Guarantee Programs
Program Titles:
- SME-GEMS (Guarantee for Enterprises in Manufacturing and Services) - Projects which are or will be engaged in manufacturing, services and trade activities, whether for domestic or export market, except trading of cigarettes and liquor, housing, and vice-generating business activities.
- SME-GRAIN (Guarantee Resources for Agribusiness Investments) - Projects in agribusiness except direct farm level of production, livestock, poultry, fishing and aquaculture. Eligible project are those which are one step forward from the above mentioned production activities.
- SME-SMEGLAD (Guarantee Lines for Anchor Industries) - Eligible projects are SMEs that supply goods and services to private business firms commonly referred to as Big Brother Companies.
- Guarantee for Suppliers of Locators of PEZA/ BOI
Programs Objectives:
- To stimulate the flow of credit to the SME sector thru the provision of credit guarantees and other support; and
- To encourage greater participation of financial institutions in the development of SMEs.
Eligible Borrowers:
- Asset size before the loan, exclusive of the value of the land where project is situated:
- Small Scale - P1.5 Million to P15.0 Million.
- Medium Scale-More than P15.0 Million up to P100.0 Million.
- Individual/sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, cooperative, organization or association;
- If a sole proprietorship or partnership, it must be 100% owned and capitalized by Filipino citizen. However, if it is juridical entity, at least 60% of its capital or outstanding stocks must be owned by Filipino citizens;
- Must neither be a branch, subsidiary or division of a large scale enterprise nor may its policies be determined by a large scale enterprise or by persons who are not owners or employees of the enterprise;
- Its latest in-house financial statements must comply with a current ratio of at least 1.20:1.00 and debt-to-equity ratio of at most 80:20 before the loan;
- Must have generated positive income for the immediate past year based on BIR-filed financial statements;
- In the case of new enterprise, the technology must be tested and proven and market must be clearly identified;
- Must have a firm, determined and reliable market and proven managerial capability;
- Projected internal rate of return on investment of at least 15% per annum;
- For new exporters, at least two (2) years profitable performance as local producers or sub-contractors;
- Three-year profitable performance with average annual sales of at least US$100,000.00 or eight (8) LC/PO/SC transactions totaling at least US$200,000.00 must have been consummated if less than three years;
- The exporter/borrower and foreign buyers must be pre-cleared with the negative list of the Bureau of Export Trade Promotion (BETP); and,
- The borrower must have the production capacity to carry out orders.
Loan Purpose:
- Acquisition of Assets:
- for land or project site acquisition (not more than 25% of the loan amount for guarantee)
- building improvements/expansion or construction of plant facilities
- for acquisition of machineries and equipment (new or second hand/reconditioned)
- Permanent Working Capital
- Temporary Working Capital
- Debt retirement/ refinancing
- Financial lease/ lease purchase of a single or variety of machinery, equipment and facilities
Terms/Requirements:
Amount (for guarantee cover): P100,000.00 to P20.0 Million.
Interest Rate: Not to exceed 30% per annum inclusive of all fees and charges.
Guarantee Fee: 2% per annum of the guaranteed portion.
Maturity / Repayment:
a. Credit Line - term of one (1) year payable upon maturity of Promissory Notes (PNs).
b. Term Loan
- Land or project site acquisition / Building improvements/ expansion or construction of plant facilities - maximum of seven (7) years inclusive of two (2) years grace period on principal payments.
- Acquisition of machinery and equipment
- New equipment: should not exceed the useful economic life of the equipment or not more than five (5) years, whichever is shorter; grace period of up to one (1) year on principal payment.
- Second hand/reconditioned equipment: term should not exceed 70% of the remaining useful economic life of the equipment or not more than three (3) years, whichever is shorter; grace period of up to one (1) year on principal payment.
- Permanent Working Capital - maximum term of five (5) years inclusive of one (1) year grace period on principal payments.
Term loans shall be paid monthly, quarterly or semi-annually.
- Financial lease/lease purchase - maturity shall not exceed seventy percent (70%) of the useful economic life of an asset which would in no case exceed seven (7) years.
Security:
- Project assets to be financed by loan should form part of collateral.
- Joint and several surety of principal stockholders/partners/officers and non-individual borrowers
- Credit life insurance cover or MRI on individual borrower or owner/ managing partner/CEO/Coo or principal stockholder(s) of corporate borrowers.
- Insurance coverage of project assets offered as collateral against loss and destruction or damage caused by fire and other calamities during the term of the loan at least up to the extent of the loan value.
Contact Details:
Small Business Corporation (Small Business Guarantee and Finance Corporation)
17th & 18th Firs, Antel Corporate Centre
139 Valero Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City
Mr. Hector M. Olmedillo
Vice President - Institutional Market Finance Group
Phone: (02) 751-1888, Fax: (02) 813-5726
Email: holmedillo@sbgfc.org.ph
June 13th, 2009 - 00:02
We are an established cooperative since 2005.
Now we have a chance to export to Syria 400 tons per year special paints and lacquers for can coatings but dont have enough exporting know how and funds to do so. I have gained the
trust and confidence of this users as they are currently my technical clients here in Saudi Arabia and they agree to take only from me if I am to leave my current company.
I would like to know how we can avail of additional funding from
your SME-GEMS program as we dont have enough collateral to cover loans. Please guide us.
Thank You!
Francisco Tubbali
September 6th, 2009 - 16:04
any gov. agency can help us or give us an idea to finance our project in housing … one of my relative own a 2500 sqm. lot and its vacant as of this time now we are planing to buy this property to sub divide it and build our own house in this area … we are compose of 20 pilipino who are planing to buy and have this property and we are willing to settle the terms of payment in 2 to 5 years to some gov. agency who finance our project.. small comunity housing …. hope any one here can give us an idea how we canget the suficient fund to build this small comunity dream possible. this project is costing around 2 million pesos only to buy the property and sub divide it and documentation needed. your not just helping us but it also helping pilipinos home less to have their own property. more power to all goverment agency in the philippines…
CONTACT INFO: 09187981011 OR email@ buz_man_6900@yahoo.com
November 1st, 2009 - 18:42
If you want to start a business or having an existing business and you want to avail a loan. The following documents must be prepared:
* Project Feasibility Study of the proposed business or exisitng business
* Business Name, Business Permits (Mayor, Brgy, BIR, etc)
* Collateral(Real Estate)
– Title
– Tax Declaration
– Tax Reciepts
– Tax Clearance
– Location Map, Boundary Survey
* Market Contract
* Letter of Intent
I am engaged in consultancy services and I can assist you in facilitating the requirements of your loan
You can contact me at 09085946641/09277922945 Dario Quitan