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SME
Supply
Chain Finance
BRIDGING THE $5.2T SUPPLY CHAIN FINANCING GAP FOR 65M MSMEs ACROSS INDIA




What is Global Supply Chain Support Fund?
Global Supply Chain Support Fund is Aavishkaar Capital’s eighth fund and first Global South initiative, – a US$ 250 Million supply chain credit fund company in partnership with KfW Development Bank. It is committed to redefining growth capital across India via supply chain investment.
Purpose Built Supply Chain Financing
Sector-Specific Expertise
Market-Ready Solutions
This isn’t just capital deployment via a structured credit loan company – it’s a partnership to build the next generation of ethical, globally competitive suppliers.

Geographic Focus
India

$2m-$5m
Typical Supply Chain Investment Size

Investment Type
Structured Credit Loan

Outcome Focus
Sustainable Growth with Measurable Impact
Why this is the right time for businesses to apply for Supply Chain Finance Funds:

Consumer
Revolution

The Impact
Imperative

Regulatory
Momentum

Profit with
Purpose
Structured Credit Capital Solutions for growth and value creation.
From Compliance to Competitive Advantage – Achieve it all with Supply Chain Financial Management with Global Supply Chain Support Fund

Flexible Capital

Flexible Terms

Flexible Tenure
Supply chain funding available upto 5 years with options to prepay
Financing Global Supply Chains across industries like:

Food and Agritech

Green Manufacturing

Automotive & Auto
Ancillaries

Logistics and Supply
Chain

Renewables & Climate
Why Global Supply Chain Support Fund?
Global Market Access
Institutionalization Support
Flexible Capital
Our Successful Supply Chain Fundings
Faq
What are the documents required for Supply Chain Finance?
To apply for the Global Supply Chain Support Fund, businesses generally need KYC details, audited financials, trade invoices, purchase orders, GST filings, and compliance records. Since the fund emphasizes ESG and governance, documents supporting sustainability practices may also be required.
What kinds of trade finance services are included under Supply Chain Finance?
The Fund offers structured credit loan solutions in the range of US$ 2M–5M, covering working capital, vendor/dealer financing, purchase order financing, and capex-light growth financing. These services are flexible, non-dilutive, and tailored to industry-specific needs.
What is the difference between trade finance and supply chain finance?
Trade finance generally focuses on short-term import/export transactions, while supply chain finance is broader—it provides structured, long-term credit (up to 5 years in this fund) to strengthen the entire ecosystem of buyers, suppliers, and logistics partners.
Is supply chain finance only for large companies?
No. The Global Supply Chain Support Fund specifically targets SMEs and MSMEs across India, helping bridge the $5.2 trillion supply chain financing gap for more than 65 million businesses.
How does supply chain finance help improve working capital?
It provides flexible, non-dilutive capital that can be used for inventory, supplier payments, product development, and market expansion. By preserving ownership and offering tenure of up to 5 years, it improves liquidity and enables sustainable growth.
Can international suppliers use Indian SCF platforms?
Yes. The Fund is designed to provide global market access, connecting Indian SMEs to international buyers, export opportunities, and compliance with emerging global supply chain standards.
What industries benefit most from supply chain finance?
Industries such as food & agritech, green manufacturing, automotive & auto-ancillaries, logistics & supply chain, and renewables & climate are key focus areas for the Fund.
What key features and advantages does Supply Chain Finance offer?
- Non-dilutive structured credit loans
- Investment size of US$ 2M–5M
- Flexible capital, terms, and tenure (up to 5 years)
- ESG integration and governance support
- Access to international buyers and markets
- Technical assistance for compliance with Indian and global regulations
What is the eligibility criteria for Supply Chain Finance?
Eligible businesses are SMEs and MSMEs with strong supply chain linkages in the focus sectors, looking for sustainable growth with measurable impact. Companies embedding ESG practices and aiming for export growth are particularly aligned with the Fund’s mandate.