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“Redrawal permitted” refers to a feature in certain MSME loan products, primarily revolving credit facilities like Cash Credit or Overdraft, where a borrower can re-access funds that have been repaid. Once an MSME repays a portion of their outstanding loan amount, that repaid principal becomes available again for withdrawal, up to the original sanctioned limit or a revised limit. This facility offers significant financial flexibility, allowing businesses to manage their working capital needs more efficiently without applying for a new loan every time they require funds. It's particularly valuable for MSMEs facing seasonal business cycles or unpredictable cash flow, as it ensures continuous access to liquidity based on their repayment capacity and available credit line. This dynamic access to funds helps MSMEs optimize their borrowing costs by only paying interest on the amount actually utilized.