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Chapter –9
(I) DEFINITIONS OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
(As per Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Act, 2006)
In accordance with the provisions of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
Development (MSMED) Act, 2006, the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
(MSMEs)
are
classified
into
manufacturing
enterprises
and
service
enterprises:
(A)Manufacturing
Enterprises:
The
enterprises
engaged
in
the
manufacture or production of goods. The manufacturing Enterprises are
defined in terms of investment in Plant & Machinery.
(B)Service Enterprises: The enterprises engaged in providing or
rendering of services and are defined in terms of investment in
equipment.
(A) Manufacturing Enterprises (Ceiling on investment in Plant & machinery)
(i)Micro Manufacturing Enterprises
The investment in Plant & Machinery does
not exceed `25 lakhs
(ii)Small Manufacturing Enterprises
The investment in Plant & Machinery is more
than
`25 lakhs but does not exceed ` 5
crores
(iii)Medium Manufacturing Enterprises
The investment in Plant & Machinery is more
than
`5 crores but does not exceed
`10crores
(B)Service Enterprises (Ceiling on investment in Equipment)
(i)Micro Manufacturing Enterprises
The investment
in
equipment
does not
exceed ` 10 lakhs
(ii)Small Manufacturing Enterprises
The investment in equipment is more than
`10 lakhs but does not exceed `2 crores
(iii)Medium Manufacturing Enterprises
The investment in equipment is more than
`2 crores but does not exceed ` 5 crores
(II) Procedure followed in decision making process for the issue of
EM Part I (Provisional Registration) and EM Part II(Permanent
Registration) for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) &
Large Scale Unit.
(i) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises(MSMEs)
(a) For starting MSMEs Green & Orange Categories as identified by
the
Department
of
Science
Technology
&
Environment
(DSTE),
entrepreneurs have to first apply with the prescribed form to the Director of
Industries & Commerce, Puducherry / Branch Office at Karaikal and Suboffices at Mahe and Yanam, depending on the proposed location of the units
for the issue of EM Part I (Provisional Registration).
(b) In case of industries identified as Red Category by DSTE, at the
first instance,
the entrepreneurs will have to get clearance from
Pondicherry Pollution Control Committee (PPCC) by applying with the
prescribed form through Director of Industries & Commerce and then to
apply for the issue of EM Part I.
(c) After obtaining EM Part I the entrepreneurs have to apply with the
prescribed Common Application form for the requisite industrial clearances /
permissions / NOC from the line departments through Industrial Guidance
Bureau (IGB) functioning in District Industries Centre
(d) After installing machinery the entrepreneurs have to get Running
License from the concerned Municipalities / Commune Panchayats, License
from Inspector of Factories & Boilers and Consent form PPCC before
commencement of regular production.
(e) After the commencement of regular production the entrepreneurs
have to apply for the issue of EM Part II (Permanent Registration) with the
Director of Industries & Commerce.
(ii) Large Scale Industry
(a) For starting Large Scale Industry the entrepreneurs have to apply
/ file for Industrial Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM) with the Secretariat for
Industrial Approvals, Ministry of Industry, GOI. After obtaining the IEM
acknowledgement for Green and Orange Categories, the entrepreneurs
have to apply for NOC for setting up of industry with the Director of
Industries & Commerce. In case of Red Category, the entrepreneurs will
have to get clearance from Pondicherry Pollution Control Committee (PPCC)
by applying through Director of Industries & Commerce with the prescribed
form and then to apply for NOC for setting up of industry with the Director
of Industries & Commerce. After obtaining the NOC, the entrepreneurs have
to follow the same procedure as stated in Para(i) (c) & (d)
above for
getting the requisite clearances / permissions / NOC from the line
departments.
(b) After the commencement of regular production the entrepreneurs
have to apply for the issue of Commencement of Production Certificate with
the Director of Industries & Commerce.
(iii) Procedure for obtaining change in location, inclusion of
additional activities, etc., in respect of MSMEs
(a) Before commencement of production: - the units have to submit a
requisition letter to this effect along with the original certificate to the
Director of Industries & Commerce, Puducherry / Branch Office at Karaikal
and Sub-offices at Mahe and Yanam, depending on the proposed location of
the units. Then the changes have to be effected in the permissions/NOC
issued by Municipalities / commune Panchayats, inspector of Factories and
PPCC.
(b) After commencement of production:- at the first instance the units
have to obtain NOC from the Director of Industries & Commerce to this
effect and these changes have to be effected in the licenses issued by
Municipalities / Commune Panchayats, inspector of Factories and PPCC.
Then the units have to apply to the Director of Industries & Commerce for
necessary changes in the EM Part II.
(iv)Procedure
for
obtaining
change
in
location,
inclusion
of
additional activities,etc., in respect of Large Scale Industries
At the first instance the units have to apply / file for Industrial
Entrepreneur Memorandum (IEM) with the Secretariat for Industrial
Approvals, Ministry of Industry, GOI, for the additional activities and then to
obtain NOC from the Director of Industries & Commerce. In respect of
change in location, it is suffice to apply to the Director of Industries &
commerce as the location mentioned in IEM is considered for the whole
Union territory of Puducherry. Then the changes have to be effected in the
permissions/NOC issued by Municipalities / commune Panchayats, inspector
of Factories and PPCC. Finally the units have to apply to Director of
Industries & Commerce for necessary inclusions in the Commencement of
Production Certificate.
III.Decision making process
Opinion of Technical Officers, Assistant Directors, and Deputy Director and
in some special cases opinion of Secretary to Government (Industries &
Commerce), the Hon’ble Minister for Industries, the Hon’ble Chief Minister
and the Lt.Governor will be sought in the process of decision making and
the decision will be communicated by the Director of Industries&Commerce.
IV.Guidance and help:(a)The Entrepreneurs / Industrialists can approach the Public Relation
Officer in the Directorate of Industries & Commerce for obtaining all
necessary guidance.
(b)The Technical Officers Cell in the Directorate of Industries & Commerce
will provide necessary inputs to the Entrepreneurs / Industrialists in filing
the applications, procedures, about the schemes being implemented, etc.
(c)Decision will be communicated through letter / e mail.
(d)Opinion of Technical Officers, Assistant Directors, and Deputy Director
and in some special cases opinion of Secretary to Government (Industries &
Commerce), the Hon’ble Minister for Industries, the Hon’ble Chief Minister
and the Lt.Governor will be sought in the process of decision making and
the decision will be communicated by the Director of Industries &
Commerce.