The Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan (IDBP) was established in 1961 as Pakistan's oldest development financing institution, providing medium and long term financing for manufacturing projects. Over the years, IDBP has expanded its role to foster small and medium enterprise growth, rural development, and offering deposit schemes. IDBP plays an active role in Pakistan's financial and capital markets. It is wholly government owned, with paid up capital of 500 million Pakistani rupees. IDBP provides commercial banking services in addition to its core development financing, acting as both a development bank and scheduled commercial bank.

1. Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan.
INTRODUCTION
IDBP is one of Pakistans’ oldest development financing
institution created with the primary objective of extending term finance for
investment in the manufacturing sector of the economy. Over the years, however,
the Bank has emerged as an institution fostering the growth and development of
SME sector stimulating industrial progress in the rural/less developed regions of the
country besides offering lucrative opportunities to the house-holds and institutions
for the investment in its deposit schemes. IDBP has also become an important
component of the financial sector of Pakistan and is playing an active role in money
and capital market of the country.
DATE OF ESTABLISHMENT.
“IDBP was established in August, 1, 1961.”
HEAD OFFICE : 3rd Floor State Life Building No.2, Wallace Road,
Off: I.I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi-74000
Phone : +92-21-99213601-10, Fax : +92-21-99213644
Email : idbp@idbp.com.pk
REASON FOR ESTABLISHMENT/OBJECTIVES.
The Bank provides medium and
long term finance in local and foreign currencies for the creation of fixed assets to new
industrial projects as well as for expansion, balancing, modernization or replacement of
existing projects. It extends technical, financial and managerial advice to its clients in
planning and execution of the industrial projects. It also facilitates transfer of technologies
from developed countries to industrial enterprises in Pakistan.
PAID UP CAPITAL.
IDBP is wholly owned by Government of Pakistan with total
paid up capital 500 Million, 57% of its shares held by Federal Government, 36% by
State Bank of Pakistan and 7% by Provincial Governments and other Public sector
corporations. Its Board of Directors consisting of the representatives of private
sector is appointed by Ministry of Finance, Government of Pakistan.
A unique feature of IDBP is that besides Development Financing Institution it is

2. also a scheduled bank and authorized dealer of foreign exchange. Thus IDBP
extends all kinds of merchant, investment and commercial banking services to its
clients which include provision of short term advances, trade financing, lease
financing, guarantees and under-writing. Thus IDBP operates a full-fledged Bank in
addition to its role as a development financing institution.
SOURCES OF FUNDS.
1 ) Borrowing from the Federal Government.
2 ) Borrowing from the state bank of Pakistan.
3) Re discounting of bills.
4) Time deposits.
5) Issue and sale of bonds and debentures.
SORT OF FINANCING ASSISTANT
IDBP has the unique distinction of financing
the first ever projects for a diversified list of products. These include UHT pack
milk, three wheelers, radio/wireless receiving sets, marble processing, coal mining,
granite, acetic yarn, PVC deep sea fishing etc. The projects implemented through
IDBP’s financing generated over 100,000 new jobs and have an export potential of
about Rs.8.00 billion per annum. The value addition by the completed project is
estimated at about Rs.15 billion per annum.
FUNCTIONS;
DEVELOPMENT BANKING BUSINESS
o Provides medium and long term finances
o Provides guarantee, loans
COMMERCIAL BANKING BUSINESS
o Deposits
o Remittances
o Bills
o Short term advances
o Guarantees
o Letter of Credit
o Foreign exchange accounts
MERCHANT BANKING BUSINESS
o Underwriting of public issue of shares
o Bridge Financing
o Leasing
COLLECTION OF UTILITY BILLS
o Telephone Bills at all branches, and Gas Bills at Branches in Karachi.