cbe

awash

EUR
56.5106
57.6408
,
GBP
64.5257
65.8162
,
JPY
0.4037
0.4118
,
CHF
57.4629
58.6122
,
SAR
14.1527
14.4358

abyssinia

GBP
67.9672
69.3265
,
CHF
59.4683
60.6577
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
USD
56.8903
58.0281
,
CAD
37.6633
38.4166
,
AED
14.0174
14.2977
,
SAR
13.7269
14.0014
,
SEK
4.7417
4.8365
,
NOK
4.706
4.8001

abay

USD
56.5376
57.6684
,
EUR
61.7956
63.0315
,
GBP
72.289
73.7348
,
CHF
64.3716
65.659
,
AUD
37.3657
38.113
,
AED
15.3911
15.6989
,
CNY
7.8594
8.0166
,
DKK
8.2877
8.4535
,
DJF
0.3166
0.3229
,
INR
0.6826
0.6963
,
JPY
0.3821
0.3897
,
KES
0.4082
0.4164
,
NOK
5.3785
5.4861
,
SAR
15.0739
15.3754
,
ZAR
3.0306
3.0912
,
SEK
5.5156
5.6259
,
SDR
78.118
79.6804

zemen

CAD
41.6169
42.4492
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
GBP
71.1698
72.5932
,
SEK
5.2395
5.3443
,
USD
56.8903
58.0281

buna

nib

GBP
67.9672
69.3265
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
CHF
59.4683
60.6577
,
USD
56.8903
58.0281
,
CAD
37.6633
38.4166
,
AED
14.0174
14.2977
,
SAR
13.7269
14.0014

berhan

wegagen

USD
56.704
57.8381
,
GBP
68.416
69.7843
,
EURO
61.4501
62.6791
,
CAD
37.8361
38.5928
,
AUD
33.7923
34.4681
,
CHF
59.9428
61.1417
,
SEK
4.8272
4.9237
,
NOK
4.7926
4.8885
,
DKK
7.4566
7.6057
,
DJF
0.2862
0.324
,
INR
0.6803
0.6939
,
KSH
0.4345
0.4432
,
JPY
0.3389
0.3457
,
SAR
13.6809
13.9545
,
AED
13.9722
14.2516
,
ZAR
3.1723
3.2357
,
CNY
7.0934
7.2353
,
KWD
176.0871
179.6088

dgb

enat

USD
56.8022
57.9382
,
GBP
70.7585
72.1737
,
CHF
62.3446
63.5915
,
SEK
5.1879
5.2917
,
NOK
5.1733
5.2768
,
DKK
8.1014
8.2634
,
KES
0.4271
0.4356
,
JPY
0.3673
0.3746
,
DJF
0.3181
0.3245
,
CAD
41.1312
41.9538
,
AUD
36.4897
37.2195
,
SAR
15.1424
15.4452
,
AED
15.4648
15.7741
,
ZAR
2.9861
3.0458
,
CNY
7.846
8.0029

addis

nbe

dashen

USD
56.8903
58.0281
,
GBP
67.9672
69.3265
,
CHF
59.4683
60.6577
,
SEK
4.7417
4.8365
,
NOK
4.706
4.8001
,
DKK
7.4005
7.5485
,
JPY
0.331
0.3376
,
CAD
37.6633
38.4166
,
SAR
13.7269
14.0014
,
AED
14.0174
14.2977
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
DJF
,
INR
,
KES
,
AUD
33.6202
34.2926
,
ZAR
,
CNY
7.1049
7.247
,
KWD
176.4157
179.944
,
AED

oromia

USD
55.4509
56.5599
,
EUR
58.7724
59.9478
,
GBP
64.394
65.6819
,
SAR
13.3775
13.6451
,
CHF
59.3141
60.5004
,
AED
13.662
13.9352

lion

USD
56.8323
57.9689
,
GBP
67.6047
68.9568
,
EUR
60.623
61.8355

coop

USD
56.8323
57.9689
,
GBP
70.7903
72.2061
,
EUR
60.623
61.8355
,
SAR
15.1496
15.4526
,
AED
15.4721
15.7815

gadaa

USD
56.8323
57.9689
,
GBP
67.6047
68.9568
,
EUR
60.623
61.8355
,
AED
14.0023
14.2823
,
SAR
13.7104
13.9846
,
CHF
59.7478
60.9428

hijra

EUR
61.5525
62.7836
,
USD
56.0843
57.206
,
GBP
71.5355
72.9662
,
AED
15.2681
15.5735
,
CAD
41.9322
42.7708
,
SAR
14.9478
15.2468

Development Bank ready to give up to 200 billion birr loan

Development Bank

The  Development Bank of Ethiopia  announced that even if the Bank has sufficient financial arrangements, it has not received any requests from the manufacturing industries

Although the Ethiopian Development Bank has made adequate financial arrangements to support industries, the manufacturing industries have not submitted loan requests as often as required. The number of requests to establish large factories is not sufficient in terms of the financial capacity the bank has built. As Yohannes Ayaleu, President of the Ethiopian Development Bank (Dr.)  stated regarding the performance of the policy bank for the 2015 fiscal year on July 27, 2015, E.C.

Dr. Yohannes stated that although the bank has received as many requests for mega projects as expected, The Bank has not received loan requests for investments in the manufacturing sector.

Development Bank has released more than 14 billion birr loans for two cement projects

It is said that the Development Bank has created the capacity to finance up to eight billion birr for one project, for example, it has financed two cement projects for a total of more than 14 billion birr in the last fiscal year.

“Many projects were supposed to come, but they didn’t, so the bank didn’t give out funds. In its current state, although it can handle (lending) up to 200 billion, what it has lent in the fiscal year is very low,” said Yohannes (Dr.), in the past (before the reform) Development Bank projects were presented to him, and there was a problem of fairness and approval, but now the projects that have come to him

Yohannes (Dr.) also  stated that the country’s demand for cement from cement factories is huge and that there is a gap of more than 70 percent of demand and supply in the current situation, and if further investment is not made in the sector, this gap will increase to 88 percent

In particular, although the country’s demand and supply of cement will not be filled in a short period, he explained that the Development Bank plans to close this gap in the coming years.

The president said that all mega projects of the manufacturing sector, including cement projects to be built in any part of the country, must meet the requirements of the Development Bank and come to the Development Bank

John (Dr.), stated that due to the operational problems of the Development Bank itself, the requests for other such projects, including cement factories, were delayed because they were not approved in time.

At present, the government has announced that they have received responses from the improvement measures taken by the bank in connection with the reform.

In 2013, the bank improved its performance by implementing various new strategies. 4.3 billion birr, 3.9 billion birr in the fiscal year 2014, and 6.4 billion birr in pre-tax profit. The bank has increased its capital from 2.6 billion birr three years ago to 38 billion birr and has announced that it was able to approve 46.4 billion birr loans in the fiscal year ended.

In addition, the disbursement of more than 19.3 billion birr from the approved total loan was explained, and it was mentioned that 13.5 billion birr was able to be collected according to the contract. According to Yohannes (Dr.), at the end of the fiscal year, the bank’s total assets reached 160.8 billion birr, and the total capital was 38

Acting Vice President Corporate Services of Ethiopian Development Bank, Getachew Balai, said that the bank’s reform has increased the number of districts from 12 to 24, the number of branches from 78 to 100, and made it accessible to all areas of the country.