Aqrarkredit received up to 2012 net income of $ 438,900 manat
Loan portfolio non-bank credit organization CJSC "Aqrarkredit" at the end of last year amounted to 17.7 million manat.
As reported in Aqrarkredit, in 2012 at their own expense the organization has issued 793 business entities and 851 groups of borrowers the amount of AZN 8.8 million, including the development of livestock - 4.9 million manat, crop - 700 000 manats, trade and services - 3.1 million manat, etc.
Through the National Fund for Entrepreneurship there have been financed 215 projects for a total of 2 million manat.
Funded through the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), the project of "North-East" and Rural Development Project "North-West" credited 682 business entities and groups of borrowers in the amount of 3.1 million manat.
The assets of the company on January 1, 2013 were equal to 26.6 million manat. Total capital and paid charter capital amounted to 19.8 million and 18.6 million manat.
The income was equal to 4.11 million manat, and the net profit - 438 900 manat. - 15B -
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