1. Cambodia Health Committee (CHC-NGO), Cambodia
2. Center for Agriculture and Rural Development (CARD), Philippines
3. Catalyst Microfinance Investor (CMI), Bangladesh
4. Dr. Jaime Aritotle B. Alip, Philippines
5. Dr. Sok Thim, Cambodia
6. Dr. Chiv Bunthy, Cambodia
7. Mr. King Kapkalyan, Cambodia
8. Staff Association
|
|
Capital 2009 |
Capital 2007-2008 |
Capital 2005-2006 |
|
Shareholders |
Proportion |
Proportion |
Proportion |
|
1. CHC-NGO |
25.39 % |
38.25 % |
69.62 % |
|
2. CARD |
7.69 % |
7.83 % |
15.38 % |
|
3. CMI |
38.46 % |
33.33 % |
- |
|
4. Dr. J. A. B. Alip |
1.54 % |
0.58 % |
- |
|
5. Dr. Sok Thim |
15.46 % |
6.67 % |
5 % |
|
6. Dr. Chiv Bunthy |
3.08 % |
6.67 % |
5 % |
|
7. Mr. King Kapkalyan |
5.00 % |
6.67 % |
5 % |
|
8. Staff Association |
3.38 % |
- |
- |
|
TOTAL |
USD 1,300,000 |
USD 600,000 |
USD 65,000 |
In 2008, the National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) regulated the Public Saving Sector and fixed a minimum Capital requirement of USD 2,500,000 for MFIs to apply for a Public Saving License. In order to boost our development and follow the 2009-2013 Business Plan, SAMIC Limited will increase its paid-up capital in 2009, from USD 600,000 to USD 1,300,000. Current shareholders will increase their shares and the staff will take shares through the recently-created Staff Association.
