Nurbank has become a participant in the Unified Small Business Support Program "Isker Aymak", implemented by the Damu Fund. Under the program, the bank will provide financing to entrepreneurs with the possibility of subsidizing part of the interest rate.
The program aims to ensure affordable financing for micro and small business entities in priority sectors, including manufacturing, food production, and furniture, as well as craftsmanship.
The program provides for loan subsidies for investment purposes and working capital replenishment. The maximum loan amount is up to 200 million tenge, with a subsidy period of up to 3 years. The state covers 40% of the reward rate.
"Participation in the 'Isker Aymak' program expands the bank's capabilities in financing small and medium-sized businesses, including in regions. We are witnessing a steady demand from entrepreneurs for affordable credit resources and tools to reduce borrowing costs," commented Nurbank's press service.