Market Gaps on Access to Finance - Bank of Valletta

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8. Appendix A: Survey (English) The Survey is segmented into three sections: ► Section 1 – General Characteristics of the firm ► Section 2 – Financing – A Company perspective ► Section 3 – Financing – A National perspective 1 General characteristics of the SME being interviewed [To be filled in directly by interviewer based on sample data provided by MBB, and/ or information gathered during initial phone call]: Name of firm: _________________________________________________ Contact person: _______________________________________________ Contact details: _______________________________________________ Number of employees: _________________________________________ Main business activity: _________________________________________ D1 - Kindly confirm the number of persons employed by the firm: - From 1 employee to 9 employees [MICRO]...................................................................... 1 - From 10 employees to 49 employees [SMALL]................................................................ 2 - From 50 employees to 249 employees [MEDIUM]............................................................ 3 - 250 employees or more................................................................................................. 4 D2 – Kindly confirm the main activity of your company: - Manufacturing .............................................................................................................. 1 - Services (Retail/Distribution).......................................................................................... 2 - Tourism/ Hospitality Industry......................................................................................... 3 - International Education Services..................................................................................... 4 - Life Sciences and Healthcare.......................................................................................... 5 - Information and Communication Technology (ICT)........................................................... 6 - High value-added manufacturing (incl. Pharmaceuticals & aviation engineering)................. 7 - Creative Industries (incl. the film industry)...................................................................... 8 - Other (Please specify) _____________________________________________________________ 9 D3 - What was the annual turnover of your company in Malta in 2011? - Up to €500,000............................................................................................................ 1 - More than €500,000 up to €1 million............................................................................. 2 - More than €1 million up to €2 million.............................................................................. 3 - More than €2 million up to €10 million............................................................................ 4 - More than €10 million up to €50 million.......................................................................... 5 - More than €50 million.................................................................................................... 6 D4 - In which year was your firm registered? ___________________________________ Page | 83
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