Next yr’s credit action plan of Islamabad fixed
Islamabad: The credit Action Plan for Islamabad district for next financial year would be of the order of Rs 135 crore.
This was stated at a district level review committee meeting chaired by Additional Deputy Commissioner Islamabad here yesterday.
It was given out that for setting up of 7076 units, a loan of Rs 48.86 crore will be provided, under Agriculture and allied sectors, Rs 19.66 crore, for establishment of 2050 units under non-forming and Industrial sector, while Rs 47.68 crore would be provided to 3146 beneficiaries under priority sector for setting up 3143 units.
Reviewing last year achievements under current year’s credit Action Plan the District Lead Bank Manager informed that 5661 profitable units have been set up during the last 10 months in the district for which, loan of Rs. 73.64 crore was provided to beneficiaries. Similarly Rs 22.90 crore were sanctioned for establishment of 2915 units under Agriculture sector and Rs 73 crore for Non-farming and other priority sectors.
It was also informed that under SGSY and PMRY, 587 units have been set up- while loan of Rs. 8.76 crore has been advanced in favour of 1248 Kissan Credit Card holders. (INF)
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