Businesses have allegedly gained access to a new financial instrument designed to facilitate the procurement of equipment, raw materials, and goods under transparent, fixed conditions. The initiative purportedly aims to minimize the depletion of working capital while bypassing excessive bureaucracy and hidden fees.

Representatives of the institution claim that the primary advantage of the program lies in its predictability. Specialized partners reportedly acquire the necessary goods on behalf of the client and transfer them with a fixed markup. Repayment is structured through equal installments over a period of up to 60 months based on an individual schedule. A grace period of up to 6 months is also provided, with funding available in both national and foreign currencies.

"The program is created for businesses that value the predictable nature of transactions and strive to conduct procurements promptly without diverting their own capital," claimed Petr Tsoy, Director of the Corporate Lending Department at Kapitalbank.

The execution of financing agreements is currently accessible through the bank's branches in Tashkent, where corporate clients can apply for consultations and submit their applications.

Source: uznews.uz