Strategic programmes to accelerate key economic sectors

Our programmes are focused on accelerating the nation’s economic progress in line with broad development goals, targeting key sectors such as digitalisation, sustainability, maritime and logistics, and public transportation.

By providing impact capital support for high-performing businesses, we’re aiming to ensure Malaysia’s long-term prosperity.
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A boost for high-growth sectors to ensure shared prosperity

An edge for high impact development projects with attractive programmes aligned to national agendas such as the MADANI Economy framework, NETR, NIMP 2030, Financial Sector Blueprint and 12th Malaysia Plan.​

Greater accessibility to funds, providing essential equity and working capital support to Malaysian enterprises and sustainable growth for Malaysia.

Exclusive rates to support the nation’s economic growth and resilience in line with our developmental mandate.

ProgrammeS

Programmes to take your business to the next level

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MADANI Development Programme 2.0

For companies supporting the MADANI Economy Framework and the 13th Malaysia Plan with focus on resetting the economy, enhancing security and promoting sustainability.

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Transportation & Logistics Programme

Financing for companies in the maritime, aerospace, transportation and logistics industries for acquisition of vessels, aircraft, equipment, infrastructure development and working capital requirements.

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Digital Infrastructure & High Impact Sectors Programme

Accelerating industry transformation towards Industry 4.0, digitalisation, digital economy and advanced technologies as well as supporting new growth and high impact sectors under New industrial Master Plan (NIMP) 2030.

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Sustainable Development & Transition Programme

Fostering the development of green economy and supporting Malaysia's transition towards a lower carbon and sustainable economy in relation to the United Nation Development Programme (UNDP) Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that are non-energy related.

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Renewable Energy & Transition Programme

Supporting energy-related activities under National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR) such as Renewable Energy, Green Technology, Carbon capture, Utilisation and Storage (CCUS), Energy Efficiency, Green Hydrogen, Electric Mobility and Energy related Transition Financing.

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Bumiputera Economic Development Programme

Financing programme offered to Bumiputera companies in supporting of Government’s implementation of Bumiputera Economic Transformation Plan 2035 (PuTERA35).

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National Energy Transition Facility

Expedite the deployment of capital to enhance the accessibility of funds for the energy transition projects.

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Semiconductor Financing Programme

Financing for Malaysian companies across the semiconductor value chain to strengthen global competitiveness and accelerate industry growth.

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Tourism Infrastructure Programme

The Tourism Infrastructure Programme provides financing for companies involved in projects that support tourism infrastructure development and urban regeneration in Malaysia. The programme promotes the enhancement of tourism facilities, sustainable urban regeneration and preservation of heritage assets.

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Blended Finance 

Accelerate capital deployment by combining public and private funding to improve access for projects with strong development potential.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Bank Pembangunan Programme?

In aligning with the Government’s national development agenda, the Bank Pembangunan Programme is a government-subsidised financing initiative offered to eligible customers in sectors that meet the specified programme objectives.

The subsidy provided by the Government for the Bank Pembangunan Programme is in the form of an interest/profit subsidy.

Are the funds under the Bank Pembangunan Programmes a grant from the Government or a loan / financing?

The funds under the Bank Pembangunan Programme are not Government grants. They are financing options offered by Bank Pembangunan where interest / profit rates are subsidised by the Government.

Who is eligible for Bank Pembangunan Programmes?

The minimal requirement to be eligible for the Bank Pembangunan Programme are:

  • Business entities that are either Private Limited, Public Company or Co-operatives.
  • The business must be Registered and incorporated in Malaysia.
  • Majority ownership of 51% by Malaysian.
  • Meets the specified Bank Pembangunan Programme objectives and requirements.
  • The above does not apply to the Bumiputera Economic Development Programme.

If my company has received financing under one Bank Pembangunan Programme, can I apply for financing under another programme?

Yes, businesses / companies may submit multiple applications. However, the 2nd and / or subsequent application will be subject to credit assessments and Bank Pembangunan’s policies. For financing application that exceeds RM100 Million, application will be considered on case-to-case basis. The final approved financing amount is up to Bank Pembangunan’s discretion.

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