Data Analysis of IFCI

Data analysis of IFCI in concern with various sectors as per the assistance provided by it to them
Total Income & Expenditure (Crores) Rs
Performance

2009

2010

Total Income

1484

1679

Total Expenditure

888

1012

Profit Before Tax

1010

1115

Profit After Tax

667

671

Approvals and Disbursements (Crores) Rs.

Years

Approvals

Disbursement

2008

2550.49

2280.09

2009

4014.88

3311.45

2010

6765.55

6053.82

IFCI and Industrial Finance

The sanctions of IFCI went up to Rs. 6579.7 crore in 1995-96 from 32.3 crore in 1985-86, but it
declined to Rs. 778 crore by 2001-02. up to march 2003, total sanctioned assistance was Rs.
45426.7 crore while disbursements were Rs. 44169.2 crore.

Year

Sanctions

Growth rate%

Disbursements

Growth rate

1985-86

499.2

20.2

403.9

48

1986-87

798.1

59.9

451.6

11.8

1987-88

922.6

15.6

657.1

45.5

1988-89

1635.5

77.3

997.5

51.8

1989-90

1817

11.1

1121.8

12.5

1990-91

2429.8

33.7

1574.3

40.6

1991-92

2421.2

-0.4

1604.4

1.9

1992-93

2347.9

-3

1733.4

1993-94

3745.9

59.5

2163.1

24.2

1994-95

4327

15.5

2838.7

32.4

1995-96

6579.7

52.1

4586.5

61.6

1996-97

3952.2

-39.9

5175.5

12.5

1997-98

5708.2

44.4

5615

8.5

1998-99

3622.8

-36.5

4836.4

-13.9

1999-00

2045.6

-43.5

3374.3

-30.5

2000-01

1417.9

-30.7

2152.7

-36.9

2001-02

778

-45.1

1069.9

-49

2002-03

2035.1

161.6

1796.5

63.8

Total from
1970 to 2003

45426.7

44169.2

IFCI and Product Wise Assistance

IFCI provides direct financial assistance for financing projects in terms of rupee loans, foreign
currency loans, and by underwriting and direct subscription to shares, debentures and bonds.

Years

Sanctions

Disbursements

1998-99

3129.6

4229.3

1999-00

1900.3

3027.4

2000-01

1371.2

2093.2

2001-02

721.4

1065.6

2002-03

2021.7

1783.1

up to march 2003

37122.6

35926.4

IFCI and Purpose Wise Assistance

In the purpose wise sanctions and disbursements, new projects got Rs. 15919.6 cr which is 35.17
% of total sanctions up to march 2003.

Serial no.

Purpose

Sanctions

Disbursements

New

15919.6

15611.3

Expansion

6649.2

6547.5

Rehabilitation

115.7

114.2

Modernization

5459.8

5480.4

Working capital

837.5

774.2

Others

16279.4

15476.1

Total

45261.1

44003.6

IFCI and Sector Wise Assistance

The IFCI provided maximum assistance to private sector by giving Rs. 40660.9 cr as on march
2003. This constitutes over 89% of total assistance by IFCI. The public sector got very little out of
the total sanctions of IFCI.
Serial no.

Sector

Sanctions

Disbursements

Public

1541.1

1539.1

Joint

2192

2146

Cooperative

867,1

838.4

Private

40660.9

39480.1

Total

45261.1

44003.6

Data Analysis of IDBI

The main objective of IDBI is to provide term finance and financial services for establishment of
new projects as well as the expansion, diversification, modernization and technology up gradation
of existing industrial enterprises. It is one of the most important financial institutions which has
provided lot of funds for industrial activities in the country.

Investment and Savings (Crores) Rs.

Year

Investment

Savings

2005

32.7

32.2

2006

32.3

32.1

2007

35.5

34.4

2008

37.7

36.4

2009

34.9

32.5

Sactoral Growth
Goods

2009

2010

Basic Goods

2.6

7.1

Capital Goods

7.3

19.2

Intermediate

-1.9

13.6

Consumer Goods

4.7

7.4

General

2.8

10.4

IDBI and Purpose Wise Assistance

Serial No.

Purpose

Year

Sanctions

New

1998-2003

67498.8

Expansion

1998-2003

50627.3

Rehabilitation

1998-2003

12976.5

Modernization

1998-2003

1415.8

Working capital

1998-2003

44086.5

Total

IDBI and Sector Wise Assistance

176604.9

Serial no

Sectors

Amount

Percentage

Public

34963

16.05

Joint

11753.7

5.39

Cooperative

1802.2

.83

Private

169304.2

77.71

Trust

50

.02

Total

217873.3

100

IDBI and Institution Wise Assistance

Serial No.

Institutions

2000-01

2001-02

SFC

129.8

87.7

SIDC

233.2

99.6

Total

363

187.3

Data Analysis of SIDBI

The sanctions of SIDBI are generally given to those entrepreneurs who have business of small
scale and fulfill the criteria of SIDBI. It undertakes a large variety of promotional and
developmental activities in order to improve the strength of small scale units, creating employment
opportunities and new way for economic development of poor.
Sanction & Disbursements (Crores) Rs.
Year

Sanction

Disbursement

2007

11102

10225

2008

16164

15087

2009

29188

28298

2010

32521

31918

Income and Profit (Crores) Rs.

Year

Income

Profit

2007

1187

298

2008

1638

198

2009

2082

299

2010

2540

421

SIDBI and Financial Assistance

Year

Sanctions

Growth%

Disbursements

1997-98

295

1998-99

1764.8

498.2

279

1999-00

1820.4

3.2

672.4

141.1

2000-01

3276.5

79.4

766.5

13.9

2001-02

3008.1

-7.9

1506.2

96.5

2002-03

2304.1

-23.4

949.3

-37

up to march 12459.7
2003

4173.6

Growth