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Prince Ziljan Merchandise 2

  • NPFC
  • Invest in microfinance
  • + 3 other investors
  • With a loan of EUR 2,000 Raquel will be able to buy new materials and increase her production of traditional biscuits.

    €2,000
    Amount
    3.50%
    Interest
    12 months
    Maturity
    6 months
    Repayments
    EUR
    Currency
    Amount€2,000
    Interest3.50%
    Maturity12 months
    Repayments6 months
    CurrencyEUR
      100%
      Fully funded in 13 hours on 8 January 2017.

      The project

      2nd LOAN

      Founded in 2004, “Prince Ziljan General Merchandise” is operating in Caloocan City, Metro Manila.  The enterprise makes ‘Puto Seko’ or Dry Puto (in the form of a dry biscuit), made out of eggs, powdered milk, and other ingredients that makes it delicious.  Puto Seko is best eaten together with a hot coffee.  She is also assorted bread and peanut butter trading which began long before she started her puto seko making. 

      The company is solely owned by Mrs. Raquel Malubay, a widow and a mother of four children. 

      Raquel will be needing a working capital loan to purchase raw materials for the new batch of her production to be supplied to her regular customers. 

      Mrs. Malubay is one of the successful graduate of the Lendahand Academy given by Lendahand and NPFC. This is the second loan that NPFC is providing to Raquel through the Lendahand-platform. 

      Local partner NPFC provides this loan to Raquel and it must be repaid within 12 months.

      Company nameNPFC
      CEORaquel Malubay
      Founded2004-01-01
      LocationCaloocan City
      SectorManufacturing / Production
      Turnover€150,263.76
      Employees8

      Impact

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      • With this investment 1 job is created
      • With this investment 4 lives are improved

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