For the first time in its history, Imon International is launching a lending program with interest rates reduced by up to 8% below standard terms for priority sectors of the economy.
This decision marks a new stage in the bank’s development and is part of its strategy to expand business access to more favorable, balanced, and sustainable financing. The program aims to stimulate economic activity, support entrepreneurship, and foster regional development.
Support for key industries
The program is focused on sectors that form the backbone of economic growth, employment, and investment activity:
· Tourism: financing projects in the hospitality industry, services, and tourism infrastructure
· Manufacturing: supporting the expansion of production capacity, modernization of equipment, and launching new projects
· Services: promoting small and medium-sized businesses focused on the domestic market and everyday needs of the population
The reduction in interest rates to -8% allows clients to significantly reduce the cost of borrowing, increase the investment attractiveness of projects, and allocate additional resources for sustainable growth, scaling, and enhancing competitiveness.
Special terms apply in all cities and regions where Imon International service points are located. Regardless of location, the bank’s clients can access the new lending terms and receive professional consulting support.
“We have decided to reduce interest rates by up to 8% to support industries that play a key role in the development of Tajikistan’s economy. Tourism, manufacturing, and services require accessible financing for growth and scaling. Our goal is to offer conditions that help businesses implement their projects more quickly, and help people move forward with confidence,” said Giorgio Parola, Chairman of the Board of Imon International.
Looking ahead
The launch of the rate-reduction program is the first step in a new stage of development for Imon International. The bank is steadily expanding its range of financial solutions for businesses and individuals, laying the foundation for further initiatives aimed at long-term partnerships, sustainable growth, and strengthening the country’s economy.
Imon International has been operating since 1999. Initially established as a women’s support fund, the organization was restructured into a microdeposit organization (MDO) in 2005.
In December 2025, 25 years after its founding, Imon International received a banking license, marking a new phase in the development of financial services across the country.
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