September14 , 2026

    Mangaluru Chamber Seeks Govt Support for MSMEs and Logistics

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    The Kanara Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) has urged the government to take measures to strengthen micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), logistics infrastructure and trade facilities in Mangaluru.

    The chamber said improved infrastructure and stronger policy support are essential to enhance the competitiveness of businesses in the region and support the growth of exports and domestic trade.

    KCCI highlighted the need for better logistics connectivity and trade-related infrastructure to help businesses reduce transportation costs, improve supply-chain efficiency and access wider markets.

    The chamber also called for greater support for MSMEs, which play an important role in the local economy and employment generation. Easier access to finance, improved infrastructure and streamlined government procedures could help smaller businesses expand their operations.

    Mangaluru’s strategic location and access to port infrastructure provide significant opportunities to develop the city as a regional trade and logistics hub. Strengthening connections between industrial clusters, the port and other transport networks could further improve the movement of goods.

    KCCI’s demands come as businesses seek improved infrastructure and a more supportive operating environment amid growing competition in domestic and international markets.

    The chamber said coordinated action by the government and industry could help unlock Mangaluru’s trade potential, strengthen MSMEs and improve the city’s position in regional logistics and export networks.