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Dubai Islamic Bank - Business Finance
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Minimum Revenue: AED 1,000,000 | Maximum Loan Amount: AED 2,250,000 | Equity Required: Yes | Maximum Term: 4 Years | Flat Rate: 9.37% | Reducing Rate: 17.0% |
Dubai Islamic Bank's Al Islami Business Finance extends up to AED 1.5 million for businesses who think big. With a hassle-free approval process and business-friendly payment options, Al Islami Business Finance is the better way for all your business needs.
DIB Business Finance Features:
DIB Business Finance Features:
- Finance up to AED 2.5 million
- Competitive Profit Rates - 17%-24%
- Financing based on Salam Finance
- Flexible tenure from 6 months to 48 months
- Minimum Annual Turnover - AED 1 Million
- Minimum Annual Turnover 1000000
- Minimum Loan Amount: AED 50,000
- The company should have a minimum annual sales turnover of AED 1,000,000 to be eligible for this finance
- You do not need an account with the bank to apply for a business finance
- The flat rate starts at 17% and can go up to 24% per annum, depending on company profile
- The company should be at least 1 year old in order to qualify for finance
- The early settlement fee is up to 1% of outstanding balance
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