AGROBANK INNOVATES TO STRENGTHEN AGRICULTURE SECTOR


With RM100,000 in donations, Agrobank purchased foodstuff from partnering SMEs which was given out to 1,600 recipients throughout the country under the bank’s food aid initiative in August 2021.

Agrobank which focuses on strengthening the agriculture sector in Malaysia will continue to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as well as the unserved and underserved communities – B40 communities, women, the disabled and asnaf (poor and needy) – via its social development programmes and syariah-compliant financing products.

Via a RM350mil micro credit financing fund under the Penjana programme, the leader in agriculture financing and values-based banking has helped entrepreneurs whose businesses have been impacted by Covid-19 pandemic disruptions.

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