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IOB Tejas

Indian Overseas Bank's term loan for MSMEs to put up grid connected rooftop or ground mounted solar of up to 2 MW for their own use.

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Indian Overseas Bank
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What you get

  • From above ₹20 lakh up to ₹9 crore
  • Repay over up to 120 months, including a moratorium of up to 6 months
  • Margin of 10% for well rated accounts, otherwise at least 20% of project cost
  • No fresh collateral for existing borrowers with 3 years with the bank
  • Interest concession for youth and women borrowers

Who can apply

  • Micro, small and medium enterprises.
  • The most on offer is ₹9 crore.
  • Udyam registration is needed. It is free.
  • Solar system must be grid connected with net metering and for the unit's own use
  • Solar modules must be on the MNRE approved list
  • New borrowers need a credit score of 650 or more for every promoter
  • Other borrowers need collateral of 25% to 35%

How to apply

  1. Get a site feasibility report and a generation and savings calculation from your solar vendor
  2. Take these to your nearest IOB branch
  3. The loan is paid directly to the solar installer

In person, nearest Indian Overseas Bank branch

In Kerala, any Indian Overseas Bank branch in Kerala

Documents to keep ready

  • Site feasibility report
  • Electricity generation and savings calculation from the solar vendor
  • Due diligence report on the solar installer

Where we found this

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