Green credit largely focuses on large-scale projects
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Green credit accounts for approximately 4.3% of total outstanding debt and is mainly focused on large-scale projects, failing to reach small and medium-sized enterprises. The outstanding green credit is mainly concentrated in the fields of agriculture, forestry, aquaculture, and renewable energy.
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Background & Analysis Scope
- Green lending still accounts for a small proportion of total outstanding loans.
- The analysis scope focuses on the agriculture, forestry, aquaculture, and renewable energy sectors.
- Mechanism of Action:
- Green lending focuses on large-scale projects → expected significant growth of large enterprises → capital inflows into the renewable energy sector and related industries.
- Green lending accounts for approximately 4.3% of total outstanding loans → the level of surprise is moderate as it is based on data.
- Benefiting or Pressured Groups:
- Benefiting:
Renewable energy (related codes
- VNE, POW, PVS)
- Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture (related codes: HAG, SBT, SHS)
- Pressured:
- Small and medium-sized enterprises
- Industries not supported by green lending
Risks to watch
- The proportion of green lending increases → pressure on the value of enterprises not supported by green lending.
- The growth of green lending focused on large-scale projects → risk of capital recovery.
- Short-term Timeframe:
1-2 quarters ahead
- Green lending continues to focus on large-scale projects, not yet reaching small and medium-sized enterprises.
6-12 months later
- The proportion of green lending may increase, affecting the value of unsupported enterprises.
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Green credit accounts for only around 4.3% of total outstanding loans, mainly focused on large-scale projects, with the majority still not reaching small and medium-sized enterprises, according to a representative of the Ban IV.