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The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has advised small business owners in typhoon-affected areas to turn to the Small Business Corp. (SBCorp) and tap the DTI’s financing arm to recover from the onslaught of Severe Tropical Storm “Paeng”.

According to Section 4 of Republic Act 10644, among the functions of the negosyo centers is to build local support networks and establish market linkages for MSMEAnother function, the said law states, is to “facilitate access to grants and other forms of financial assistance, shared service facilities and equipment and other support for MSMEs.”LAST May, SBCorp launched a loan program for micro-scale, small-scale and medium-sized enterprises .

A lending window was also opened for sari-sari stores with FMCG accreditation. This window offers a maximum loanable amount of P300,000. Another program, called “SME Tindahan” is for retail stores, dealers and distributors with FMCG accreditation and has a maximum loanable amount of P5 million. According to SBCorp., loan applicants must have a business that is 100-percent Filipino-owned . The MSME must have an asset size of not more than P100 million . It must also have been participating in the supply chain together with an SBCorp-accredited FMCG company for at least a year. To borrow more than P1 million, the enterprise must be participating in the supply chain for at least three years.

SBCorp accepts loan applicants that have no past due account/s under any of the lending programs of the DTI’s financing arm.

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