- CEO
- Rizwan Dawood Shams
- Full Time Employees
- 847
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Finance/Rental/Leasing
- Address
- Dhaka Bangladesh
- IPO Date
- Sep 24, 2006
- Business
- IPDC Finance PLC is a non-banking financial institution based in Bangladesh that provides a comprehensive range of corporate, small and medium-sized enterprise, and consumer financial services. Established in 1981 as the first private-sector development finance institution in the country, the company is headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and operates a nationwide network of branches serving retail consumers, micro-enterprises, commercial businesses, and corporate entities. The institution operates across three primary business segments: Retail Financing, which includes home loans, affordable housing credit under the Bhalo Basha scheme, auto loans, personal financing, fixed deposit schemes, cumulative profit accounts, periodic deposit options, and female-centric financial solutions through its IPDC Priti platform; SME and Micro-Enterprise Financing, which delivers medium- and long-term term loans, lease finance facilities, work order financing, commercial vehicle credit, collateral-free credit programs for female entrepreneurs under the Joyee platform, and digital micro-retailer financing through IPDC Dana; and Corporate and Structured Finance, which provides project loans, syndicated financing, advisory services, working capital credit, and digital supply chain finance products encompassing accounts receivable factoring, reverse factoring, and distributor financing enabled by Orjon, a blockchain-based supply chain platform, alongside digital consumer financing through IPDC EZ. In recent corporate developments, the company amended its legal name to IPDC Finance PLC, joined the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials to implement standardized greenhouse gas accounting across its lending portfolio, partnered with the SME Foundation to expand grassroots business credit, and entered into refinance agreements with Bangladesh Bank for green factory projects and micro, small, and medium enterprise liquidity support, while advancing institutional collaborations with Mutual Trust Bank and academic partners for affordable housing design and financing.