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PNB PMFME Scheme

Need-based credit for upgrading micro food-processing enterprises, with a credit-linked subsidy and separate assistance for eligible groups.

Maximum financeNeed-based, up to 90% of project cost.Repayment tenureUp to 10 years, inclusive of a one-year moratorium.PurposeFinance for upgrading existing micro food-processing enterprises; support also covers food-processing groups and their value chains.
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1Do you meet this requirement: Individual PMFME support is for upgrading an existing micro food-processing unit?

Published source: Eligibility for additional AIF benefit

2Do you meet this requirement: For the additional AIF benefit, the project must include both primary and secondary processing of agricultural produce (excluding dairy, fisheries and animal feed), and the bank's interest rate must be below 9%?

Published source: Eligibility for additional AIF benefit

3Do you meet this requirement: The AIF application uses the PMFME Application ID, PMFME-approved detailed project report, bank sanction letter, and primary/secondary processing activity and cost details?

Published source: AIF convergence application details

4Do you meet this requirement: The form also asks for total capital costs, proposed loan amounts and promoter contribution?

Published source: AIF convergence application details

5Do you meet this requirement: The PNB sheet targets existing micro food-processing enterprises?

6Document checkDo you have this required document or proof: The reviewed PNB sheets do not provide a complete applicant-document checklist?

Published source: AIF convergence application details
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PurposeFinance for upgrading existing micro food-processing enterprises; support also covers food-processing groups and their value chains.View source
The PNB sheet describes finance and support for upgrading existing micro food-processing enterprises.
Source
PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms
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page 1, scheme description
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3 Oct 2026
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high
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Maximum financeNeed-based, up to 90% of project cost.View source
The current PNB term sheet states need-based finance subject to a maximum of 90% of project cost.
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PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms
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page 1, Quantum of Loan
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3 Oct 2026
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high
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Repayment tenureUp to 10 years, inclusive of a one-year moratorium.View source
The table sets a maximum ten-year repayment tenure inclusive of one year of moratorium.
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PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms
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page 1, Repayment Tenure
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3 Oct 2026
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high
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Additional AIF interest subventionEligible PMFME beneficiaries may apply for an additional 3% AIF interest subvention over the PMFME credit-linked subsidy. It is conditional on the activity and rate tests below; it is not an automatic PNB loan-rate reduction.View source
The instruction states that PMFME beneficiaries seeking credit-linked subsidy can avail additional interest subvention at 3% on interest charged by banks, over and above PMFME's 35% subsidy, subject to the document's stated eligibility conditions.
Source
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme
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page 1, PMFME– convergence benefit; page 7, eligibility
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8 Oct 2026
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high
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Credit-linked subsidy35% of project cost for individuals, capped at ₹10 lakh.View source
The current PNB row gives 35% of project cost for individuals with a ₹10 lakh maximum ceiling.
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PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms
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page 1, Credit Linked Grant/Subsidy
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3 Oct 2026
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MarginMaximum 40% of capital cost.View source
The bank table states a maximum margin of 40% of capital cost; the PNB wording is preserved without redefining the calculation base.
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PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms
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page 1, Margin
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3 Oct 2026
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Group assistanceFPOs and producer cooperatives: 35% grant with credit linkage and training. SHGs: seed capital of ₹40,000 per member for working capital and small tools; an individual SHG member processing unit may receive a 35% credit-linked grant capped at ₹10 lakh; SHG-federation capital investment has a 35% credit-linked grant.View source
The PNB sheet gives distinct grant, seed-capital and federation-support terms by group type.
Source
-FME Scheme — PNB catalogue sheet
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page 1, Support to Group Category and support
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3 Oct 2026
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high
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Eligibility for additional AIF benefitIndividual PMFME support is for upgrading an existing micro food-processing unit. For the additional AIF benefit, the project must include both primary and secondary processing of agricultural produce (excluding dairy, fisheries and animal feed), and the bank's interest rate must be below 9%.View source
PNB's current sheet describes finance for upgrading existing micro food-processing enterprises. The Ministry's additional-benefit test requires primary and secondary processing, states the exclusions, and requires the bank rate to be below 9%.
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Current PNB PMFME terms; Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme
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PNB page 1, scheme description; Ministry instruction page 7, Eligibility Criteria items i–ii
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8 Oct 2026
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high
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AIF convergence application detailsThe AIF application uses the PMFME Application ID, PMFME-approved detailed project report, bank sanction letter, and primary/secondary processing activity and cost details. The form also asks for total capital costs, proposed loan amounts and promoter contribution.View source
The instruction lists the PMFME application , approved DPR, sanction letter, activity cost information and primary/secondary capital and loan amounts; page 4 specifies promoter contribution under guidelines.
Source
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme
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pages 1–5, application steps and information fields
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8 Oct 2026
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high
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Minimum beneficiary contributionAt least 10% of eligible project cost; the remaining amount is a bank loan under the Ministry's individual-unit PMFME description. PNB separately publishes need-based finance up to 90% of project cost. This is distinct from PNB's separately stated maximum margin of 40% of capital cost.View source
The Ministry page specifies minimum 10% beneficiary contribution and says the balance should be a bank loan; PNB's current term sheet independently caps need-based finance at 90% of project cost. The PNB maximum margin uses the distinct wording 'capital cost' and is not substituted for this scheme contribution.
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PMFME — Upgradation of Individual Micro Food Processing Units; current PNB PMFME terms
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Ministry page, section 1; PNB page 1, Quantum of Loan and Margin
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8 Oct 2026
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Facility typeNeed-based project finance under PMFME for upgrading existing micro food-processing enterprises; the current PNB sheet allows finance up to 90% of project cost, subject to appraisal.View source
The current PNB sheet describes support to upgrade existing micro food-processing enterprises and need-based finance up to 90% of project cost.
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PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms
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page 1, scheme description and Quantum of Loan
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8 Oct 2026
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high
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Takeover chargePNB's current tariff covers takeover by another bank/FI for non-individual borrowers: term loans, 2% of the amount prepaid; CC/OD, 2% of sanctioned limit. The CC/OD charge is not levied when three months' written notice is given and the account closes on its due date. The tariff lists exceptions, including floating-rate advances to individual and MSE borrowers; applicability depends on borrower, facility and rate type. This is not a blanket charge for ordinary early repayment.View source
The tariff states a 2% term-loan amount-prepaid charge and 2% CC/ sanctioned-limit charge on takeovers by another lender for non-individual borrowers, with a three-month notice/due-date condition for the CC/ charge and listed borrower/rate-type exemptions.
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PNB Credit Related Service Charges — current page
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Page last updated 1 October 2026; section 10.15, non-individual borrower takeover charges and exemptions
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8 Oct 2026
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high
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AIF eligible project and processing activitiesThe AIF annexure lists eligible projects for all beneficiaries, a separate list of community-farming assets for farmer groups, and crop-specific primary-processing activities with exclusions. The tables below preserve the published distinctions; inclusion in an AIF list does not itself establish loan sanction or PMFME–AIF benefit eligibility.View source
Annexure I separates eligible projects for all beneficiaries from community-farming assets for specified farmer groups and gives crop-wise eligible and not-eligible primary-processing activities.
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Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme
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pages 8–13, Annexure I: eligible projects and crop-wise primary-processing matrix
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9 Oct 2026
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high
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Primary and secondary project-cost estimateThe AIF application form separates civil work from primary- and secondary-processing plant and machinery. It asks for units, capacity and amount for machinery, subtotals and a grand total; the PDF supplies no filled cost or capacity values.View source
The form has separate primary- and secondary-processing plant-and-machinery sections with units, capacity and amount, plus civil work and subtotals/grand total; its footnote says machinery estimates are as per available technology.
Source
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme
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page 14, Annexure II, Bifurcation of Primary and Secondary Capital Cost
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9 Oct 2026
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Benefits and features

  • Finance up to 90% of project cost
  • Individual credit-linked subsidy of 35% of project cost, capped at ₹10 lakh
  • Repayment up to 10 years including a one-year moratorium
  • Group-level seed-capital and credit-linked support is separately described

Eligibility

  • The PNB sheet targets existing micro food-processing enterprises; group assistance is described for , producer cooperatives and . The reviewed PNB sheets do not provide a complete applicant-document checklist.

Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.

Related official documents

Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with AIF Schemeofficial-ministry-scheme-instruction-pdf · complete-text-and-visual-review-hash-unavailable · accessed 9 Oct 2026
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PMFME guideline modification for individual micro-enterprise and group componentsofficial-ministry-scheme-amendment-pdf · inaccessible-http-500 · accessed 8 Oct 2026
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PMFME — Upgradation of Individual Micro Food Processing Unitsofficial-ministry-scheme-page · accessible-official-page-content-last-updated-2021-02-10 · accessed 9 Oct 2026
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PNB Agriculture Loan Schemes catalogueofficial-product-catalogue-page · current · accessed 6 Oct 2026
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PNB Interest Rates on Advances — current agriculture and specific-scheme ratesofficial-rate-table · current · accessed 6 Oct 2026
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PNB Credit Related Service Charges — current pageofficial-service-charge-page · current-charge-schedule-reviewed-scoped-sections · accessed 8 Oct 2026
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Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PMFME) Scheme — current PNB termsofficial-product-pdf · current · accessed 3 Oct 2026
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Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprise (PM-FME) Scheme — PNB catalogue sheetofficial-agriculture-scheme-pdf · current · accessed 3 Oct 2026
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PNB agriculture schemes promotional poster (shared multi-product artwork)official-image-candidate-rejected · candidate-rejected-not-product-specific · accessed 8 Oct 2026
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One monthly payment₹21,696twenty-one thousand six hundred ninety-six rupees
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Loan amount · Published termsNeed-based; up to 90% of project cost

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Source: PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms · page 1, all five rows Open official source ↗

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Table 1 · 5 rows · 2 columnsPMFME — current PNB loan and subsidy termsView tableHide table

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PMFME — current PNB loan and subsidy terms
ParameterPublished terms
Loan amountNeed-based; up to 90% of project cost
RepaymentUp to 10 years, inclusive of one-year moratorium
Interest subventionConvergence with scheme; no separate rate stated on this sheet
Individual credit-linked subsidy35% of project cost, maximum ₹10 lakh
MarginMaximum 40% of capital cost
  • The bank's wording for margin is retained literally; no alternate calculation base is inferred.
PMFME Scheme — current PNB terms · page 1, all five rows · accessed 3 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 2 · 8 rows · 2 columnsPMFME — group and SHG assistance in PNB's linked scheme sheetView tableHide table

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PMFME — group and SHG assistance in PNB's linked scheme sheet
Applicant / support routePublished terms
Programme focusExisting individual micro-enterprises and , and producer cooperatives in the food-processing value chain
Programme componentsMicro-enterprise/group support; branding and marketing; institutional strengthening; project-management framework
ODOP approachOne District One Product framework for scale in procurement, common services and marketing
/ producer cooperatives35% grant with credit linkage; training support
seed capital₹40,000 per member for working capital and small tools
Individual -member processing unit35% credit-linked grant, maximum ₹10 lakh
federation capital investment35% credit-linked grant
Training and handholding for Heading appears at the end of the one-page ; no terms follow on that page
  • The linked one-page sheet's last heading has no explanatory terms; none are inferred. The current 2026 PNB sheet supplies current individual loan terms.
-FME Scheme — PNB catalogue sheet · page 1, objectives, programme components, ODOP and group-support rows · accessed 3 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 3 · 4 rows · 2 columnsPMFME individual-unit subsidy and contributionView tableHide table

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PMFME individual-unit subsidy and contribution
ItemPublished terms
Credit-linked capital subsidy35% of eligible project cost, up to ₹10 lakh per unit
Beneficiary contributionAt least 10% of project cost
Balance of project costBank loan
Capacity buildingTraining for supported capital-investment units and other existing units processing ODOP products
  • The Ministry page describes individual-unit support and was last updated 10 February 2021. Do not apply these individual-unit conditions to group assistance.
PMFME — Upgradation of Individual Micro Food Processing Units · Full page, sections 1–2 · accessed 8 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 4 · 7 rows · 2 columnsPMFME beneficiaries — conditions for additional AIF interest subventionView tableHide table

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PMFME beneficiaries — conditions for additional AIF interest subvention
CheckPublished rule
Additional interest subvention3% on interest charged by the bank, over and above PMFME's 35% credit-linked subsidy
Processing activityBoth primary and secondary processing of agricultural produce; dairy, fisheries and animal feed are excluded
Bank interest rateMust be below 9%
PMFME recordsPMFME Application , PMFME-approved detailed project report and bank sanction letter
Cost and loan detailsPrimary/secondary activity costs, total capital cost and proposed loan amount by activity
Promoter contributionEnter the contribution; the instruction specifies a minimum 10% under guidelines
Application routeApply for the additional interest benefit through the portal
  • These are conditional government-scheme convergence rules, not a quoted PNB loan rate or a guarantee that every PMFME borrower qualifies. The PNB 2026 product sheet confirms convergence but states no separate PMFME interest percentage. The referenced application steps come from a 2022 instruction; later PMFME modifications remain inaccessible.
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme · pages 1–5, application instructions; page 7, eligibility · accessed 8 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 5 · 4 rows · 2 columnsPNB PMFME — conditional takeover prepayment chargeView tableHide table

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PNB PMFME — conditional takeover prepayment charge
Borrower/facility and eventCharge and published conditions
Non-individual term-loan borrower; takeover by another bank/FI2% of the amount prepaid; listed borrower/rate-type exemptions may apply
Non-individual CC/ borrower; takeover before due date2% of sanctioned limit
CC/ takeover closure on due dateNo charge if written notice is given at least 3 months in advance
Other borrower/facility or ordinary early repaymentDo not infer this takeover clause applies; check the applicable sanction and current PNB tariff
  • Section 10.15 is a conditional takeover rule, not a blanket PMFME prepayment fee. The same current schedule lists exemptions, including floating-rate advances to individual and borrowers; final applicability depends on borrower and facility classification.
PNB Credit Related Service Charges — current page · Section 10.15, non-individual borrower takeover charges and exemptions · accessed 8 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 6 · 20 rows · 2 columnsProjects listed as eligible under AIFView tableHide table

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Projects listed as eligible under AIF
Eligible projectBeneficiary scope and published detail
Organic inputs productionAll beneficiaries
Bio-stimulant production unitsAll beneficiaries
NurseryAll beneficiaries
Tissue cultureAll beneficiaries
Seed processingAll beneficiaries
Custom Hiring CenterAll beneficiaries
Smart and precision agricultureAll beneficiaries; farm/harvest automation; drones and specialized field sensors; blockchain and AI in agriculture; remote sensing and IoT such as automatic weather stations; GIS-based farm advisory services
Logistics facilitiesAll beneficiaries; reefer vans and insulated vehicles
Assaying unitsAll beneficiaries
Supply-chain servicesAll beneficiaries; includes e-marketing platforms
Warehouses and silosAll beneficiaries
Cold stores and cold chainAll beneficiaries
Packaging unitsAll beneficiaries
Primary-processing activitiesAll beneficiaries; crop-specific eligible and excluded activities are detailed in the accompanying crop-wise table
Hydroponic farmingCommunity-farming assets; only the farmer-group categories listed in the table note
Mushroom farmingCommunity-farming assets; only the farmer-group categories listed in the table note
Vertical farmingCommunity-farming assets; only the farmer-group categories listed in the table note
Aeroponic farmingCommunity-farming assets; only the farmer-group categories listed in the table note
Polyhouse / greenhouseCommunity-farming assets; only the farmer-group categories listed in the table note
Logistics facilitiesCommunity-farming assets; may include non-refrigerated or insulated vehicles; only the farmer-group categories listed in the table note
  • The first 14 projects are listed for all beneficiaries. The final six are additional community-farming assets for farmer groups such as , PACS, , , cooperatives, national/state cooperative federations, federations, federations and national/state agencies. Eligibility under an project list is not a sanction or a guarantee of PMFME– convergence benefit; the separate processing-activity and below-9% interest tests on page 7 still apply.
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme · pages 8–9, Annexure I: eligible projects under , sections A and B · accessed 9 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 7 · 18 rows · 4 columnsCrop-wise eligible and not-eligible primary-processing activitiesView tableHide table

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Crop-wise eligible and not-eligible primary-processing activities
Crop / groupExamples named in the instructionEligible primary-processing activitiesNot eligible under this crop-wise list
Cereals and milletsWheat, rice, sorghum, barley, maize, oat and othersCleaning; de-stoning; sorting/grading; hulling; milling (flour, maida, sooji, daliya); pounding; grinding; tempering; parboiling; soaking; drying; sieving; irradiation; packaging; flaking; storage in warehouses/silosFermentation; baking; puffing; frying; extrusion; blending; roasting; rice fortification; bread, biscuits, pasta and snack foods
Fruits and vegetablesFruits and vegetablesWashing; cleaning; drying; sorting/grading; freezing (IQF and blast); blanching for primary processing; cooling; waxing; conditioning; packhouse; cold store; ripening chamber; reefer van; bucket elevators; packagingDehydrated products; concentrated products; canning; juice extraction; sauces; candies; jam and jelly
Oilseeds and oil palmsGroundnut, rapeseed/mustard, soybean, sunflower, sesame, safflower, linseed, olives, oil palm and othersCleaning; de-stoning; de-husking using decorticating machines; winnowing; oil extraction (ghani, hydraulic press and similar); oil-seed cakeRefining
PulsesBengal gram, pigeon peas, green gram, chickpeas, black gram, red kidney beans, black-eyed peas, white peas and othersCleaning; de-stoning; drying; sorting/grading; de-husking; splitting; de-hulling; milling (besan); irradiation; packaging; storageCanning; papads; pulse-based ready-to-eat foods; puffed chickpea
SpicesRed chilli, cumin, clove, coriander, cinnamon, garlic, ginger, turmeric, fenugreek, cardamom and othersCleaning; drying; sorting; boiling; polishing; grinding; packaging; storage; irradiationRoasted products; paste
Cash crops — cottonCottonCleaning; drying; ginning; pressing/baling; linting; cotton-seed oil; seed cakeFibre making; fibre scouring; weaving
Cash crops — sugarcaneSugarcaneCane unloading; cleaning; cane breaking/milling; straining; evaporators; centrifugation; storage tanks; dryers; sugar crystals; jaggery; packaging and storageMaking paper/board with bagasse; fermentation; alcoholic distillation
Cash crops — juteJuteCutting; retting; stripping; washing; drying; baling; packing; storageJute cloth; bags; sacks
Cash crops — tea and coffeeTea and coffeeCleaning/washing; withering; rolling; fermentation; drying; sorting; drying of cherries; hulling; pulping; oxidation; packaging (including tea bags); white, green and black teaFormation of chocolates
Cash crops — coconutCoconutDehusking; deshelling; cutting; drying (copra); grinding; coconut-water extraction; coconut-milk extraction; centrifugation; hot processing; virgin coconut oil; packagingCream; butter
Cash crops — rubberRubberMastication; mixing; shaping; curing; irradiationSecondary rubber products such as tyres, mattresses, bottles and boots
Cash crops — tobaccoTobaccoCleaning; grading; sorting; curing; drying; storageMaking chew, cigars or dips
NutsCashew, almonds, walnuts, pistachios and othersCleaning; grading; steaming in a boiler; shell cutting; drying; peeling; packaging; shelling; separation; hulling; washing; storage; conveying beltsCashew fruit juice; roasted products; nut spreads; almond milk; powder; spreads; roasting
Herbal, medicinal and aromatic cropsBarberry, liquorice, bael, isabgol, guggal, kerth, aonla, chandan, senna, baiberang, brahmi, eucalyptus, jatamansi and othersCleaning; sorting; drying; milling; oil extraction; packaging; storageSyrup; pills; cream; frying
BambooBambooDrying; cutting; stripping; formation of sheets; bamboo charcoal; powder; granules; bamboo treatment plant; bamboo depots/godownsProcessed food such as pickles or curry; fibre; furniture; agarbatti
Fodder cropsBerseem, forage sorghum and othersCutting; mixing; grindingPelleting
Tuber cropsSweet potatoes, cassava and othersPeeling/washing; grating; fermentation; drying; sieving; milling; storageAlcoholic products; starch
ArecanutArecanutCleaning; dehusking; peeling; splitting; boiling; drying; packagingHardboard; insulation wool; cushions; paper; paperboard
  • This is the crop-wise primary-processing list in Annexure I, not a blanket product or borrower eligibility approval. –PMFME convergence also requires the separate page 7 conditions: both primary and secondary processing of agricultural produce (excluding dairy, fisheries and animal feed) and a bank interest rate below 9%. The source's grouped 'Cash Crops' rows are separated here by crop for readability while retaining each printed crop's activity cell. The spells the nut activity as 'Steaming in boiler'; spelling is normalized here.
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme · pages 8–13, Annexure I, crop-wise list of eligible primary-processing activities; eligible/not-eligible columns visually checked · accessed 9 Oct 2026Open official source ↗
Table 8 · 20 rows · 5 columnsAIF application — primary and secondary capital-cost estimate formView tableHide table

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AIF application — primary and secondary capital-cost estimate form
SectionForm line itemUnitsCapacityAmount
Civil workCivil work for building
Civil workTotal civil work
Plant and machinery — primary processingAutomatic chilly gringing machine (as printed)
Plant and machinery — primary processingDigital weighing scale
Plant and machinery — primary processingPackaging machine
Plant and machinery — primary processingSieving machine
Plant and machinery — primary processingDryer
Plant and machinery — primary processingQuality-testing equipment
Plant and machinery — primary processingWashing tank
Plant and machinery — primary processingGrading machine
Plant and machinery — primary processingMiscellaneous
Plant and machinery — primary processingSub-total
Plant and machinery — secondary processingSteam kettle
Plant and machinery — secondary processingPickle filler machine
Plant and machinery — secondary processingPasteuriser
Plant and machinery — secondary processingConveyor
Plant and machinery — secondary processingBlank form row 5
Plant and machinery — secondary processingBlank form row 6
Plant and machinery — secondary processingSub-total
All sectionsGrand total
  • Annexure II is a blank estimate form, not a published rate, approved amount or PNB fee schedule. For machinery rows the printed columns are Units, Capacity and Amount; civil work has Units and Amount. Blank cells are intentional because the applicant fills in project-specific figures. The source footnote says plant-and-machinery cost estimates are as per available technology; the machine name 'Automatic chilly gringing machine' is transcribed as printed.
Instruction for Application for Convergence Benefit under PMFME Scheme with Scheme · page 14, Annexure II, Bifurcation of Primary and Secondary Capital Cost · accessed 9 Oct 2026Open official source ↗

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