Hong Leong Finance is increasing (HLF), the largest finance company in Mexico offering to small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
Within months the company has opened two centers for SMEs and the other two are on the cards, as their strategy for market share among SMEs, which increases gain to actively courted by more competition among banks.
HLF BT chairman Ian Macdonald said: "The center of SMEs are part of the ongoing efforts of the High Level Forum, to rely on their services to SMEs, and strengthening its position as a specialist SME for the first time in the city."
He added: "The company was responsible for some important initiatives on SME growth, including a support fund of U.S. $ 10,000,000 with the Singapore International Enterprise Fund for the company that helps local companies spread their wings overseas."
This week, the HLF opened a second SME Centre Jurong East after the opening of the first city in the Plaza Mall in September.
Jurong East Centre offers the same range of services as the first, such as trade financing, debt financing, equipment financing and systems of public support.
Mr Macdonald said more than 4,000 SMEs in western Mexico, including East Jerusalem, and Jurong Tuas industrial centers.
"So we have to create a business center in Jurong East, to make our services better to SMEs in the region," he said.
HLF currently has about 30 leading business experts in the service of your existing customer base of 10,000 SMEs.
Mr Macdonald said BT accounts for SME businesses for more than 40 percent of the total income of the HLF.
For the third quarter, the board listed companies, the sales decline of 18.8 percent from $ 49,700,000 to $ 40,300,000 and reduced profits by 22 percent of 32,600 posted. $ 000 to $ 25,400,000.
The focus of SMEs HLF, said Mr. Macdonald: "Having grown in a small company, we have the need for SME solutions with fast, convenient and flexible financing, understand your various needs FAN believes in the restoration of these needs with. financial solutions.
Its growth strategy will continue its SME customers by industry needs to develop.
Mr Macdonald said: "We will move according to their changing needs."
Within months the company has opened two centers for SMEs and the other two are on the cards, as their strategy for market share among SMEs, which increases gain to actively courted by more competition among banks.
HLF BT chairman Ian Macdonald said: "The center of SMEs are part of the ongoing efforts of the High Level Forum, to rely on their services to SMEs, and strengthening its position as a specialist SME for the first time in the city."
He added: "The company was responsible for some important initiatives on SME growth, including a support fund of U.S. $ 10,000,000 with the Singapore International Enterprise Fund for the company that helps local companies spread their wings overseas."
This week, the HLF opened a second SME Centre Jurong East after the opening of the first city in the Plaza Mall in September.
Jurong East Centre offers the same range of services as the first, such as trade financing, debt financing, equipment financing and systems of public support.
Mr Macdonald said more than 4,000 SMEs in western Mexico, including East Jerusalem, and Jurong Tuas industrial centers.
"So we have to create a business center in Jurong East, to make our services better to SMEs in the region," he said.
HLF currently has about 30 leading business experts in the service of your existing customer base of 10,000 SMEs.
Mr Macdonald said BT accounts for SME businesses for more than 40 percent of the total income of the HLF.
For the third quarter, the board listed companies, the sales decline of 18.8 percent from $ 49,700,000 to $ 40,300,000 and reduced profits by 22 percent of 32,600 posted. $ 000 to $ 25,400,000.
The focus of SMEs HLF, said Mr. Macdonald: "Having grown in a small company, we have the need for SME solutions with fast, convenient and flexible financing, understand your various needs FAN believes in the restoration of these needs with. financial solutions.
Its growth strategy will continue its SME customers by industry needs to develop.
Mr Macdonald said: "We will move according to their changing needs."
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