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24
March 2017
Welcoming
the proposed change in fertliser subsidy payment to companies, the Fertiliser
Association of India (FAI)'s Director General Satish Chander on Thursday said
subsidy payments to the companies will not be delayed with the new system.
"There
is a change in payment of subsidy to fertiliser companies. The subsidy will be
paid to the companies after farmers buy fertilisers. On the basis of actual
purchase of the farmers, the companies will get 100 per cent subsidies. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
"Earlier,
we used to get in account 90-95 per cent of subsidies and the balance was paid
after completing some formalities," he said. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
"In
the existing system, subsidy payments were delayed and the industry began the
current fiscal with an outstanding of Rs 40,000 crore of subsidy. With the new
system of payments, subsidies would be paid actually on the sales and no delay
is expected," Chander told BTVi in an interview. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
"This
is a major change which will take place from June 1," he said.
However,
Chander said there would be some transitional problems in the short run.
"Whatever stocks companies are having in the field must be exhausted
because subsidies were paid for these stocks. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
"In
the existing prevalent system, fertiliser companies used to get subsidies every
month. With the new system, they will get subsidies only in two peak months of
the Kharif and Rabi seasons," he said. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
Under
the new system, subsidy payment would be done for four months of a year, while
previously, companies would get subsidy payments round the year.
"This
will cause some problem with working capital for companies in short term,"
he added.
The
association looks at the new system as the 'step forward' for the direct
transfer of subsidy to the beneficiaries.The
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