TUFS Cells are advised to

obtain a copy of the sanction letter alongwith other prescribed formats like Reporting

Formats N1, N2, N5, N6 and N7 for determination of eligibility under TUFS.

This may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

To: -

1. All Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs.

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all states

3. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chambers of Commerce & Industry.

4. Development Commissioner (Handlooms)

5. Development Commissioner (Handicrafts)

6. Jute Commissioner

7. Member-Secretary, Central Silk Board

8. Director General, NIFT

9. The Directors of all TRAs

10. Executive Directors of all EPCs

11. Prominent News Agencies.

12. Officer In-charge of all Regional office of the Textile Commissioner,

13. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai

14. Officer In-charge of all Powerloom Service Centers,

Contd.

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by

publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, in the news

papers/ periodicals/magazines etc.

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC.

2. Shri V Srinivas , Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi - 110011

3. Smt. Madhavi Das, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi – 110 011

(Smt Shashi Singh)

Joint Textile Commissioner

Ph. No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

Government of IndiaMinistry of Textiles

Office of the Textile CommissionerNew C.G.O. Building, 48, New Marine Lines

Post Bag No. 11500, Mumbai – 400 020www.txcindia.com

No. 2(65)/2006-07/PDC/ Date: 05/04/2007

Circular No. 1(PDC-2007-08 Series)

Sub: Credit linked capital subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (CLCS@20%-TUFS) for Powerloom Sector – Operational Guidelines.

In continuation to the Circular No.1.& 2 (PDC 2006-07 Series) dated 07.04.2006 & 26.5.2006, the additional list of identified manufacturers who complied with criteria so fixed, are hereby approved as benchmarked manufacturers for the items of machinery enclosed at Annexure-I. The newly benchmarked machinery manufacturers have been allotted the unique mills Code Nos. by the Textile Commissioner as mentioned in column No. 3 of the Annexure – I. The enlisted machinery manufacturers have to comply theguidelines (copy enclosed).

Further, the manufacturers who were de-listed due to non-submission of ISO have been enlisted as identified benchmarked manufacturers as enclosed (Annexure- II).

The effective date of bench marking of the new indigenous machinery manufacturers as well as re-enlistment of the machinery manufacturers will come into force with effect from 01.04.2007.

Further to the Circular No.1.& 2 (PDC 2006-07 Series) dated 07.04.2006 & 26.5.2006, the existing manufacturers who have requested for inclusion of additional items of manufacture, has also been considered. The list of such machinery manufacturers is at Annexure-III.

-sd-(DR. HARSHARAN DAS)

ADDITIONAL TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

To,1. Concerned bench marked machinery manufacturers

2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all States3. All PLIs of IDBI & SIDBI4. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chamber of commerce & Industry5. Officer-in-Charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner6. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai7. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres8. The Directors of all TRAs9. Executive Directors of all EPCs10.Member – Secretary, Central Silk Board11.Director General, NIFT12.Prominent News Agencies.

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing / covering the above amendments / modifications in the TUFS, in the new papers/ periodicals / magazines etc.

Copy for information to:1. All members of IMSC & TAMC2. Shri Bhupendra Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi3. Shri A. N. Sharan, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi.

-sd-(DR. HARSHARAN DAS)

ADDITIONAL TEXTILE COMMISSIONER

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ANNEXURE - I

LIST OF IDENTIFIED / BENCH MARKED MANUFACTURERSALONG WITH BENCHMARKED MACHINERY

New Units:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 Minarva Machinery Mfrs. Pvt.

Ltd.4, Hitendranagar Sahakari Audyogic Vasahat Ltd., Near Naroda Railway Crossing, Opp. Diamond Park, Ahmedabad-382340Ph No. 079-22821782Fax No.079-22822438Mob.9824027719Email– info@minarvamachinery.com

130 Direct Warping machine

2 Newmec Warping Mfg. Co.Plot No. 71/1, Phase_I, Near Telephone Exchange, GIDC, Vatva, Ahmedabad – 382445Ph – 079-25831096Fax – 079-25890888Mob – 9898163100/9426552137

131 Direct Warping Machine

3 Sumatex Services Pvt. Ltd.,H-81, RIICO Extension, Pur Road, Bhilwara – 311 001 (Rajasthan)Ph – 01482-260693Fax- 01482-260575Email- sumatex@xancharnet.in

132 Jacquard (Computerised pattern maker machine)

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ANNEXURE - II

LIST OF IDENTIFIED / BENCH MARKED MANUFACTURERSALONG WITH BENCHMARKED MACHINERY

Existing Manufacturers Who Obtained ISO Certification:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 M/s Diamond Looms Pvt. Ltd.

Survey No. 46,47, Canal Road, Near & outside Unn Octroi Naka, Unn Post, Via Udhna, Dist. SuratPh.-0261-2750072,2751892Mob.-9825109790

052 Semi Automatic Loom

2 M/s Aalidhra Texspin Engineers,Plot No.2, Block No. 122,Gr. Floor, Vaghdhara Road, Dadra-396191, UT OF D & NH,Ph.0260-2668608

067 Two For One Twister for filament yarn

3 M/s Radhe Industries, E/1, Bldg, Parth Industrial Estate, Survey No. 199/1, Mutual Plastic Road, Dadra – 396191

076 Two For One Twister for filament yarn

Pre-winder / Rewinder

4 M/s. Anup Industries Textile Engg. & Manufacturers,23/130, Near Navrang Process, Khanjire Industrial Estate, Shahapur, Ichlakranji – 416115Mob – 9823161380

114 Sizing Machine

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ANNEXURE - III

LIST OF IDENTIFIED / BENCH MARKED MANUFACTURERSALONG WITH BENCHMARKED MACHINERY

Existing Manufacturers Who Had Requested For Inclusion Of Additional Machines:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Additional Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 M/s Weavetech Industries,

Block No. 1, Survey No. 122, Village Dadra,396191 UT of D & NH

095 Waterjet Loom

2 M/s Keshar Corporation, Plot No. 431, P-C, GIDC, Near Apna Bazar Gas Godown, Odhav, Ahmedabad - 382415Ph. 31144954, Fax-91-079-22891407, Mob – 9426447887

113 Direct Warping Machine

3 M/s. Tech Mech Engineers,Plot No.304, GIDC, Odhav,Ahmedabad – 382415Tel. – 22870302, 22872807Fax – 79-22891407Email – techmechad1@sanchernet.in

128 Direct Warping Machine

Page 1 of 2

Ph. No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020

www.txcindia.com

No. 2(65)/ 2006-07/PDC/ Vol.IV/ Date: /05/2007

Circular No. 2(PDC 2007-2008 Series)

Sub: Credit Linked Capital Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (CLCS@20%-TUFS) for Powerloom sector –

Operational Guidelines.

Ref: Circular No. 7 (PDC 2003-04 series) dated 23rd January 2004.

1. Corrigendum to the Circular no.1 (PDC 2007-08 series) dated 05/04/07 and Circular no.1 (PDC 2006-07 series) dated 07/04/06.

With reference to above the amended item of manufacture in r/o following manufacturers may be read as under:-

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 M/s. RB Electronic & Engg. Pvt.

Ltd.301, Kilfire House, P.B.No. 12016, C-17, Dalia Indl. Estate, Off. Andheri-Borivali Link Road, Opp. Laxmi Ind. Estate, Andheri (W), Mumbai 400053Ph - 022-55021361/55021362Fax –56921432E mail – texsales@eecindia.com

119 Sizing Machine Direct Warping

machine

2 M/s Minarva Machinery Mfrs. Pvt. Ltd.4, Hitendranagar Sahakari Audyogic Vasahat Ltd., Near Naroda Railway Crossing, Opp. Diamond Park, Ahmedabad-382340Ph No. 079-22821782Fax No.079-22822438Mob.9824027719Email–info@minarvamachinery.com

130 Direct Warping machine

Sizing machine

Page 2 of 2

2 The name of the Company M/s. Meera Industries, Surat has been amended/ changed to read as under:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 M/s. Meera Industries Pvt. Ltd.

Plot No. 2126, Road No. 2,GIDC, Sachin, Surat-394230Tel.0261-2375360Fax 0261- 2375633E-mail- info@meera.ind.com

033 Two for One Twister for Filament Yarn and Spun Yarn

Pre-winder / Rewinder

(N.S.RAWAT) DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned bench marked machinery manufacturer2. Officer-in-Charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner3. Secretary, TMMA, Mumbai4. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres

1

Ph. No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

Government of IndiaMinistry of Textiles

Office of the Textile CommissionerNew C.G.O. Building, 48, New Marine Lines

Post Bag No. 11500, Mumbai – 400 020www.txcindia.com

No. 2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/ Date: 11/06/2007

Circular No. 3(PDC-2007-08 Series)

Sub: Credit linked capital subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (CLCS@20%-TUFS) for Powerloom Sector – Operational Guidelines.

In continuation to the Circular No.1.& 2 (PDC 2007-08 Series) dated 05.04.2007 & 21.05.07, the additional list of identified manufacturers who complied with criteria so fixed, are hereby approved as benchmarked manufacturers for the items of machinery enclosed at Annexure-I. The newly benchmarked machinery manufacturers have been allotted the unique mills Code Nos. by the Textile Commissioner as mentioned in column No. 3 of the Annexure – I. The enlisted machinery manufacturers have to comply the guidelines (copy enclosed).

Further, the manufacturers who were de-listed due to non-submission of ISO have been enlisted as identified benchmarked manufacturers as enclosed (Annexure- II).

The effective date of bench marking of the new indigenous machinery manufacturers as well as re-enlistment of the machinery manufacturers will come into force with effect from 01.04.2007.

-sd-(N.S.RAWAT)DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned bench marked machinery manufacturers2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all States3. All PLIs of IDBI & SIDBI4. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chamber of commerce & Industry

2

5. Officer-in-Charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner6. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai7. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres8. The Directors of all TRAs9. Executive Directors of all EPCs10.Member – Secretary, Central Silk Board11.Director General, NIFT12.Prominent News Agencies.

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing / covering the above amendments / modifications in the TUFS, in the new papers/ periodicals / magazines etc.

Copy for information to:1. All members of IMSC & TAMC2. Shri Bhupendra Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi3. Shri A. N. Sharan, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi.

-sd-(N.S.RAWAT)DIRECTOR

3

ANNEXURE - I

LIST OF IDENTIFIED / BENCH MARKED MANUFACTURERSALONG WITH BENCHMARKED MACHINERY

New Unit:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 M/s Dashmesh Jacquard &

Powerloom58-A, Sector-25, HUDA-Phase-I, Industrial Estate, Panipat –132104Ph.0180-2660975Email : info@dashmeshpowerloom.com

133 Semi Automatic Looms

Jacquard Sectional Warping

Machine

ANNEXURE - II

LIST OF IDENTIFIED / BENCH MARKED MANUFACTURERS ALONG WITH BENCHMARKED MACHINERY

Existing Manufacturers Who Obtained ISO Certification:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 2 3 41 M/s Friends Engineering Works,

Chandni Bagh, Sanoli Road,Panipat – 132103 Ph.0180-2661560Email : friendsengineering@hotmail.com

084 Semi Automatic looms

Rapier looms

2 M/s Lakshmi Precision Tools Ltd.Arasur – 641 407, CoimbatorePh.422-2360470Email : lptmktg@vsnl.in, lptmktg@satyam.net.in

111 Automatic Pirn Winding Machine

Ph. No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-22004693

Government of IndiaMinistry of Textiles

Office of the Textile CommissionerNew C.G.O. Building, 48, New Marine Lines

Post Bag No. 11500, Mumbai – 400 020www.txcindia.com

No. 2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/ Date: 17/09/2007

Circular No. 4(PDC-2007-08 Series)

Sub: Credit linked capital subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (CLCS@20%-TUFS) for Powerloom Sector – Operational Guidelines.

In continuation to the Circular No.3 (PDC 2007-08 Series) dated 11.06.2007, the additional list of identified manufacturers who complied with criteria so fixed, are hereby approved as benchmarked manufacturers for the items of machinery is as under :

New Unit:

Sr. No.

Name & Address of the manufacturer

Code No.

Item of Manufacture

1 3 41 M/s Om Technotex Industries

47, Devikrupa Society, Fulpada Road, New G.I.D.C. , Katargam, Surat – 395 004Tele Fax : 0261 2481458Email : info@prtexpro.com

134 TFOT & Pre-winder / Rewinder

The newly benchmarked machinery manufacturers have been allotted the unique mills Code No. by the Textile Commissioner as mentioned in column No. 3. The enlisted machinery manufacturers have to comply the guidelines issued from time to time under the scheme.

The effective date of bench marking of the new indigenous machinery manufacturer will come into force with effect from 01.08.2007.

-sd-(N.S.RAWAT)DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned bench marked machinery manufacturers2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all States3. All PLIs of IDBI & SIDBI4. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/Trade Associations/All India

Industry Associations/Chamber of commerce & Industry5. Officer-in-Charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner6. Secretary, Textiles Committee, Mumbai7. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres8. The Directors of all TRAs9. Executive Directors of all EPCs10.Member – Secretary, Central Silk Board11.Director General, NIFT12.Prominent News Agencies.

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing / covering the above amendments / modifications in the TUFS, in the new papers/ periodicals / magazines etc.

Copy for information to:1. All members of IMSC & TAMC2. Shri Bhupendra Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi3. Shri Bishwanath Sinha, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi.

-sd-(N.S.RAWAT)DIRECTOR

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOWERLOOM DEVELOPMENT CELL

P.B.NO.11500, NEW MARINE LINES, MUMBAI: 20

File No.2(65)/08-09/PDC/68 Date 06.05.2008

Circular No. 1

( PDC 2008-2009 Series)

Sub: Credit Linked Capital Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (CLCS @ 20%-TUFS) for Powerloom Sector-Operational Guidelines.

Ref: Circular No. 7(2003-04 series) dated 23rd January, 2004.

Corrigendum to the Circular No. 2(65)/06-07/PDC dated 5.04.2007The name of the Company M/s. Sumatex Services Pvt.Ltd.,Bhilwar(Rajasthan) has been amended/ changed to read as under:-

“ M/s. Sumatex Ltd.,H-81, RIICO Extension, Pur Road,Bhilwara – 311 001 (Rajasthan)Ph. 01482-260693Fax- 01482-260575Director – Sudeep Malu/Supriya Malu/Deep Chand Malu

The unique Mill Code No. i.e.132 which was earlier allotted to M/s. Sumatex Services Pvt.Ltd., Bhilwara (Rajasthan) has been re-allotted/transferred to M/s. Sumatex Ltd., Bhilawara (Rajasthan).

( N. S. RAWAT ) DIRECTOR

1. Concerned bench marked machinery manufacturers2. Secretaries (Textiles) of all States3. All PLIs of IDBI & SIDBI4. To all Major Textile Industry Associations/ Trade Association/All India

Industry Associations/Chamber of Commerce & Industry5. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner6. Secretary, Textilles Committee, Mumbai7. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres8. The Directors of all TRAs9. Executive Directors of all EPCs 10.Member – Secretary, Central Silk Board

…..2/-

: 2 :

11.Director General, NIFT12.Prominent News Agencies.

With a request to bring the above message to the notice of all concerned, by publishing/covering the above amendments/modifications in the TUFS, inthe news papers/periodicals/magazines etc.

Copy for information to:

1. All members of IMSC & TAMC 2. Shri Bhupendra Singh, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, New

Delhi.3. Shri A.N. Sharan, Director, Ministry of Textiles, New Delhi.

( N. S. RAWAT ) DIRECTOR

Ph.No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI-400 020.

www.txcindia.com

No.2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/80 Dated 12.09.2008

Circular No. 2(PDC 2008-09 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% -TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R. No. 6/4/2007 –CTI dated November 2007

Addendum to List of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers alongwith Benchmarked machinery under MMS @ 20% - TUFS (Appendix-II)-Sr.No.12, Code No. 017.

With reference to the above, item of manufacture in respect of following manufacturer may be read as under:Sr.No.

Name & Address of the Manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Honest Trading Co. Pvt. Ltd.,Post Box No.43, Mahadev Nagar,Billimora-396 321,Dist. Navsari, Gujarat INDIAEmail : honestbilimora@honestloom.comWeb: www.honestloom.comPhone : 02634-283302,283902Fax.283681.

017 Automatic Pirn

Changing Loom

Shuttleless Rapier Loom

(N.S. RAWAT) DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked machinery manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner3. Secretary TMMA, Mumbai4. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres

Ph.No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI-400 020.

www.txcindia.com

No.2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/82 Dated 14.11.2008

Circular No. 3(PDC 2008-09 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% -TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R. No. 6/4/2007 –CTI dated November 2007

Addendum to Benchmarked price for the Eligible Second Hand Machineries (Looms) upto 10 years vintage (w.e.f. 1.4.2007 to 31.03.2012) under MMS @ 20% - TUFS Appendix-I, Sr.No.2, of Annexure P.

With reference to the above, Upper Ceiling on Benchmarked price for subsidy purposes in respect of Airjet Looms of Non EU Country origin may be read as under :

Sr.No.

Description of the second hand imported machinery

Specification/Model

Upper Ceiling on Benchmarked price

for subsidy purposes of Non EU Countries

2. Airjet Looms irrespective of shedding mechanism

Irrespective of speed/width

Rs. 5.50 lakh

Other Upper Ceiling on the Benchmarked Price mentioned in Appnedix- I would remain unaltered.

(N.S. RAWAT) DIRECTOR

To,1. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner2. Secretary TMMA, Mumbai3. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres

Ph.No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI-400 020.

www.txcindia.com

No.2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/20 Dated 04.12..2008

Circular No. 4(PDC 2008-09 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% -TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R. No. 6/4/2007 –CTI dated November 2007

Addition to the List of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers alongwith Benchmarked machinery under MMS @ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above reffered GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers alongwith the benchmarked machineryis as under :

Sr.No.

Name & Address of the Manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Weavetech Engineers,Block No. 122/1,Vaghdhara Road,Village – Dadra-398191,(Silvassa),U.T. of Dadra & Nagar Haveli,

Phone : (0260)2668304

035 Shuttleless Rapier

Loom

Shuttleless Waterjet Loom

(N.S. RAWAT) DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked machinery manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner3. Secretary TMMA, Mumbai4. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres

Ph.No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI-400 020.

www.txcindia.com

No.2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/309 Dated 24.12.2008

Circular No. 5(PDC 2008-09 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% -TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R. No. 6/4/2007 –CTI dated November 2007

Addition to the List of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers alongwith Benchmarked machinery under MMS @ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above referred GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers alongwith the benchmarked machineryis as under :

Sr.No.

Name & Address of the Manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Industrial Engineering Works,No.27, 8th Cross, Magadi Road,BANGALORE 560 023,KARNATAKA, INDIA

Phone No: 080- 23380325/23380759

Telefax : 080-23380325,

Email-indlengg@vsnl.net

021 Shuttleless Rapier

Loom

(N.S. RAWAT) DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked machinery manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner3. Secretary TMMA, Mumbai4. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres

Ph.No. 022-22001050Fax No. 022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERPOST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI-400 020.

www.txcindia.comNo.2(65)/2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/151-162 Dated 13.01.2009

Circular No. 6(PDC 2008-09 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% -TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R. No. 6/4/2007 –CTI dated November 2007

Addendum to the List of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers alongwith Benchmarked machinery under MMS @ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above referred GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers alongwith the benchmarked machineryis as under :

Sr.No.

Name & Address of the Manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Dynamic Autolooms India Pvt.Ltd.,Plot No.2, Road No.1,Phase-1, GIDC, Kathwada,Ahmedabad-383 420,Gujarat.Ph.: +91-79-22900163 Fax: 91-79-22901522Email:Autolooms@yahoo.com

002

Shuttleless Rapier Loom

Dobby

2.M/s. Dynamic Loom Mfg.Co.Dynamic Estate, Near SwasticChar Rasta, Nagarwel,Hanuman Road, Amrewadi,Ahmedabad-380 026

003 Deleted

(N.S. RAWAT) DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked machinery manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner3. Secretary TMMA, Mumbai4. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres

Ph.No.022-22001050Fax No.022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERNEW C.G.O. BUILDING, 48, NEW MARINE LINES

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020w.w.w.txcindia.com

No.2(65)2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/251 Dated : 19th May 2009

Circular No. 1(PDC 2009-10 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R.No.6/4/2007-CTI dated November-2007

Addition to the list of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers along with Benchmarked machinery under MMS@ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above referred GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers along with the benchmarked machinery is as under:

Sr.No.

Name & address of the manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Prashant West Point Machinery Pvt. Ltd.,Plot No.4/1. Phase-1, G.I.D.C. Estate,Vatwa, Ahmedabad-382 445Phone No.2583 0603/2583 3384/ 2589 1779Fax: + 91-79-2589 4020Email : westpoint@prashantgroup.comWebsite: www.prashantgroup.com

135

Direct Warping Machine Sizing Machine

M/s. Prashant West Point Machinery Pvt.Ltd., Ahmedabad is enlisted as identified Benchmarked Manufacturer w.e.f. 12.05.2009.

-sd-(N. S. RAWAT)

DIRECTORTo,

1. Concerned Benchmarked Machinery Manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Office of the Textile

Commissioner3. Secretary, TMMA, Mumbai.4. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres.

E:\Circulars\PDC Circulars\CLCS Circulars\PDC_Cir_2009-10~01.doc

Ph.No.022-22001050Fax No.022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERNEW C.G.O. BUILDING, 48, NEW MARINE LINES

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020w.w.w.txcindia.com

No.2(65)2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/52 Dated : 9th October 2009Circular No. 2

(PDC 2009-10 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R.No.6/4/2007-CTI dated November-2007

Addition to the list of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers along with Benchmarked machinery under MMS@ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above referred GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers along with the benchmarked machinery is as under:

Sr.No.

Name & address of the manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Kanti Textile Engineering Corporation,P.232, Old G.I.D.C. Katargam,Surat-8,Gujarat (India).Phone No.95251-21387 98254 58227Tel. Fax : (0261) 2480820 (0261) 2480973Email : jitu_kalyan@yahoo.co.in

136 Sectional Warping Machine

M/s. Kanti Textile Engineering Corporation, Surat, is enlisted as identified Benchmarked Manufacturer w.e.f. 06/10/2009

-sd-(HRIDAY NARAYAN )DEPUTY DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked Machinery Manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Offices of Textile Commissioner.3. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres.4. Secretary, T.M.M.A., Mumbai.

E:\Circulars\PDC Circulars\CLCS Circulars\PDC_Cir_2009-10~01.doc

Ph.No.022-22001050Fax No.022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERNEW C.G.O. BUILDING, 48, NEW MARINE LINES

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020w.w.w.txcindia.com

No.2(65)2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/112 Dated : 22nd March 2010Circular No. 3

(PDC 2009-10 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R.No.6/4/2007-CTI dated November-2007

Addition to the list of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers along with Benchmarked machinery under MMS@ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above referred GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers along with the benchmarked machinery is as under:

Sr.No.

Name & address of the manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Anil Metal Industries,Plot No. 250-252, Odhav GIDC,Behind Water Tank, Near TelephoneExchange, Odhav,Ahmedabad-382415, Gujarat.Phone: (079) 22891943 Mobile : 9904071099, 9824478875Email : iconlooms@rediffmail.com

118 Shuttleless Rapier Loom

M/s. Anil Metal Industries, Ahmedabad is enlisted as identified Benchmarked Manufacturer w.e.f. 15.3.2010

-sd-(HRIDAY NARAYAN )DEPUTY DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked Machinery Manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Offices of Textile Commissioner.3. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres.4. Secretary, T.M.M.A., Mumbai.

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Ph.No.022-22001050Fax No.022-2004693

GOVERNMENT OF INDIAMINISTRY OF TEXTILES

OFFICE OF THE TEXTILE COMMISSIONERNEW C.G.O. BUILDING, 48, NEW MARINE LINES

POST BAG NO. 11500, MUMBAI – 400 020w.w.w.txcindia.com

No.2(65)2006-07/PDC/Vol.IV/53 Dated : 12th May 2010Circular No. 1

(PDC 2010-11 Series)

Sub: Margin Money Subsidy @ 20% under TUFS (MMS@20% TUFS) for Powerloom Sector Operational Guidelines.

Ref: G.R.No.6/4/2007-CTI dated November-2007

Addition to the list of Identified/Benchmarked Manufacturers along with Benchmarked machinery under MMS@ 20% - TUFS

In continuation to the above referred GR, the additional list of identified manufacturers along with the benchmarked machinery is as under:

Sr.No.

Name & address of the manufacturer Code No.

Item of Manufacturer

1. M/s. Bilimora Engineers Pvt. Ltd.,Post Box No. # 39, Mahadev Nagar,Bilimora – 396 321,Dist. Navsari, Gujarat (INDIA)

Phone No : 02634 – 283684Fax : 02634 – 283681

109 Shuttleless Rapier Loom

M/s. Bilimora Engineers Pvt. .Ltd., Bilimora (Gujarat) is enlisted as identified Benchmarked Manufacturer w.e.f. 10.05.2010.

-sd-(HRIDAY NARAYAN)DEPUTY DIRECTOR

To,1. Concerned Benchmarked Machinery Manufacturer2. Officer-in-charge of all Regional Offices of Textile Commissioner.3. Officer-in-charge of all Powerloom Service Centres.4. Secretary, T.M.M.A., Mumbai.

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1 SIDBI 9.73

2 State Bank of India and its associated banks 18.43

3 Indian Bank 7.00

4 Bank of Baroda 11.56

5 Indian Overseas Bank 6.00

6 Bank of India 2.40

Sub Total 55.12

1 ING Vysya Bank 7.75

2 Tamilnadu Industrial Investment Corporation 2.59

3 Surat Peoples Co-op. Bank 0.59

4 Dena Bank 4.98

5 Gujarat State Financial Corporation 0.01

6 Karur Vysya Bank 7.40

7 Bank of Rajasthan 0.92

8 Saraswat Co-op. Bank 2.74

9 Catholic Syrian Bank 18.03

10 Kurla Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.15

11 Greater Bombay Co-op. Bank 0.15

12 RIICO 2.19

13 Syndicate Bank 18.32

14 ABN Amro Bank 4.00

15 UCO Bank 11.96

16 Bombay Mercantile Co-op Bank 0.09

17 Cosmos Co-op. Bank 1.21

18 Shamrao Vithal Co-op. Bank 0.56

19 Federal Bank 2.78

Nodal Bank

Co-opted PLIs of IDBI

Fund released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on 07-04-2008

Sr.

No.Nodal Agency / Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLI

Fund released by Govt.

(Rs. Crore)

20 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 0.07

21 Shree Warana Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.03

22 Vijaya Bank 0.34

23 IREDA 0.07

24 Haryana Financial Corporation 0.06

25 HSIDC 0.62

26 Centurion Bank of Punjab 0.42

Sub Total 88.03

1 Surat Peoples Co-op. Bank 17.80

2 TIIC 3.93

3 Surat Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.04

4 Surat National Co-op. Bank 3.65

5 City Union Bank Ltd. 9.26

6 RIICO 0.05

7 Gujarat State Financial Corporation 0.01

8 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank 2.47

9 Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.10

10 Karnataka Bank 3.25

11 United Bank of India 0.94

12 Jalgaon Sahakari Bank 0.03

13 Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank 0.13

14 Shamrao Vithal Co-op. Bank 0.07

15 Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd 0.38

16 Bharat Co-operative Bank(Mumbai) 0.73

17 Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd 2.18

18 Choundeshwari Sahakari bank Ltd. 0.39

19 Dena Bank 8.71

Co-opted PLIs of SIDBI

20 Development Credit Bank Ltd., Bombay 0.01

21 Federal Bank (including Ganesh Bank of Kurudwad) 2.75

22 Ichalkaranji Janata Sahakari Bank 0.95

23 Ichalkaranji Urban Co-op. Bank 0.08

24 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd 2.45

25 Maharashtra State Finance Corporation 0.04

26 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 0.69

27 Ratnakar Bank Ltd. 0.04

28 Shri Veershaiv Co-operative Bank Ltd 0.38

29 The Vita Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd. 0.07

30 The Zoroastrian Co-op Bank Ltd 0.14

31 Prime Co-op. Bank 4.70

32 Cosmos Co-op. Bank 1.78

33 Shree Warana Sahakari Bank 0.37

34 Haryana Financial Corporation 0.29

35 Panchsheel Mercantile Co-op. Bank 2.49

36 Abhyudaya Co-op. Bank 0.07

37 Corporation Bank 4.28

38 Delhi Financial Corporation 0.02

Sub Total 75.72

GRAND TOTAL 218.87

Note : Rs.218.87 crore include Rs.0.90 crore of unspent amount already available with

lending agencies.

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIs

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. Lakh)

1 Axis Bank 3388.59

2 UCO Bank 2928.10

3 Bank of Maharashtra 1908.63

4 ICICI Bank 994.69

5 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. 628.59

6 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd. 540.46

7 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 377.43

8 Vijaya Bank 469.50

9 Indusind Bank 136.16

10 Allahabad Bank 2745.36

11 Syndicate Bank 1109.98

12 Andhra Bank 1029.45

13 Corporation Bank 2781.60

14 ING Vysya Bank 222.23

15 Indian Overseas Bank 1541.43

16 United Bank of India 781.86

17 Bank of Baroda 3984.21

18 Dena Bank 1331.56

19 Canara Bank 2396.42

20 City Union Bank Ltd. 463.80

21 EXIM Bank 4034.48

22 Indian Bank 3344.89

23 Karnataka Bank 877.81

24 South Indian Bank 619.16

25 Catholic Syrian Bank 366.71

26 NCDC 351.81

27 RIICO 201.48

28 Federal Bank 1239.57

29 Union Bank of India 2316.08

30 State Bank of India 41646.26

31 Bank of India 4215.90

Sub Total 88974.20

Fund released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on 1st

June, 2010

Nodal Banks

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIs

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. Lakh)

1 Dhule and Nandurbar Dist Central Coop Bank 38.02

2 Jalgaon Peoples coop Bank Ltd 6.80

3 Maharashtra State Coop Bank 164.05

4 Priyadarshani Nagrik Sahakari Patpedhi 233.80

5 Saraswat Coop Bank 226.94

6 Dombivili Nagari Sahakari Bank Ltd. 15.90

7 Greater Bombay Co-op. Bank 1.88

8 Standard Chartered Bank 110.38

9 TIIC 153.28

10 LIC 684.07

11 HSBC 174.01

12 SIICOM 20.82

13 Kotak Mahindra Bank 254.07

14 Bank of Nova Scotia 40.63

15 HSIDC 30.97

16 Zoroastrian Co-op. Bank 6.82

17 Surat Dist. Co-op Bank 4.77

18 Cosmos Co-op. Bank 42.58

19 RFC 2.78

20 Abhyudaya Co-op. Bank 7.16

21 Vyapari Sahakari Bank 6.33

Sub Total 2226.06

Grand Total 91200.26

Co-opted PLIs of IDBI

1 ICICI Bank 8.85

2 Canara Bank 50.11

3 Bank of India 25.82

4 Central Bank of India 18.73

5 Union Bank of India 14.45

6 Andhra bank 13.79

7 Bank of Baroda 50.02

8 State Bank of India and its associated banks 452.05

9 EXIM Bank 22.61

10 Indian Bank 32.64

11 Punjab National Bank 64.09

12 NCDC 1.60

13 SIDBI 6.18

14 IDBI 47.45

SUB TOTAL 808.39

1 Axis Bank 20.73

2 Bank of Maharashtra 7.03

3 City Union Bank 3.39

4 Corporation Bank 36.74

5 ING Vysya Bank 2.99

6 Karnataka Bank 1.76

Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks

Co-opted PLIs of IDBI

Fund (Rs. 1036.51 crore) released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS.

Rs.808.80 crore released to 12 nodal banks, SIDBI and its co-opted

PLIs on 02.06.2008. Rs. 227.71 crore released to IDBI and its co-

opted PLIs on 12.06.2008.

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks / Co-opted PLIs

Fund released by Govt.

(Rs. crore)

7 Karur Vysya Bank 6.72

8 Oriental Bank of Commerce 35.07

9 Punjab and Sind Bank 3.01

10 South Indian Bank 1.11

11 Zoroastrian Co-op. Bank 0.12

12 Madhya Pradesh Financial Corporation 0.22

13 Surat National Co-op. Bank 0.04

14 Abhyudaya Co-op. Bank 0.04

15 Allahabad Bank 15.82

16 Federal Bank 4.07

17 Indusind Bank 5.09

18 Prime Co-op. Bank Ltd. 0.003

19 Saraswat Co-op. Bank 0.87

20 Solapur Dist. Central Co-op. Bank 0.07

21 United Bank of India 2.62

22 Yes Bank 0.27

23 Centurion Bank of Punjab Ltd. 0.37

24 Citi Bank 1.32

25 EDC of Goa Ltd. 0.21

26 HDFC Bank 2.58

27 IFCI 1.49

28 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank 4.33

29 Tamilnadu Industrial Investment Corpn. 0.67

30 New India Co-op. Bank 0.36

31 Standard Chartered Bank 3.64

32 SUTEX Co-op. Bank Ltd. 0.26

33 UCO Bank 4.63

34 The Greater Bombay Co-op Bank Ltd. 0.04

35 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 1.42

36 Warana Sahakari Bank 0.01

37 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd. 0.06

38 Bank of Nova Scotia 0.39

39 HSBC 0.88

40 Life Insurance Corporation 4.61

41 SIICOM 1.19

42 Kurla Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.00

43 Surat District Co-op. Bank 0.16

44 APSFC 1.35

45 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank 0.03

46 RIICO 2.47

SUB TOTAL 180.26

1 Axis Bank 2.60

2 Bank of Maharashtra 0.18

3 Bharat Co-op. Bank 0.11

4 City Union Bank 2.06

5 Corporation Bank 1.04

6 ING Vysya Bank 3.17

7 Karnataka Bank 2.41

8 Karur Vysya Bank 1.23

9 Oreintal Bank of Commerce (including GTB) 11.91

10 Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank 0.06

11 South Indian Bank 0.54

12 Surat National Co-op. Bank 0.34

13 Zoroastrian Co-op. Bank 0.07

14 OSFC 0.02

Co-opted PLIs of SIDBI

15 Vyapari Sahakari Bank 0.21

16 Abhyudaya Co-op. Bank 0.04

17 Indusind Bank 0.93

18 Janakalyan Sahakari Bank 0.04

19 Prime Co-op. Bank 0.71

20 Saraswat Co-op. Bank Ltd. 5.18

21 Kalupur Commercial Co-op. Bank 0.06

22 Kapol Co-op. Bank Ltd. 0.01

23 Nasik Merchant Co-op. Bank 0.02

24 United Bank of India 0.03

25 Nutan Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.19

26 Citi Bank 0.25

27 HDFC Bank 0.34

28 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank 1.64

29 Tamilnadu Industrial Investment Corpn. 0.87

30 New India Co-op. Bank 0.22

31 SUTEX Co-op. Bank 0.62

32 WBFC 1.01

33 Gujarat Ind. Co-op. Bank Ltd. 0.33

34 Choundeshwari Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.004

35 Ichalkaranji Janata Sahakari Bank 0.04

36 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 1.11

37 Mehsana Co-op. Bank 0.23

38 The Navjeevan Co-op. Bank 0.37

39 Rajkot Nagarik Sahakari Bank 1.95

40 Warana Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.01

41 Dombivili Nagari Sahakari Bank 0.22

42 Varachha Co-op. Bank 3.53

43 Bank of Nova Scotia 0.01

44 Himachal Pradesh Financial Corporation 0.16

45 SIICOM 0.09

46 Surat District Co-op. Bank 0.01

47 Surat Mercantile Co-op. Bank 0.07

48 Surat Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.01

49 RIICO 0.01

50 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank 1.62

SUB TOTAL 47.87

GRAND TOTAL 1036.51

Note : Rs.1036.51 crore include Rs.2.88 crore of unspent amount already available with lending

agencies.

1 State Bank of India 2522.71

2 Bank of Baroda 1473.14

3 EXIM Bank 996.01

4 Indian Overseas Bank 4783.69

5 Union Bank of India 30.44

6 Andhra Bank 599.33

7 ICICI Bank 0.01

8 IDBI 422.89

9 Central Bank of India 741.39

10 Bank of India 1913.73

11 Punjab National Bank 1148.23

Total 14631.55

1 Axis Bank Ltd. 257.08

2 Allahabad Bank 52.90

3 Dena Bank 1769.10

4 Syndicate Bank 965.39

5 Bank of Maharashtra 232.96

6 Uco Bank 462.12

7 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd 412.38

8 CATHOLIC SYRIAN BANK LTD 292.00

9 Vijaya Bank 103.72

10 South Indian Bank Ltd. 96.24

11 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 63.03

12 Maharashtra State Co operative Bank 147.18

13 HDFC Bank Ltd (including Centurion Bank of Punjab) 235.93

14 ING-Vysya Bank Ltd. 57.72

15 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 98.19

16 Citi Bank 8.35

17 ABN Amro Bank 96.26

18 Bank of Rajasthan 64.14

19 Saraswat Co-op. Bank 105.41

20 SIICOM 9.94

21 IIBI 89.98

22 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd 110.10

23 THE COSMOS COOP BANK LTD 42.22

Fund sanctioned by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on 31/12/2008

Sr. No. Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIsFund sanctioned by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

Nodal Agencies / Nodal Bank

Co-opted PLIs - IDBI **

1 of 2

Sr. No. Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIsFund sanctioned by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

24 IREDA Ltd. 50.95

25 HSIIDC 14.51

26 Bombay Mercantile Co-op Bank Ltd 5.67

27 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 3.19

28 APIDC 6.04

29 Haryana Financial Corporation 0.98

Total 5853.68

1 OBC & (Global Trust Bank Ltd.) 1075.57

2 Punjab & Sind Bank Ltd. 155.96

3 Syndicate Bank 110.11

4 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 31.34

5 Bank of Maharashtra 34.34

6 HSIIDC 28.90

7 Karnataka State Financial Corporation 39.18

8 Bank of Rajasthan 21.73

9 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd 23.05

10 Dombivli Nagari Sahakari Bank 3.81

11 Haryana Financial Corporation 6.60

12 Axis Bank Ltd. 10.07

13 Himachal Pradesh Financial Corporation 4.01

14 SIICOM 2.23

15 The Vita Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd 4.14

16 Punjab Financial Corporation 10.35

17 Jalgaon Janata Sahakari Bank 1.52

18 Madhya Pradesh Financial Corporation 2.98

19 Maharashtra State Financial Corporation 1.95

20 Vijaya Bank 2.34

21 Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.53

22 The Kapol Co-op. Bank Ltd. 0.11

Total 1570.82

22056.05

** - Rs.5853.68 lakh sanctioned to co-opted PLIs of IDBI include Rs.18.14 lakh of unspent amount

already available with Co-opted PLIs of IDBI.

Co-opted PLIs - SIDBI *

* - Rs.1570.82 lakh sanctioned to co-opted PLIs of SIDBI include Rs.41.64 lakh of unspent amount

already available with SIDBI.

Grand Toral

2 of 2

(Rs. Lakh)

1 State Bank of India 45182.60

2 Bank of Baroda 7818.45

3 EXIM Bank 6737.53

4 Indian Overseas Bank 2949.48

5 Union Bank of India 2775.17

6 Andhra Bank 2719.48

7 ICICI Bank 1259.41

8 IDBI 6094.14

9 Indian Bank 3903.59

10 Central Bank of India 562.26

11 Bank of India 4918.02

12 SIDBI 787.88

13 Punjab National Bank 10908.55

Total 96616.56

1 OBC & (Global Trust Bank Ltd.) 5686.49

2 Allahabad Bank 3122.02

3 Corporation Bank 3053.13

4 Axis Bank Ltd. 2977.22

5 Syndicate Bank 1040.51

6 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. 962.55

7 Karnataka Bank 921.85

8 LIC 829.20

9 Vijaya Bank 815.01

10 Bank of Maharashtra 746.83

11 Uco Bank 723.95

12 South Indian Bank Ltd. 637.27

13 Dena Bank 626.16

14 CATHOLIC SYRIAN BANK LTD 571.88

15 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd 481.60

Fund sanctioned by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on

03/02/2009

Sr. No. Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIsFund sanctioned by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

Nodal Agencies / Nodal Bank

CO-opted PLIs of IDBI

1 of 4

Sr. No. Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIsFund sanctioned by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

16 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd. 481.01

17 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 361.87

18 Punjab & Sind Bank Ltd. 342.53

19 City Union Bank Ltd. 340.56

20 RIICO 335.77

21 ING-Vysya Bank Ltd. 326.07

22 Maharashtra State Co operative Bank 315.95

23 Citi Bank 284.33

24 Indusind Bank 247.49

25 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 247.46

26 ABN Amro Bank 198.83

27 HDFC Bank Ltd (including Centurion Bank of Punjab) 196.72

28 Bank of Rajasthan 193.85

29 SIICOM 149.62

30 HSBC 138.19

31 Federal Bank 136.33

32 Saraswat Co-op. Bank 133.60

33 IFCI Ltd. 118.99

34 BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA 109.18

35 Yes Bank 81.54

36 Deutche Bank 73.55

37 APSFC 69.51

38 Sutex Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 65.11

39 THE COSMOS COOP BANK LTD 64.15

40 IIBI 42.60

41 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 42.36

42 Dhule & Nandurbar Dist. Co-op. Bank 37.13

43 EDC of Goa Limited. 31.56

44 HSIIDC 40.18

45 Jalgaon Peoples Co-op. Bank 24.83

46 Zorastrian Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 23.74

47 Abhyudaya Cooperative Bank 18.69

48 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd 15.98

49 IREDA Ltd. 13.42

50 Solapur District Central Cooperative Bank 9.89

2 of 4

Sr. No. Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIsFund sanctioned by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

51 Greater Bombay Co-op. Bank 5.44

52 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 7.45

53 Bombay Mercantile Co-op Bank Ltd 3.64

54 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank Ltd. 3.30

55 Haryana Financial Corporation 1.47

56 Shree Warana Sahakari Bank Ltd 0.45

57 Prime Coperative Bank Ltd 0.19

Total 28530.20

1 OBC & (Global Trust Bank Ltd.) 228.51

2 Karnataka Bank 84.42

3 Punjab & Sind Bank Ltd. 22.98

4 Federal Bank 115.29

5 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 32.95

6 Bank of Maharashtra 14.99

7 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 44.88

8 HSIIDC 8.90

9 The Janakalyan Sahakari Bank Ltd. 25.87

10 Bank of Rajasthan 2.09

11 Dombivli Nagari Sahakari Bank 11.42

12 Haryana Financial Corporation 7.67

13 Axis Bank Ltd. 2.23

14 HIMACHAL PRADESH FINANCIAL CORPORATION 11.18

15 SIICOM 9.28

16 HDFC Bank Ltd 12.14

17 RIICO 9.60

18 Zorastrian Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 9.30

19 The Vita Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd 5.70

20 Punjab Financial Corporation 1.17

21 Bharat Co-Op Bank (Mumbai) Ltd 9.61

22 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 2.99

23 Jalgaon Janata Sahakari Bank 1.71

24 M P F C 0.27

25 M S F C 1.26

26 THE SURAT NAGARIK SAHAKARI BANK LTD 1.17

CO-opted PLIs of SIDBI

3 of 4

Sr. No. Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIsFund sanctioned by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

27 APNA SAHAKARI BANK LTD 0.62

28 OSFC 0.35

29 The Kapol Co-op. Bank Ltd. 0.21

Total 678.76

125825.52Grand Toral

4 of 4

1 ICICI Bank 782.76

2 IDBI 4129.21

3 SIDBI 335.50

4 Canara Bank 4929.72

5 State Bank of India 18154.77

6 Union Bank of India 1480.16

7 Bank of Baroda 2655.40

8 Andhra Bank 841.60

9 EXIM Bank 3667.08

10 Indian Overseas Bank 1971.81

11 NCDC 187.61

Total 39135.63

1 Greater Bombay Co-op. Bank 1.01

2 IFCI Ltd. 25.57

3 HDFC Bank Ltd 148.30

4 Karnataka Bank 624.95

5 Maharashtra State Co operative Bank 126.47

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

Fund released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on 25.06.2009

Fund released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on 25.06.2009

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIs

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

Sr.

No.Co-opted PLIs of IDBI

1 of 4

6 Dena Bank 233.50

7 Punjab & Sind Bank 222.14

8 Solapur District Central Cooperative Bank 2.96

9 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 189.20

10 Zorastrian Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 7.32

11 Corporation Bank 3371.63

12 Jalgaon Peoples Co-op. Bank 4.53

13 ING-Vysya Bank Ltd. 97.65

14 Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation 124.34

15 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 66.55

16 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd 6.74

17 The Cosmos Coop Bank Ltd 13.31

18 Sutex Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 11.89

19 IREDA Ltd. 3.85

20 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 9.96

21 Dhule & Nandurbar Dist. Co-op. Bank 342.82

22 Abhyudaya Cooperative Bank 2.58

23 Prime Coperative Bank Ltd 0.01

24 Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd. 180.34

25 Vijaya Bank 217.07

26 ABN Amro Bank 78.10

27 Indusind Bank 149.8527 Indusind Bank 149.85

28 Bank of Rajasthan 42.52

29 Saraswat Co-op. Bank 35.08

1 of 4

30 HSBC 37.33

31 City Union Bank Ltd. 391.26

32 Axis Bank Ltd. 2077.21

33 Bank Of Nova Scotia 24.57

34 Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC) 132.29

35 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.90

36 Uco Bank 1047.07

37 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. 357.98

38 Life Insurance Corporation of India 380.02

39 SIICOM 23.57

40 Oriental Bank of Commerce 2893.19

41 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd 161.52

42 South Indian Bank Ltd. 153.93

43 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd. 146.27

44 Yes Bank 7.61

45 Citi Bank 106.57

46 Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd 11.79

47 Bank of Maharashtra 1049.89

Sr.

No.Co-opted PLIs of IDBI

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

2 of 4

47 Bank of Maharashtra 1049.89

48 United Bank of India 1349.84

49 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 1.32

50 Federal Bank 93.73

51 Surat People’s Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 29.84

52 The Kurla Nagrik Sahakari Bank Ltd. 40.46

53 The Surat District Co-op. Bank Ltd. 62.07

54 M P F C 53.58

55 TIIC Ltd. 368.81

56 Standard Chartered Bank Ltd 281.70

57 Allahabad Bank 714.28

Total 18338.84

2 of 4

1 Federal Bank 17.08

2 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 0.23

3 The Janakalyan Sahakari Bank Ltd. 1.61

4 Axis Bank Ltd. 15.08

5 Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation 3.92

6 Punjab & Sind Bank 8.63

7 Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd 0.36

8 Vijaya Bank 9.38

9 Rajkot Nagrik Sahakari Bank 3.12

10 Zorastrian Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 2.44

11 Bharat Co-Op Bank (Mumbai) Ltd 3.19

12 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 32.57

13 Jalgaon Janata Sahakari Bank 0.34

14 Karnataka State Financial Corporation 7.65

15 HDFC Bank Ltd 2.10

16 The Vita Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd 1.80

17 Karnataka Bank 48.54

Fund released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on 25.06.2009

Sr.

No.Co-opted PLIs of SIDBI

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

3 of 4

17 Karnataka Bank 48.54

18 SIICOM 3.23

19 Apna Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.12

20 The Surat Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.49

21 Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd 1.95

22 Bank of Rajasthan 1.98

23 Haryana Financial Corporation 2.40

24 Bank of Maharashtra 9.11

25 Oriental Bank of Commerce 729.24

26 Rajasthan Financial Corporation 7.80

27 Dena Bank 94.29

28 Indusind Bank 10.70

29 Abhyudaya Cooperative Bank 10.70

30 United Bank of India 15.32

31 Surat People’s Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 157.55

32 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd. 143.91

33 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. 38.18

34 South Indian Bank Ltd. 384.38

35 TIIC Ltd. 31.33

36 Catholic Syrian Bank Ltd. 192.43

37 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 86.09

38 The Varachha Co-operative Bank Ltd 158.8938 The Varachha Co-operative Bank Ltd 158.89

39 The Cosmos Co-op. Bank Ltd. 8.31

40 Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank Ltd 3.92

3 of 4

41 City Union Bank Ltd. 111.46

42 Corporation Bank 182.01

43 Citi Bank 34.50

44 Nasik Merchant Co-op. Bank 7.07

45 ING-Vysya Bank Ltd. 27.17

46 Sutex Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 70.63

47 The Panchsheel Mercantile Co-op. Bank Ltd. 35.22

48 Jain Sahakari Co-op. Bank Ltd. 14.80

49 Punjab State Industrial Development Corporation 7.27

50 ABN Amro Bank 37.68

51 Uco Bank 402.77

52 Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd 60.71

53 Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC) 28.91

Total 3270.55

Grand Total 60745.02

Sr.

No.Co-opted PLIs of SIDBI

Fund released by

Govt. (Rs. In Lakh)

4 of 44 of 4

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIs

Fund sanctioned

by Govt.

(Rs. Lakh)

Fund

released by

Govt. (Rs.

Lakh)

Date of fund

released by

MOT

1 Indusind Bank 233.24 233.24 08/08/2009

2 NCDC 80.24 64.24 08/08/2009

3 Punjab & Sind Bank 950.36 950.29 10/08/2009

4 SIDBI 886.01 879.52 10/08/2009

5 Karur Vysya Bank Ltd. 2045.85 2045.85 10/08/2009

6 Andhra Bank 2685.73 2678.43 10/08/2009

7 State Bank of India 69622.30 69622.30 10/08/2009

8 Lakshmi Vilas Bank 371.39 371.38 10/08/2009

9 Bank of Maharashtra 2030.60 2030.60 10/08/2009

10 Union Bank of India 4790.10 4790.10 10/08/2009

11 United Bank of India 750.83 750.83 10/08/2009

12 ING Vysya Bank 483.58 483.58 10/08/2009

13 Vijaya Bank 1051.08 1051.08 10/08/2009

14 ICICI Bank 1413.70 1413.70 10/08/2009

15 Allahabad Bank 2469.94 2469.93 10/08/2009

Fund sanctioned and released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS during August, 2009

Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks

15 Allahabad Bank 2469.94 2469.93 10/08/2009

16 IFCI Ltd. (including Jute) 308.36 295.23 10/08/2009

17 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd. 1506.00 1506.00 10/08/2009

18 Syndicate Bank 4510.01 4510.01 10/08/2009

19 Dena Bank 645.77 645.77 10/08/2009

20 Central Bank of India 5428.89 5428.63 11/08/2009

21 Oriental Bank of Commerce 11044.73 11044.66 11/08/2009

22 City Union Bank Ltd. 900.47 900.47 11/08/2009

23 Indian Bank 5232.67 5231.33 11/08/2009

24 IDBI 5434.23 5430.54 11/08/2009

25 Canara Bank 12168.92 12168.92 11/08/2009

26 Bank of Baroda 7298.55 7298.55 11/08/2009

27 Rajasthan State Industrial Development & Investment Corporation280.41 280.41 11/08/2009

28 Bank of India 10928.68 10928.68 11/08/2009

29 Indian Overseas Bank 8766.46 8765.34 11/08/2009

30 Corporation Bank 3326.34 3326.34 11/08/2009

31 Axis Bank 6325.42 6325.42 11/08/2009

32 Punjab National Bank 15658.54 15652.85 11/08/2009

Total 189629.40 189574.22

1 HDFC Bank Ltd 131.21 131.21 11/08/2009

2 The Surat Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd. 0.80 0.80 11/08/2009

3 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 5.44 5.44 11/08/2009

4 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 5.67 5.67 11/08/2009

5 Bank of Nova Scotia 2.50 2.48 11/08/2009

6 SIICOM 96.51 96.51 11/08/2009

Co-opted PLIs -SIDBI

6 SIICOM 96.51 96.51 11/08/2009

7 Kapol Co-op. Bank Ltd. 31.45 31.45 11/08/2009

Total 273.58 273.56

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIs

Fund sanctioned

by Govt.

(Rs. Lakh)

Fund

released by

Govt. (Rs.

Lakh)

Date of fund

released by

MOT

1 Surat People’s Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 15.28 15.28 11/08/2009

2 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 30.96 30.96 11/08/2009

3 Sutex Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 34.29 34.29 11/08/2009

4 Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation (APSFC)103.53 103.53 11/08/2009

5 IIBI 20.37 20.37 11/08/2009

6 The Kurla Nagrik Sahakari Bank Ltd. 4.09 4.09 11/08/2009

7 Bombay Mercantile Co-op. Bank 1.44 1.44 11/08/2009

8 Dhule & Nandurbar Dist. Co-op. Bank 66.88 66.88 11/08/2009

9 Maharashtra State Co operative Bank 316.96 316.96 11/08/2009

10 Life Insurance Corporation of India 2241.83 2241.83 11/08/2009

11 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 105.49 105.49 11/08/2009

12 Bank of Nova Scotia 67.29 67.29 11/08/2009

13 HSBC 95.51 95.51 11/08/2009

14 SIICOM 57.99 57.99 11/08/2009

15 The Cosmos Coop Bank Ltd 148.30 148.30 11/08/2009

16 The Surat District Co-op. Bank Ltd. 10.70 10.70 11/08/2009

17 HDFC Bank Ltd 242.94 242.94 11/08/2009

18 Deutche Bank 21.45 21.45 11/08/2009

Co-opted PLIs - IDBI

18 Deutche Bank 21.45 21.45 11/08/2009

19 Standard Chartered Bank 329.80 329.80 11/08/2009

20 Dombvili Nagari Sahakari Bank 98.43 98.43 11/08/2009

Total 4013.53 4013.53

Grand Total 193916.51 193861.32

Sr.

No.Nodal Agencies/Nodal Bank / Co-opted PLIs

Fund

sanctioned by

Govt.

(Rs. Lakh)

Fund

released by

Govt. (Rs.

Lakh)

1Karnataka Bank

1728.65 1728.65

2Catholic Syrian Bank

1130.50 1130.50

3IDBI

2689.36 2673.99

4Uco Bank

4241.08 4241.01

5Federal Bank

458.59 457.98

6Jammu & Kashmir Bank

385.10 385.00

7Indian Bank

1079.92 1079.04

11713.21 11696.17

1M P F C

32.34 32.34

2TIIC Ltd.

329.62 322.56

3Zorastrian Co-Op. Bank Ltd.

16.32 16.32

4Abhyudaya Cooperative Bank

13.07 13.07

5Jalgaon Peoples Co-op. Bank

11.96 11.96

6Greater Bombay Co-op. Bank

2.79 2.79

7Saraswat Co-op. Bank

348.41 347.32

8Yes Bank

33.54 33.54

9EDC of Goa Ltd.

34.44 34.44

10ABN Amro Bank

287.70 287.70

11

Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure

Development Corporation Ltd 122.93 122.93

12Rajasthan Financial Corporation

7.62 7.62

13Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd

16.50 16.48

1257.24 1249.07

12970.45 12945.24

Fund sanctioned and released by Ministry of Textiles under

TUFS on 29-Dec-2009

Nodal Agencies / Nodal Banks

Co-opted PLIs-IDBI

Sub-Total

Sub-Total

Grand Total

Sr.

No.Nodal Banks

Fund

sanctioned by

Govt.

(Rs. Lakh)

Fund

released by

Govt. (Rs.

Lakh)

1 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank 36.10 36.10

2 Bank of Maharashtra 206.04 206.04

3 Axis Bank 551.86 551.86

4 Bank of Baroda 138.11 138.11

5 Laxmi Vilas Bank 880.17 880.17

6 Indian Overseas Bank 658.62 640.01

7 UCO Bank 2013.57 2013.57

8 Corporation Bank 1709.58 1709.58

9 Dena Bank 314.83 314.83

10 City Union Bank 404.16 404.16

11 Karnataka Bank 94.48 94.48

12 Punjab& Sind Bank 103.42 103.32

13 ING Vysya Bank 22.71 22.71

14 The Federal Bank 1124.49 1124.49

15 Allahabad Bank 960.71 960.69

16 Syndicate Bank 1712.32 1712.32

17 ICICI Bank 0.67 0.67

18 Karur Vysya Bank 633.93 633.93

Total 11565.77 11547.04

Fund sanctioned and released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS

during March, 2010

Nodal Banks

Sr.

No.Nodal Banks

Fund

sanctioned by

Govt.

(Rs. Lakh)

Fund

released by

Govt. (Rs.

Lakh)

1 IDBI Bank 2187.22 2187.22

2 SIDBI 325.29 325.02

3 Oriental Bank of Commerce 1887.70 1887.68

4 Punjab National Bank 705.10 700.00

Total 5105.31 5099.93

1 Sarvodaya Sahakari Bank Ltd. 1.27 1.27

2 Shirpur Peoples Coop Bank 39.96 39.96

3 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 115.14 115.14

4 Citi Bank 479.21 479.21

5 HDFC Bank Ltd 137.49 137.49

6 New India Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 7.10 7.10

7 Bank of Rajasthan 195.45 195.45

8 SUTEX Co-op. Bank Ltd. 11.01 11.01

9 APSFC 91.98 91.98

10 Bombay Mercantile Co-op. Bank 0.41 0.41

11 IREDA Ltd. 7.61 7.61

12 The Cosmos Co-op. Bank 9.83 9.83

13 Surat National Co-op. Bank 64.75 64.75

14 Solapur Dist. Central Co-op Bank Ltd. 7.72 7.72

15 Surat Peoples Co-op. Bank 0.49 0.49

Total 1169.42 1169.42

1 Citi Bank 44.82 44.82

2 Bank of Rajasthan 13.92 13.92

3 Dhanalakshmi Bank 19.60 19.60

4 State Industrial and Investment Corporation 9.01 9.01

5 The Kalayan Janata Sahakari Bank 9.68 9.68

6 The Panchsheel Mercantile Co-op. Bank 163.30 163.30

7 The Vita Merchants Co-op. Bank 4.71 4.71

8 National Small Industres Corporation 46.07 46.07

9 The Cosmos Co-op. Bank 198.48 198.48

10 Punjab Financial Corporation 0.18 0.18

11 The Kapol Co-op. Bank 69.66 69.66

12 The New India Co-op. Bank 9.35 9.35

13 Abhyudaya Cooperative Bank 2.42 2.42

Fund sanctioned and released by Ministry of Textiles under TUFS on

31st March, 2010

Nodal Banks / Nodal Agenceis

Co-opted PLIs of IDBI

Co-opted PLIs of SIDBI

Sr.

No.Nodal Banks

Fund

sanctioned by

Govt.

(Rs. Lakh)

Fund

released by

Govt. (Rs.

Lakh)

14 Zorastrian Co-Op. Bank Ltd. 6.16 6.16

15 Andhra Pradesh State Financial Corporation 19.96 19.96

16 Madhya Pradesh Financial Corporation 1.04 1.04

17 Maharashtra State Financial corporation 1.43 1.43

18 HDFC Bank Ltd 13.83 13.83

19 Bharat Co-op. Bank 45.67 45.67

20 Parsik Janata Sahakari Bank 14.37 14.37

21 Haryana State Industrial & Infrastructure 32.75 32.75

22 Shamrao Vitthal Co operative Bank 32.23 32.23

23 Haryana State Financial Corporation 56.50 56.47

24 The Surat Nagarik Sahakari Bank 0.31 0.31

25 Prime Co-op. Bank 352.25 352.25

Total 1167.71 1167.67

Grand Total 7442.44 7437.02