State Bank of India (SBI) recently hosted an exporters meet in Karnataka to evaluate the challenges faced by the export sector and explore possible solutions. This initiative is part of SBI’s ongoing efforts to support India’s ambitious export goals.
India aims to reach an export target of $2 trillion by 2030 and $30 trillion by 2047, with a 25 percent share in global exports. To achieve this, SBI is committed to being a key partner for exporters by providing tailored financial products and comprehensive support to help businesses navigate the complexities of international trade.
The event was attended by prominent figures from SBI, including Samir Sawhney, Chief General Manager (CGM) of Global Markets, Anindya S. Paul, CGM of SME, General Managers, and Joohi Smita Sinha, CGM of the Bengaluru Circle. Their participation emphasized SBI’s dedication to fostering growth and providing practical solutions for exporters in the region.
