Takhni-Rehmapur Wildlife Sanctuary
A serene forest sanctuary home to diverse flora, deer, and bird species.
Famous for traditional craftsmanship, Hoshiarpur’s furniture workshops drive demand for wood tool financing, shop setup loans, and inventory credit.
The district’s strong farming belt supports lending needs for tractor attachments, irrigation tools, and pesticide distributor credit.
Export-oriented businesses dealing in wooden goods, musical instruments, and décor pieces seek working capital, packaging, and logistics-based finance.
With increasing youth migration for jobs and education, IELTS, driving, and computer centers need classroom setup, marketing, and equipment loans.
Traders in hardware and construction items across Gaushala Road and Phagwara Chowk require inventory and bulk order financing.
With new colonies near Hariana Road and Bullowal developing fast, demand rises for home loans, registry finance, and property purchase credit.
A serene forest sanctuary home to diverse flora, deer, and bird species.
A beautifully decorated hall with intricate mirror work located within the local Rajputana-style fort complex.
A significant Sikh religious site believed to have been visited by Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji.
A peaceful spiritual retreat known for its calm surroundings and religious gatherings.
A historic fort linked to Sher Shah Suri, reflecting Hoshiarpur’s medieval military significance.
With its mix of wood-based industries, agro-commerce, and skilled trades, Hoshiarpur offers stable loan demand across semi-urban trade, women’s businesses, and housing finance.
The city benefits from low migration, steady customer repayment, and a culture of entrepreneurship in both traditional and modern sectors.
SF-6, Second Floor, “J’s Eminent Mall”Complex, Sutehri Road Hoshiarpur
Phone:
0181-4639903-08
Email:
[email protected]
Boutique, coaching, and food service hubs needing setup and inventory loans.
Machinery, tool, and timber clusters needing trade credit.
Hardware and plot buyers looking for housing and shop loans.
Small exporters, agri-tool shops, and artisan units with working capital needs.