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               2.02. Small Enterprises: Small enterprises cover  by taking birth, growth, getting matured and then later
             like detergents, personal care, small equipment,  decline starts. Similarly in case of an enterprise also,
             fertilizers, etc. Means most of the items required for  we have various stages like, ideation, evolution, growth
             trade and profession fall under this category. The  & maturity. In human life deterioration of health is
             investment limit for this sector is Rs.10 crores and  inevitable after a certain age but in case of MSME,
             maximum turnover is Rs. 50 crores.            depending upon the performance of the enterprise at
                                                           maturity stage, 2 options are available. Either we take
               2.03. Medium Enterprises: Units with an investment  it for expansion or decline. Because life cycle curve
             of more than Rs.10 crores but less than Rs.50 crores  cannot be in straight line. It will actually depend on the
             and turnover of more than Rs.50 crores but less than  decisions we have taken in the course of business and
             250 crores fall under this category. Enterprises like  the available support system.
             Edible oils, Frozen foods, Paper, Textile, Distillery,
             Chemical, Pharmaceuticals, Glass, Leather, etc.,   Looking at the potential of MSME sector,
             pertain to medium enterprises. This list is inclusive  Government of India has launched various schemes to
             not exhaustive.                               be implemented through various national government
                                                           agencies like MSME-DI, SIDBI, NABARD, NSIC,
               It can be concluded that anything and almost  etc.  These agencies support Micro Small & Medium
             everything required to run a regular daily routine, is  Enterprises at various stages through their designated
             supplied by MSME sector.                      schemes & programmes. These include programmes
                                                           for Entrepreneurial development, Credit support,
               3.00. MSME Life Cycle                       Marketing support, Design  support, technical up-
               Life of an enterprise is similar to life of a human   gradation, etc. Stage wise available schemes have been
             being. Human life begins with conception, followed   listed below:




               •  Ideation

               •  Commencement


               •  Growth


               •  Maturity

               •  Grow to next level or

                   Decline




              This diagram shows that if a micro unit is successful, it gets upgraded into a small unit and then small unit will

              become medium scale enterprise, later on which can be converted into a large enterprise. The difference between
              these four categories is that of magnitude. So, if a micro unit is managed well it can emerge as a large enterprise
              in due course of time. Many success stories like Amul, Nirma, etc., are visible.


               3.01. Ideation and Commencement:            machinery, raw material, utilities, statutory
                                                           compliances, etc. Along with these support services,
               Ideation, this is the fi rst & most important stage  an entrepreneur also needs to be created by inculcating
             in an entrepreneurial journey.  During this phase  basic entrepreneurial skills and mind set of an
             an entrepreneur requires support services related to  entrepreneur. This is more important especially in case
             availability of technology,  finance, infrastructure,  of fi rst-generation entrepreneurs.


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