12 advance licences a year, eliminated
The manufacturer.
Background
An established machine manufacturer with significant imported inputs, roughly 20% export and 80% domestic.
The problem
Every export order meant another Advance Authorisation — apply to DGFT, import only per SION, register at the port, then close the obligation within a time limit. Ten to twelve times a year.
What they did
Moved to MOOWR. Inputs come in under the scheme, finished machines and parts go out under it.
What happened
₹5 crore saved on raw materials, no SION adherence, no per-transaction DGFT cycle, no export-obligation clock, and materially simpler supply chain planning.
Why it matters
It speaks to manufacturers already inside another scheme and quietly frustrated by it.
The figures
- ₹
55 crore - Duty deferred on raw materials
- 10–12 a year
- Advance licences eliminated
2020 %- Export share
8080 %- Domestic share
What would this be worth in your factory?
Work it through with your own import values. Indicative only.
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