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Mizoram Registers Close to 40,000 Udyam‑Certified Enterprises
✍️ Northeast Today
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 02:24 AM
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The state of Mizoram has recorded nearly 40,000 businesses registered under the Udyam portal, reflecting a surge in micro, small and medium enterprises.
Mizoram’s Department of Industries announced that the state now has close to 40,000 enterprises listed on the Udyam registration portal, the government’s single‑window system for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The figure represents the total count of businesses that have completed the online registration process as of the latest reporting period.
Udyam registration, introduced by the Ministry of MSME, provides firms with a unique identification number, eligibility for various credit and subsidy schemes, and greater visibility in government procurement. By consolidating data on MSMEs, the portal aims to streamline support and improve access to finance for registered entities.
State officials said the growing number of registrations signals a strengthening entrepreneurial ecosystem in Mizoram, where small‑scale manufacturing, handicrafts and service‑based ventures are expanding. The increase is expected to generate additional employment opportunities and contribute to the state’s overall economic development.
While the exact sectoral breakdown was not disclosed, the trend aligns with national efforts to boost MSME participation across the Northeast. Authorities will continue to encourage unregistered businesses to enrol, citing benefits such as easier loan approvals and eligibility for government schemes.
Udyam registration, introduced by the Ministry of MSME, provides firms with a unique identification number, eligibility for various credit and subsidy schemes, and greater visibility in government procurement. By consolidating data on MSMEs, the portal aims to streamline support and improve access to finance for registered entities.
State officials said the growing number of registrations signals a strengthening entrepreneurial ecosystem in Mizoram, where small‑scale manufacturing, handicrafts and service‑based ventures are expanding. The increase is expected to generate additional employment opportunities and contribute to the state’s overall economic development.
While the exact sectoral breakdown was not disclosed, the trend aligns with national efforts to boost MSME participation across the Northeast. Authorities will continue to encourage unregistered businesses to enrol, citing benefits such as easier loan approvals and eligibility for government schemes.