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Page 1: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

Lesotho National Development Corporation

Page 2: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

PCG Background • Numerous studies (including the latest “State of the

SMME Survey” published in March 2009) have highlighted many challenges facing local businesses. Among these, Access To Finance is found to be a major inhibiting factor to growth,

• Studies further depict that local commercial banks are high liquidity, yet they find it hard to get bankable projects,

• To address these challenges the Lesotho National Development Corporation (LNDC) developed a broad framework - Enterprise Development Facility (EDF)

Page 3: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Enterprise Development Facility

(EDF)• The framework has four broad strategies

o Credit Guarantee Scheme, o Equity Participation, o Wholesale Financing and o Technical Support for private sector

• The Corporation decided to implement the framework in phases starting with Credit Guarantee Scheme

Page 4: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

• Objective of the LNDC pilot PCG:

o is to create a sustainable support structure for the development and growth of Basotho majority owned businesses in Lesotho.

Page 5: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

• To achieve the set objective, the PCG aims to:o Address the limited access to finance by Basotho owned

businesses by making it easy for financial institution to lend to them.;

o Promote the export business; o Promote labour intensive and thus employment generating

projects;o Facilitate transfer of technology and skills; o Develop capacity; ando Diversify the economy

Page 6: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

• Policy Guidelines o LNDC Management will develop a budget based on identified

promising and strategic projects to be approved by LNDC Board;

o Eligible projects will be those that would have been identified by the Corporation as strategic and are in line with the objectives of the facility as stated above;

 o The facility will finance both the Greenfield and Brownfield

projects;

Page 7: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

PCG Priority Sector • The guarantee

scheme support supports legally registered businesses across all sector.

• The program shall not support trade of goods and services considered illegal by law.

Page 8: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

• Policy Guidelines o Eligible projects will have a majority shareholding of Basotho.

If the majority shareholder is a Mosotho by naturalization such a person must have been a Mosotho for at least ten years;

o The applicant must submit a bankable business plan directly to the bank. The bank should provide its unqualified approval to LNDC in that regard.

o The Fund will provide the Bank with 50% (fifty percent) Guarantee Coverage in respect of Loans extended by the Bank to the Private Sector Enterprises, regarding short, medium and long term Loans. Qualifying project promoters must demonstrate the ability to provide at least 15% collateral (or as may be required by the bank).

Page 9: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

• Policy Guidelines o Qualifying projects must demonstrate ability to reach 60%

debt to equity ratio within their first two years of operation.

o Where appropriate, an existing entity applying for funding must submit audited financial statement for the last 3 years (or for the number of years in business if less than 3 years), if the latest statement is more than 6 months old, the most recent management accounts must also be submitted;

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Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme

• Policy Guidelines o The loan amount to be guaranteed shall not exceed M

5 000 000 (five million maloti). There is no lower limit.

o Loans may be utilized for the purchase of plant and machinery and/or for operating costs / working capital, as well as the purchase of equity stakes in other companies;

o Guarantee fees ranging between 1% to 3% would be charged annually payable in advance on outstanding balance, thus a debit order in favour of LNDC for annual guarantee fee payments must be presented;

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PCG Performance as of June 2015

Mohale’

sHoek

Mafete

ng

Maseru Berea Leribe Botha

Bothe

Distribut

ion of

projects

by

districts

1 4 18 2 6 2

Distribution of Projects Supported by Districts

Page 12: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

PCG Performance as of June 2015

FNB Postbank Standard

Lesotho

Bank

Nedbank

Distribution

of projects

supported

by bank

27 3 2 1

Distribution of Projects Supported by Bank

Page 13: Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme Lesotho National Development Corporation.

PCG Performance as of June 2015

KEY PERFORMANCE AREA INDICATOR

Number of projects supported 33

Number of loans Supported 33

Total Loans Disbursed M19,288,573.00

Total Exposure M7,763,704.06

Employment Created 629

Initial Capital (2011/12) M10,000,000.00

Additional Capital (2015/16) M10,000,000.00

Total Fund as of 2015/16 M20,000,000.00

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Discussion


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