Loan Against Property (Secured Loan)
- Loan against any property for business or personal needs.
- Tenure up to 15 years | Amount ₹5 lakh–₹5 crore.
Warehouse Receipt Finance
- Short-term working capital loan against agri stocks stored in warehouses.
- Loan up to ₹10 crore | LTV up to 75%.
Invoice Bill Discounting
- Convert sales invoices into immediate cash to maintain business cash flow.
- Tenure 12 months | Credit line up to 90 days | Amount up to ₹10 crore.
Farmer Financing
- Financing for agri inputs like seeds, fertilizers, and working capital for farmers/FPOs.
- Loan amount varies by crop | Quick, timely disbursement.
Solar Financing
- Loan for purchase and installation of solar power systems.
- Up to ₹7.5 lakh (60 months, unsecured) | Up to ₹25 lakh (84 months, secured).
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Who we serve
At Agriwise, our primary focus is to provide credit services to key stakeholders of the agricultural value chain.Our gamut of offerings includes:
B2B credit:
We provide financial assistance to MSMEs in the agriculture sector, such as Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs), input distributors, retailers, agri infrastructure developers, farming equipment providers, etc.
B2B2C credit:
Through this channel, we support agriculturists who are engaged in contractual farming for food and beverage companies, in addition to those involved in onlending arrangements with other agricultural financiers.B2B2C credit:
Through this channel, we support agriculturists who are engaged in contractual farming for food and beverage companies, in addition to those involved in onlending arrangements with other agricultural financiers.
B2C credit:
To augment the livelihood of progressive farmers, we offer transparent credit to support future-forward projects, including greenhouse/polyhouse development, automated drip irrigation, mechanised dairy, poultry or livestock farms, hydroponics, aeroponics, floriculture, and portable farm equipment.
Knowledgewise
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