• 6 Actionable Strategies for MSMEs to Tap into the ₹12.39 lakh crore Export Value Boom

    As of May 2024, MSMEs contributed 45.79% of the country’s total merchandise exports. In just four years, the export value from these enterprises has tripled: from ₹3.95 lakh crore in FY2021 to ₹12.39 lakh crore in FY2025. The number of... View Article

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    91% MSMEs believe that AI adoption is essential, but it must align with their cost structures and operational realities. 

    Here are five ways in which AI can be adopted by small and medium businesses in a cost-effective manner:  A majority of MSMEs, a staggering 91%, believe that AI should be democratically available and affordable, proving their willingness to adopt... View Article

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  • 12 Practical Cost-Effective Ways Small Enterprises Can Integrate AI into Their Operations

    India’s domestic AI market is projected to be worth approximately $17 billion by 2027, with an annual growth rate of 25-35% between 2024 and 2027. While 23% of businesses across all sectors have already implemented AI, a whopping 73% will... View Article

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  • Celebrating Tamil Nadu State Day: Unveiling the Achievements and Opportunities of 35.3 Lakh Enterprises Fueling Jobs, Exports, and Innovation

    Tamil Nadu stands as India’s most industrialized state, housing over 16% of the country’s total factories, which is the highest among all states. The state contributes approximately 12% to the country’s manufacturing GDP, and makes up 10% of its total... View Article

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  • Geopolitics, Crude Oil & MSMEs: 6 Practical Strategies to Tackle Cost Pressures

    The month of June 2025 saw Brent crude prices surge by nearly 20% due to renewed tensions in the Middle East, particularly between Israel and Iran.  While prices spiked past $87 per barrel at one point, they have since moderated... View Article

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  • Upskilling Beyond Technology: A Necessity for MSMEs Across Every Function 

    MSMEs in India employ approximately 26 crore individuals or nearly 44% of the total 58.2% Worker Population Ratio (WPR)1. However, despite the robust number, a significant portion remains under-skilled or entirely unskilled, often resulting in stagnating productivity, inefficient operations, and... View Article

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