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57 companies have been selected as the fourth batch of enterprises for the JAMPRO Export Max program.
The group, which recently formally joined, will receive assistance with accounting, management, productivity improvements, cross-border sales and other tools to help them become more competitive and sustainable in new and existing markets.
JAMPRO chairperson Shullette Cox said participants would be provided with a range of opportunities to help them enter and develop export markets.
She added: “With the support of our partners and sponsors, we will also provide more targeted and specific benefits, such as inclusion of your goods or products in the Dun & Bradstreet due diligence platform before sending them to overseas markets to better assess whether you are doing business with the right buyers; improved financing options through our partners at the Central Bank of India and Exim Bank; and assignment of at least two HEART apprentices to support your business activities.”
She said an assessment would also be conducted to determine the priority needs of each participant.
The Export Max program was first launched in 2011.
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