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Eligible Investments
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be eligible for loans, investments must be
either for: |
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Starting
a new business |
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Expanding
an existing business |
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Loan
funds may be used: |
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To
acquire fixed assets such as land, buildings,
machinery |
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For
related services such as equipment installation |
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As
working capital |
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Qualities
of Start-Up or Expansion |
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Labor
intensive |
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Export-oriented
or have the potential to increase net foreign
exchange availability |
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Provides
more markets, inputs, processing or services
for agriculture or other rural production |
Eligible
Business Activities
Any legal private, productive or commercial activity
conducted in the Philippines, outside the National
Capital Region.
Generally, off-farm private enterprises engaged
in manufacturing or agri-business such as:
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Light industrial manufacting |
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Light handicraft |
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Woodworking |
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Metal working |
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Services (with social impact) |
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Agri-processing or manufacturing |
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Agri-trading |
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Non-traditional agriculture
production which is pioneering in nature |
Non-Eligible
Business Activities
Adverse to interest of women and children
Entail pollution
Contribute to the depletion of tropical
forests
For
more information, contact:
The Executive Director
Philippine Business for Social Progress
or
The Group Director
Philippine Business for Social Progress -
Small and Medium Enterprise Credit
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“The
loan gave us a new lease in life. Because of it (SMEC) we
were able to increase our production volume and consequently
our sales.”
- Reden de Castro,
Owner of RECA Glass and
Aluminum Supply Co.,
Lipa City, Batangas |
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