Broiler Contract Growing Program (BCGP)

The Broiler Contract Growing Program (BCGP) is a sub-program under the Sustainable Agribusiness Financing Program (SAFP) which is designed to encourage contract growers to expand their business by facilitating the financing of poultry broiler contract growing projects.

Eligible Borrowers

• • Duly recognized broiler contract growers who are registered with the Securities and Exchange commission (SEC), Department of Trade and industries (DTI), Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), or Cooperative Development Authority (CDA).
  • Local Government Units (LGUs)

Eligible Loan Purpose

To finance expenditures of poultry broiler contract growing projects:

1. Farm Development
2. Farm Acquisition (land, building & improvements)
   Financing intended solely for land acquisition shall not be allowed
3. Farm Expansion/Rehabilitation

Project Components allowed subject to validation:

1. Building & Improvements
   • Broiler House
   • Biosecurity Building/Bio-Room
   • Feed Warehouse
   • Power House
   • Mortality Pit
   • Multi-purpose Building (Combination of: Bio-room/Office/Warehouse/Staff house/Guard house)
   • Waste Water Treatment Facility
   • Bio-digester/Covered Lagoon
   • Road network inside the farm
2. Machinery and Equipment
   • Growing Equipment (Ventilating/Feeding/Watering/Brooding systems)
   • Electric Generator
   • Plastic Slats
3. Transportation
4. Water Distribution System
5. Power Distribution System

Loanable Amount

Up to maximum 70% of the Total Project Cost

Loan Tenor

Maximum of ten (10) years inclusive of grace period.

Mode of Payment

Quarterly, trimestral or semi-annual amortizations subject to change every pricing

Interest Rate

Prevailing interest rate

Collateral Security

• • Deposit with Hold-out amounting to the estimated interest payments during the grace/construction/loading period. Amount shall be deposited to any DBP Branch prior to initial loan release.
  • Real Estate Mortgage
  • Chattel Mortgage
  • Enhancement instruments/guarantee coverage such as, but not limited to, the Small Business Corporation, Credit Surety Fund and other guarantee institutions
  • Post-dated checks
  • Continuing Suretyship or Co-makership
  • Assignment of Deposit with Hold-out
  • Deed of Assignment of Contract Receivables
  • Assignment of Investments and other Money Market Placements
  • Other security arrangements acceptable to DBP.

Documentary Requirements

1. 1. Standard Requirements
      • Letter of Intent
      • DBP Application Forms
      • Audited financial statements, BIR-filed, for the last three (3) years (if applicable), except for start-up operations
      • Latest interim financial statements or alternative (if applicable)
      • Bio-data of key officers
      • Business Permits (Mayor’s Permit and Barangay Permit)
      • Copies of collateral documents
      • Plans and specifications signed by an Agricultural Engineer, detailed cost estimate, project’s time schedule, project brief
      • Specifications and drawings with certification on the availability of spare parts locally for machinery/equipment.
   2. Specific Requirements for Corporations
      • Certified True Copy of SEC Certificate of Registration
      • Certified True Copy of Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws
      • Latest General Information Sheet and/or additional documents to fully establish beneficial owners of the legal entity
      • Board Resolution duly certified by the Corporate Secretary, or equivalent document (e.g. Secretary’s Certificate), authorizing the business relationship and the signatory to sign in behalf of the entity.
      • Copies of one valid government ID of the designated signatories.
   3. Specific Requirements for Cooperatives
      • Certified True Copy of CDA Certificate of Registration
      • Certified True Copy of Articles of Cooperation and By-Laws
      • List of shareholders/Cooperative membership and their shareholdings and/or additional documents to fully establish beneficial owners of the legal entity.
      • Board Resolution duly certified by the Corporate Secretary, or equivalent documents (e.g. Secretary’s Certificate), authorizing the business relationship and the signatory to sign in behalf of the entity.
      • Copies of one valid government ID of the designated signatories
   4. Specific Requirements for LGUs
      • Monetary Board Opinion
      • Seal of Good Governance to be obtained from the Department of Interior and Local Government
      • Ordinance for ratifying the approved terms and conditions of borrowing to be enacted by the concerned LGU
      • Certification of Deb-Service Capacity to be obtained from the Bureau of Local Government Finance
      • Sanggunian Resolution authorizing the Local Chief Executive to negotiate, obtain and enter into, sign and contract a loan agreement
      • COA Audited FS for the last 3 years
      • Waiver on confidentiality of investment and bank depositsDownload Brochure (BCGP)
      • IRA schedule for the last 3 years

Download Brochure

For loan application, you may contact the DBP Lending unit near you.  Click this for the list of DBP Lending Groups. 

For inquiries, feel free to contact:

Program Development and Management II Department
Tel. No.: (02) 8818-9511 local 2330; 2329; 2349
E-mail: pdm2@dbp.ph