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Smart Roshni

Markup

Financing is available at fixed 6% mark-up per annum (based on State Bank of Pakistan’s refinance scheme).

Financing Limit

Financing available between Rs. 500,000 to Rs. 10 million . Solar Panels as collateral only.

Equity

Minimum equity requirement of 20% of financing amount.

Tenure

Flexible financing tenure of between three (3) to Seven (7) years.

Processing Fee

Minimum PKR 6,000/- or 0.5% of loan amount (whichever is higher).

Insurance

Insurance offered through reputable insurance partners at a preferential rate.


- SME / Corporate.

- Businesses / Retail Stores / SME/ Corporate

- Last 1 year of business proof / Property Ownership document along with latest utility & electricity bill [In case the property is not owned (leased / rented) NOC would be required]

- Filled in SME loan applications.

- Filled in application form of Smart Roshni - SME.

- Copy of valid CNIC / NICOP.

- Copy of NTN.

- Quotation of the Solar Systems through authorized energy partner.

- Two (2) Recent Passport Size Photograph. 

- Audited Accounts (Financial Statements) / Managing Accounts, as per SBP regulations. 

- Last 1 year of business proof .

- Last 1 year bank statement is required along with bank certificate for non JS Bank account holders Maximum 3  Bank statements of at least 1 year.

- Personal Guarantee of the owners / directors (only sponsor directors in case of limited companies).

In case of a Partnership, the following documents will be required: 

- CTC Partnership Deed.

- Partnership Mandate / Resolution.

- Borrowing Resolution. 

- Personal Guarantee of the Partners.

In case of a Private Limited Company, the following documents will be required: 

- Certificate of Incorporation. 

- Memorandum of Association. 

- Article of Association. 

- Board Resolution. 

- Latest Form A. 

- Latest Form 29. 

- Personal Guarantee of the Directors.

- 30 Days.

- Processing fee / Legal Documentation Charges.

- SBP’s Refinancing Scheme for Renewable Energy - IH&SMEFD Circular No. 10 of 2019