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ANNUAL REPORT 2011 - Magyar Fejlesztési Bank Zrt.

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❙ 4. Loan programmes<br />

residential buildings constructed using traditional technologies.<br />

Both programmes seek to provide additional resources to<br />

complement non-refundable support allocated in application<br />

programs.<br />

The <strong>Bank</strong> approved the disbursement of HUF 28.8 billion<br />

in loans under the Panel Plus Loan Programme, which<br />

corresponded to 96% utilisation up to 31 December 2010. To<br />

continue financing energy savings by refurbishing residential<br />

buildings constructed using industrialised technologies, the<br />

<strong>Bank</strong> raised the facility by reallocating HUF 10 billion of the<br />

resources of the Social Housing Loan Programme due to the<br />

lower level of utilisation. The amount approved in loans stood<br />

at HUF 30.3 billion on 31 December <strong>2011</strong>, which the <strong>Bank</strong><br />

had used for financing HUF 71 billion worth of retail sector<br />

investments designed to generate energy savings.<br />

The <strong>Bank</strong> had accepted 903 applications and approved HUF<br />

1347 million in loans under the Household Energy Saving Loan<br />

Programme by December <strong>2011</strong>, which corresponded to a year<br />

on year increase by 7% of the loans disbursed in conjunction<br />

with grants awarded in a related applications arrangement. The<br />

loan programme was closed at the end of the year.<br />

AGRICULTURAL FACILITIES<br />

New Hungary Agricultural Development<br />

Loan Programme<br />

Operated since 2005, the first and second stages of the New<br />

Hungary Agricultural Development Loan Programme provided<br />

close to HUF 30 billion in development loans to 650 farming<br />

enterprises which implemented HUF 65 billion worth of<br />

investments using the loans. Agricultural enterprises embarking<br />

on capital expenditure related to primary agricultural production<br />

may apply for loans between HUF 1 million and 1 billion with<br />

maturity up to 15 years. In order to achieve the highest efficiency<br />

in utilising application funds, the rules of support related<br />

financing were simplified in 2009 and large corporations were<br />

also added to the scope of potential borrowers. As a result, 200<br />

clients applied for HUF 9.5 billion worth of credit to supplement<br />

awarded grants by 31 December <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

Working Capital Loans<br />

Working Capital Loan Programme<br />

for Producer Organisations<br />

MFB launched its Working Capital Loan Programme for Producer<br />

Organisations in December 2008 to make available preferential<br />

working capital loans to producer organisations recognised with<br />

final force and vegetable and fruit producer organisations with<br />

preliminary recognition. MFB also extends loans via refinancing<br />

the credit institutions that join the programme and via direct<br />

financing arrangements. The Hungarian State extends guarantees<br />

to cover 80% of the funds placed by MFB up to HUF 4 billion.<br />

Altogether HUF 5.2 billion worth of credit had been approved in<br />

32 transactions up to 31 December <strong>2011</strong>. The average size of<br />

approved deals reaches HUF 160 million with more than half<br />

of the companies receiving loans above HUF 150 million. Loan<br />

applications were received mostly from regions with a tradition in<br />

producing fruit and vegetables (Southern Great Plain and<br />

Northern Great Plain).<br />

New Hungary Agricultural Working Capital<br />

Loan Programme<br />

Announced in March 2008, the New Hungary Agricultural<br />

Working Capital Loan Programme disbursed close to HUF<br />

38 MFB <strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> <strong>2011</strong>

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