Nbcc to set up its own nbfc
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Nbcc to set up its own nbfc

The National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) has announced its plans to establish its own Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC), marking a significant expansion into the financial sector. This strategic move aims to leverage NBCC's expertise in construction and real estate to diversify its portfolio and tap into new revenue streams.

Establishing an NBFC will allow NBCC to provide financial services such as loans, investments, and advisory services, catering specifically to the construction and real estate sectors. By offering tailored financial solutions, NBCC aims to address the unique needs and challenges faced by developers, contractors, and other stakeholders in the industry.

This decision comes amidst growing opportunities in the real estate and infrastructure segments, driven by government initiatives such as affordable housing schemes, smart city projects, and infrastructure development plans. With its extensive experience and track record in executing large-scale construction projects, NBCC is well-positioned to capitalise on these opportunities and contribute to the growth of the sector.

Furthermore, establishing its own NBFC will enable NBCC to streamline its financing processes and reduce dependency on external financial institutions. This move is expected to result in significant cost savings, with projections indicating potential savings of over ?100 million over the coming years.

The decision to venture into finance underscores NBCC's commitment to innovation and diversification, as it seeks to evolve beyond its traditional role as a construction company. By expanding its presence in the financial sector, NBCC aims to strengthen its position as a comprehensive solutions provider in the construction and real estate ecosystem.

In addition to providing financial services, NBCC's NBFC is poised to foster synergies with its existing business verticals, including project management consultancy, real estate development, and engineering procurement construction (EPC) services. This integrated approach will enable NBCC to offer end-to-end solutions to its clients, ranging from project inception to financing and execution.

Overall, NBCC's decision to set up its own NBFC represents a strategic move to capitalise on emerging opportunities in the financial sector while leveraging its core strengths in construction and real estate. As the company embarks on this new chapter, it is poised to play a pivotal role in driving growth and innovation in the construction and real estate industry.

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The National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) has announced its plans to establish its own Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC), marking a significant expansion into the financial sector. This strategic move aims to leverage NBCC's expertise in construction and real estate to diversify its portfolio and tap into new revenue streams. Establishing an NBFC will allow NBCC to provide financial services such as loans, investments, and advisory services, catering specifically to the construction and real estate sectors. By offering tailored financial solutions, NBCC aims to address the unique needs and challenges faced by developers, contractors, and other stakeholders in the industry. This decision comes amidst growing opportunities in the real estate and infrastructure segments, driven by government initiatives such as affordable housing schemes, smart city projects, and infrastructure development plans. With its extensive experience and track record in executing large-scale construction projects, NBCC is well-positioned to capitalise on these opportunities and contribute to the growth of the sector. Furthermore, establishing its own NBFC will enable NBCC to streamline its financing processes and reduce dependency on external financial institutions. This move is expected to result in significant cost savings, with projections indicating potential savings of over ?100 million over the coming years. The decision to venture into finance underscores NBCC's commitment to innovation and diversification, as it seeks to evolve beyond its traditional role as a construction company. By expanding its presence in the financial sector, NBCC aims to strengthen its position as a comprehensive solutions provider in the construction and real estate ecosystem. In addition to providing financial services, NBCC's NBFC is poised to foster synergies with its existing business verticals, including project management consultancy, real estate development, and engineering procurement construction (EPC) services. This integrated approach will enable NBCC to offer end-to-end solutions to its clients, ranging from project inception to financing and execution. Overall, NBCC's decision to set up its own NBFC represents a strategic move to capitalise on emerging opportunities in the financial sector while leveraging its core strengths in construction and real estate. As the company embarks on this new chapter, it is poised to play a pivotal role in driving growth and innovation in the construction and real estate industry.

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