About Us

Maharashtra State Financial Corporation

A statutory corporation established under the State Financial Corporations (SFCs) Act, 1951
(Reg. No.:XYZ/ABC, Date: 0 July 19xx)

Operating since 1962

Introduction

Maharashtra State Financial Corporation (MSFC) is a statutory corporation established under the State Financial Corporations (SFCs) Act, 1951. Operating since 1962, MSFC’s jurisdiction extends across the State of Maharashtra, the State of Goa, and the Union Territory of Daman & Diu. MSFC specializes in providing term loan assistance to small and medium-scale industries for acquiring fixed assets like land, building, plant, and machinery. It has disbursed over ₹3,700 crores to 58,572 borrowers, generating employment for approximately 14 lakhs and catalyzing an investment turnover of ₹6,670 crores.

Performance Highlights

  • Term Loans Sanctioned: ₹3,417 Crores
  • Investment Catalysed: ₹6,672 Crores
  • Units Assisted: 58,549
  • Employment Generated: 14.09 Lakhs
  • Share of SSI Sector (Numberwise): 94%

Management

The management team at MSFC consists of experienced professionals dedicated to supporting industrial growth and economic development. Our leadership has played a crucial role in navigating through challenges and ensuring the corporation’s stability and progress.

Past Work

MSFC has a rich history of contributing to industrial development. Over the years, it has sanctioned ₹3,417 crores in term loans, assisted 58,549 units, and generated employment for over 14 lakhs individuals. The corporation has significantly supported the small scale industries sector, making up 94% of the number of units assisted.

Challenges Faced

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Over the years, Maharashtra State Financial Corporation (MSFC) has encountered several challenges in its mission to provide financial assistance and support to small and medium enterprises. These challenges have shaped our strategies and strengthened our resolve to serve the industrial sector better.

One of the primary challenges has been the economic volatility affecting various industries. Fluctuating market conditions and economic downturns have made it difficult for businesses to sustain their operations, impacting their ability to repay loans and affecting MSFC’s financial stability.

Regulatory and compliance changes have also posed significant challenges. Keeping up with the evolving legal and regulatory framework requires continuous adaptation and alignment of our policies and procedures to ensure compliance while still effectively meeting the needs of our borrowers.

Technological advancements have transformed the financial landscape, presenting both opportunities and challenges. The need to integrate new technologies into our operations to improve efficiency and customer service has required substantial investment and training.

Additionally, reaching out to businesses in remote and underdeveloped areas remains a challenge. Despite our efforts to promote industrial growth in these regions, logistical difficulties and lack of infrastructure often hinder the progress of our initiatives.

Despite these challenges, MSFC remains committed to overcoming obstacles and providing robust financial support to the industrial sector, fostering growth and development across Maharashtra, Goa, and the Union Territory of Daman & Diu.

shareholding pattern

As on 31-03-2024, The Government of Maharashtra and SIDBI together are holding xx.yy% of the shareholding in MSFC.

  • IDBI
  • SIDBI
  • RBI
  • ….
  • …..
  • ……

Board of Directors

MSFC Board members include eminent individuals with a wealth of experience in administration & business, management consulting, banking, insurance and financial services.

  • Chairman – ………………………… 
  • Managing Director – ………
  • Director – ……
  • Member– ……
  • ……..

Performance Highlights

Term Loans Sanctioned
0 Crores
Investment Catalysed
0 Crores
Units Assisted
0
Employment Generated
0
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