SME-FORCE (Financing Organizationally Competent and Excellent Franchise Business)
Program Title: SME-FORCE (Financing Organizationally Competent and Excellent Franchise Business)
Program Objectives: A direct lending facility to support various players in the franchising industry, including franchisors, franchisees and suppliers of franchisor-firms.
Eligible Borrowers:
- Filipino-owned enterprise; in the case of corporation, must be at least 60% Filipino-owned;
- Franchisor firm must be a member in good standing of AFFI or
- PFA;Asset size not less than P500.000 and not more than P100 Million (excluding the value of land);
- For non-start ups, latest BIR-filed net income must be at least P10.000; and,
- Project to be financed not into farm-level agri-aqua production, extractive activities or vice-generating operations.
Types of Borrower:
- Start-up or Expanding Franchisee
- Expanding Franchisor
- If financing is for the establishment of company-owned outlet for possible resale to franchisees: At least 2 profitable years in the franchise business with at least 1 profitable franchisee outlet; and, At least 2 existing company-owned outlets with 2 years profitable experience.
- If financing is for the establishment of Commissary Hubs - at least 2 profitable years in the franchise business with at least 2 profitable franchise outlets.
- Start-up Franchisor
- At least 2 years profitable experience in the line of business subject for franchise development
- At least 2 company-owned outlets
- Supplier of Franchisor
- Supplier - 2 years track record with the franchisor
- Franchisor - at least 2 years profitable years and 1 profitable franchise outlet
Loan Purposes:
- Fixed Asset Acquisition
- Building construction/improvement
- Equipment/vehicle acquisition
- Lot acquisition (limited to 25% of total loan)
- Working Capital o Permanent
- Temporary - financing of PO issued by franchisor firms
- Loan Refinancing (except for loans from other government financial institutions)
Terms/Requirements:
Amount:
a. For start-up or expanding franchisee
- Minimum of P200,000
- Maximum of P5.0 Million for small enterprises and P10.0 Million for medium enterprises
- Maximum of 70% of project cost; franchise fee to be strictly financed by equity
b. Expanding franchisor
- Establishment of company-owned outlet for possible resale to franchisees - maximum of 70% of project cost but not more than P3.5 Million per outlet financed
- Establishment of Commissary Hubs- Limited to 50% of project cost of first commissary hub, if still to be set up- Up to 70% of project cost for already existing commissary hub or for succeeding commissary hubs.
- Start-up Franchisor- maximum of P750,000 or 70% of project cost
- Supplier of Franchisor:
- Up to 70% of the PO net of franchisor's deposit
- Maximum credit line of P3.0 Million
Interest Rate:
- Fully Secured Loans
- Up to 1 year - 9.5% per annum
- U to 3 years-13.8% per annum
- Up to 5 years - 14.5% per annum
- Partially/At least 50% Secured Loans - Plus 1.0 % point
- Partially/Less than 50% Secured Loans - Plus 2.0 % points
- Additional premium on loan amounts exceeding 10 x of BIR-filed net income
Service Fees:
- Evaluation Fee - 1/2 of 1% of approved loan but not less than P3,000
- Processing Fee - 1/2 of 1% of loan release
- Out-of-town processing fee
- None for Metro Manila, Cebu and Davao
- P2,000 for the CALABAR and Region 3 provinces
- P4,000 or actual air fare for the rest of the country
Maturity / Repayment:
- Term Loan - maximum of 5 years, with up to one year grace period on principal; monthly or quarterly amortization
- Transactional or One-year Credit Line - up to 180 days term per drawdown
Security:
- Start-up or Expanding Franchisee
- At least 50% franchisor's Corporate Guarantee on the franchisee-borrower's loan; or
- Equivalent titled REM and/or CHM on motor vehicle
- Expanding Franchisor
- At least 50% REM and/or CHM on motor vehicles; and,
- Assignment of rights of outlet to be financed
- Start-up Franchisor - 70% secured by REM and/or CHM on motor vehicles
- Supplier of Franchisor
- May be clean up to P1.0 Million
- At least 25% hard collateral if loan is more than P1.0 Million
- MOA between SBC and franchisor on direct payment to SBC.
Basic Documentary Requirements:
- Accomplished business loan application form (with picture)
- Notarized Client Information Sheet
- Latest in-house and BIR-filed financial statements
- Business registration papers
- Applicable endorsement
- Location map of the project
- Franchise agreement and business plan, in case of start-up franchisee
Contact Details:
Small Business Corporation (Small Business Guarantee and Finance Corporation)
17th & 18th Firs, Antel Corporate Centre
139 Valero Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City
Direct Lending Program
Ma. Luna C. David
QIC - Finance and Guarantee Sector
Phone: (02) 751-1888
Fax: (02) 813-5726, 894.1677
Email: ldavid@sbgfc.org.ph
April 24th, 2009 - 23:04
Ask ko lang ang OFW ba eh pwede magloan dito sa institution na ito.
September 6th, 2009 - 16:06
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…
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