2011-11-10 | CACS 10-2011

ACTIVITIES OF THE N200 BILLION COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURAL SCHEMES (CACS) FOR THE MONTH OF 0CTOBER 2011

The Nigerian Central Bank's Development Finance Department reported that as of October 2011, the balance of Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) funds stood at N62.67 billion. A total of 399 projects across 25 Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) had been approved for financing since inception in 2009. The largest number of approvals and disbursements were made by Union Bank Plc, with 15 projects receiving N10.843 billion and United Bank for Africa Plc, with 17 projects receiving N12.053 billion. Processing activities received the most funding at 55.50%, followed by production at 32.0%. The report also highlighted that no funds were withdrawn from banks during October 2011 due to contravention of CACS's guidelines.

Report On The Activities Of The N200 Billion Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (Cacs) - October, 2011

We present herewith, report on the position of the Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) for the Period January to October 2011:

1.0 State Government'S Patronage - Applications Received/ Processed

In October 2011, no State Government accessed CACS fund. The number of State Governments participating in the Scheme therefore remains twenty six (26) for the period January - October 2011. These State Governments accessed funds for on-lending to farmers' unions, co-operatives and financing of other areas of agricultural interventions in their various States. Analysis of the position of State Governments participation as at October, 2011 since inception in 2009 is shown below in figure 1 and table 1: Figure 1: Number of State Governments Financed under CACS by Regions

4 (15.38%) 7 (26.92%) 3 (11.54%) 4 (15.38%) 3 (11.54%) 5 (19.23%) Table 1: Disbursements Under CACS to State Governments

Amount
Financing BankStates Financed(N'Bn)
1Anambra, Enugu, Sokoto, Plateau, Cross
Fidelity Bank PlcRiverN5.0
2Union Bank of Nigeria PlcGombe, Kwara and Niger, Bayelsa, FCT*N4.5
3United Bank for AfricaBauchi, Kogi, Nasarawa, Ondo, Zamfara,
PlcAkwa Ibom, FCT*, Edo, Ogun and KanoN9.5
4Zenith Bank PlcAdamawa, Kebbi, Rivers and TarabaN4.0
5Access Bank PlcImoN1.0
6Guaranty Trust Bank PlcBenueN1.0
7First Bank of Nigeria PlcOsunN1.0
Total: 6 Banks26 State GovernmentsN26.0

Note: (*) - FCT accessed N0.50 billion each from UBA and UBN Plc respectively.

2.0 Actual Releases Of Funds By The Cbn To Banks

During the period under review (October 2011), the sum of N2.048 billion was released to 7 banks with respect to 7 CACS projects bringing total releases by the CBN since inception in 2009 to N137.352 billion.

Amount Released
Name of BankNumber of Projects(N'billion)
1Sterling10.100
2Stanbic IBTC10.134
3Wema10.04
4FBN Plc (Enhancement)10.185
5Oceanic Bank Plc10.35
6Diamond10.269
7UBA PLC (Enhancement)11.0
72.048

Table 2: Performance of Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) under the Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) October 2011

Page 2 From inception to date sixteen (16) banks, namely; Access Bank Plc, Fidelity Bank, First Bank of Nigeria, Guaranty Trust Bank, Oceanic Bank Plc, Skye Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Union Bank of Nigeria, United Bank for Africa, Unity Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, Diamond Bank Plc, Sterling, Citibank, Mainstream Bank and Wema participated under the Scheme.

Since inception, the breakdown of funds released by the CBN to all the deposit money banks (DMBs) that have participated under the Scheme is detailed in Table 3 below:

Amount released to Banks
Financing BankProjects(N'Bn)
1Access Bank Nigeria Plc97.926
2Fidelity Bank Plc76.225
3First Bank of Nigeria4614.951
4Guaranty Trust Bank Plc85.55
5Oceanic Bank International Plc22.350
6Skye Bank Plc68.667
7Stanbic IBTC208.476
8Union Bank Plc1815.343
9United Bank for Africa Plc3538.912
10Unity Bank Plc56.695
11Zenith Bank Plc1015.335
12Citibank11.500
13Diamond Bank40.919
14Sterling Bank32.320
15Mainstreet Bank(AfriBank)12.000
16Wema Bank20.155
Total177137.32

Table 3: Disbursements Under CACS by Deposit Money Banks (DMBs)2009 to date The CBN has released the sum of N137.32 billion for disbursement to 177 beneficiaries made up of 151 individuals/private promoters and 26 State Governments that accessed N1.0 billion each.

Page 3 Figure 2: Lending by Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) under the Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) by Number of Projects - As at October, 2011

50 45 40 35 25 20 15 10 e 0 Banks' Lending under the Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) Figure 3: in N' Billions As at October, 2011

First Bank , Sterling , 2.32 Mainstreet , 2 _Access , 7.926 _14.951 Diamond , 0.9 Citibank, 1.5 _ Wema, 0.155 Fidelity, 6.225 Zenith , 15.335 GTB, 5.55 Unity , 6.695 reanic , 2.35 Skye , 8.667 UBA, 38.912 Union Bank Stanbic , 8.476 3.0 BANK'S PERFORMANCE UNDER CACS SINCE INCEPTION CBN's REPORT ON THE COMMERCIAL AGRICULTURE CREDIT SCHEME (CACS) INTO THE OCTOBER, 2011 MEETING OF THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL (NEC) Page 4 Presented on table 3 below, is the summary of the activities of banks in Nigeria under the Scheme since inception:

ApplicationApproved
ReceivedProjectsDisbursement
Financing BankPrivPrivateStates
ateStatesPrivateStates(N'Bn)(N'Bn)
1United Bank For Africa Plc9818251029.4129.5
2First Bank of Nigeria Plc214445113.9521
3Skye Bank Plc70608.6670
4Ecobank Nigeria Plc000000
5Equitorial Trust Bank Plc000000
6Fidelity Bank Plc25251.2255
7First City Monument Bank Plc000000
8First Inland Bank Plc000000
9Guaranty Trust Bank Plc70714.551
10Intercontinental Bank plc000000
11Citi Bank (NIB Plc)10101.50
Oceanic Bank International
12Nigeria Plc20202.350
13Platinum Habib Bank Plc000000
14Diamond Bank Nigeria Plc40400.9190
15Spring Bank Plc000000
16Stanbic - IBTC Bank Plc2002008.4750
Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria Plc000000
17 18Sterling Bank Plc30302.3210
19Union Bank Plc15414510.8434.5
20Access Bank Nigeria Plc81816.9261
21Unity Bank Plc70506.6950
22Wema Bank Plc20200.1550
23Zenith Bank Plc846411.3354
24Main stream101020
Total3993615127*111.3326

Table 4: Performance of Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) in Nigeria under the Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) Since Inception in 2009 Note: (*) - FCT accessed N0.50 billion each from UBA and UBN Plc respectively.

4.0 Withdrawal Of Funds

Page 5 No funds were withdrawn from Banks in the month under review. The value of withdrawals from banks stood at N24.084 billion for twenty-six (26) projects from eight (8) deposit money banks as at October, 2011 due to contravention of the Scheme's Guidelines. The details of the withdrawals are given below:

UBA PlcSeventeen (17) projectsN12.053 billion

Cacs Performance By Value Chain Distribution

CategoryNumber (%) of ProjectsValue {N'billions and %}
Production68 (45%)35.91 {32.0%}
Processing63 (41.72%)61.76 {55.50%}
Marketing11 (7.0%)9.33 {8.0%}
Storage9 (5.96%)4.3 {3.85%}
Total151111.30

The analysis of projects financed under CACS by value chain showed that out of the 151 CACS private sector sponsored projects, production accounted for 45% and dominated the activities funded while processing accounted for 41.72%.

These activities were distantly followed by marketing and storage which registered 7.0% and 5.96 respectively. With regards to value of funds released, processing accounted for 55.50% followed by production which accounted for 32.0% of the value of enterprises financed. These activities were distantly followed by marketing and storage which registered 8.0% and 3.85% respectively (table 5, figure 4).

Table 5: Analysis of CACS Financed Private Projects by Value Chain Page 6 Figure 4: Banks' Disbursements by Number of Projects under the Commercial Agriculture Credit Scheme (CACS) As at October, 2011 based on Value Chain Distribution

7.0 Position Of The Balance Of Cacs Funds

The balance of CACS funds as at October 2011 is N62.67 billion DEVELOPMENT FINANCE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA ABUJA October 24, 2011 Page 7

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