Capexil Membership is a valuable asset for Indian exporters dealing in products such as chemicals, ceramics, rubber goods, plywood, cement, and more. Established under the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, Capexil (Chemical and Allied Export Promotion Council) is one of the recognized Export Promotion Councils (EPCs). Exporters who obtain membership from Capexil can avail various benefits such as access to government export incentives, participation in international trade fairs, market intelligence reports, and priority under schemes like RoDTEP and MEIS.
The registration process for Capexil membership involves submission of a valid IEC (Import Export Code), incorporation documents, product details, and export performance proof (if applicable). Upon verification, the council issues a Registration-cum-Membership Certificate (RCMC) which remains valid for five years. This certificate is mandatory to claim benefits under India’s Foreign Trade Policy (FTP).
Whether you are a manufacturer-exporter, merchant-exporter, or service provider involved in eligible product categories, Capexil registration is crucial for business expansion and credibility in global markets.
This is where Agile Regulatory plays an important role. With a proven track record in licensing and export documentation services, Agile Regulatory assists businesses in completing the Capexil membership process with speed and accuracy. From gathering required documents to coordinating with council officials, their expert consultants provide step-by-step support. Agile Regulatory also helps exporters understand post-registration compliances, RCMC renewals, and schemes under the DGFT and EPCG framework.
If you are planning to scale your export business or apply for incentives under India’s FTP, Capexil membership is a strategic move. With Agile Regulatory’s guidance, you can ensure a seamless and compliant registration experience that sets your business up for international success.
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