Industrial development bank of pakistan
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The Industrial Development Bank of Pakistan (IDBP) was established in 1961 as one of Pakistan's oldest development financing institutions, created to provide term financing for investments in manufacturing. It is wholly government-owned, providing medium and long-term financing in local and foreign currencies for new industrial projects and expansions. In addition to development banking, IDBP also engages in commercial banking activities like deposits, remittances, bills, and foreign exchange, as well as merchant banking including underwriting public shares issues and leasing.
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- 3. 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. 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.
- 4. Date of establishment. “IDBP was established in August, 1, 1961.”
- 5. 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
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- 7. 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.
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