Pre-export finance
Pre-export finance
After the confirmation of an order by
the buyer, mostly through a Letter of Credit, exporters often need working
capital finance to fund wages, production cost, buying raw materials,
processing and converting into finished goods and packaging. The finance
required by an exporter, prior to the shipment of goods, is defined as pre-export
finance.
The banks grant pre-export credits
under the concessional rates of interest at 7.5 per cent and it can extend to a
maximum period of six months.
Pre-export finance is accessible by
the exporters through receivable-backed financing, inventory/warehouse
financing and pre-payment financing.
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