Usha Financials Empowers Women Entrepreneurs with Rs.400 Crore in MSME Loans

By: WE Staff | Tuesday, 4 March 2025

Usha Financials has provided ₹400 crore in MSME loans to over 90,000 women entrepreneurs.

The company supports women’s financial independence and economic growth

On 4^th March, Indian Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFC), Usha Financials, made a remarkable impact in empowering women entrepreneurs by providing them with easy and effective loan facilities in New Delhi. As of today, Usha Financials has successfully over 80% female borrowers in its portfolio, strengthening their small businesses and improving their quality of life.

Since its inception with a strong commitment to financial inclusion, Usha Financials has disbursed approximately ₹400 crore in loans benefiting over 90,000 women entrepreneurs across the country. These MSME loans are aimed at helping women establish and expand their businesses, enabling them to achieve financial independence and uplift their families.

Through MSME loans, many women have successfully launched businesses, from tailoring shops and beauty salons to home-based food ventures and retail outlets. These success stories highlight the life-changing impact of financial support. By turning their skills into sustainable livelihoods, they secure their futures, create job opportunities, and contribute to economic growth in their communities, demonstrating the transformative power of entrepreneurship.

Geeta Goswami, CEO of Usha Financials, said, “At Usha Financials, we believe in empowering women through financial support. Our MSME loans have been a game-changer for thousands of women entrepreneurs, helping them turn their dreams into reality. We are proud to contribute to their success and will continue to provide them with the resources they need to thrive.”

Dedicated to bridging the financial gap for women in business, Usha Financials ensures they have access to the right tools to scale their enterprises. By providing hassle-free MSME loans, the company not only supports small businesses but also drives economic growth and social progress across the nation.