Kashipur

Industrial & Economic Hub

Kashipur is a growing industrial center in Uttarakhand with major FMCG, paper, and chemical units driving consistent demand for machinery and MSME loans.

Manufacturing & SME Base

The SIDCUL industrial zone supports hundreds of small and mid-sized enterprises needing equipment finance, vendor credit, and working capital.

Education & Skill Training

With institutions like Radha Govind Institute and coaching hubs, the city sees steady demand for education loans, co-living spaces, and rental financing.

Real Estate & Housing Growth

Expansion in areas like Bazpur Road and Aliganj fuels the need for housing finance, LAP, and construction-related credit options.

Transport & Connectivity

Well-connected to Rudrapur, Haldwani, and Bareilly, Kashipur is emerging as a key logistics and fleet finance hub.

Healthcare & Civic Services

New clinics, diagnostic centers, and civic projects are driving demand for health, infrastructure, and personal finance.

Top Attractions

Govishan Dham Temple

An ancient and revered temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, attracting thousands of devotees year-round.

Drona Sagar Lake

A sacred and historic lake believed to be associated with Guru Dronacharya, offering a peaceful spiritual site.

Moteshwar Mahadev Temple

Shiva temple, known for its religious importance and vibrant festivals during Mahashivratri.

Chaiti Mela

An annual cultural fair showcasing local crafts, food, music, and attracting massive footfall.

Tumariya Dam

A scenic spot ideal for nature lovers, picnics, and bird watching, located a short drive from Kashipur.

Uttarakhand Open University R.C.

A hub for higher education and distance learning.

Why Kashipur is Key for Financial Services?

Strong industrial base and SIDCUL-backed growth fuels business loans, lease financing, and vendor credit.

Urbanization and migration from nearby hills and towns create demand for housing, personal, and education loans.

Seasonal events, local markets, and kirana retail activity support POS financing, inventory loans, and microcredit.

Real estate along the Bazpur Road corridor and civic infrastructure projects drive construction and housing-linked finance.

Loans We Offer

GREEN MOBILITY

EV Two-Wheeler Loan

Own an electric bike with easy financing designed for affordability and convenience.

Low EMIs & interest rates
Quick approval & disbursal
Green mobility incentives

FAST TRACK

E-Rickshaw Loan

Power your livelihood with financing for new or used e-rickshaws.

High LTV (Loan-to-Value)
Fast-track processing
Income-based repayment options

FLEXIBLE

Home Loan

Turn your dream home into reality with loans tailored to your needs.

Flexible repayment terms
Quick approval process
Personalized guidance

COLLAtERAL LOAN

Loan Against Property (LAP)

Leverage your property's value to access large funds for any purpose.

Competitive interest rates
Higher loan amounts
Use for business, education, or personal needs

PRE-OWNED

Used Commercial Vehicle Loan

Expand your transport business with financing for pre-owned trucks and vans.

Wide vehicle coverage
Fast disbursal
Minimal documentation

GREEN VEHICLE

L5 / CNG Vehicle Loan

Go green and grow your business with loans for L5 or CNG vehicles.

Tailored for small businesses
Eco-friendly financing benefits
Affordable EMIs

Key High-Growth Areas in Kashipur

SIDCUL & Industrial Belt

High MSME and manufacturing activity—driving demand for business loans, machinery credit, and working capital.

Bazpur Road & Aliganj Area

Expanding residential and commercial zones—ideal for home loans, construction credit, and LAP.

Gandhi Ashram & Old City Markets

Traditional trade hubs—need for POS machines, merchant credit, and festival-based loans.

Radha Govind College Area & Transit Nagar

Education and rental housing hotspots—scope for student finance, co-living loans, and tuition credit.

Statistics

Kashipur Finance & Economy

20,000+

MSMEs and industrial units in the region

18–30%

seasonal rise in merchant finance and festival lending

₹1.5L – ₹4.5L

lakh average loan size for SME and retail segments

₹1,200 – ₹3,000

average daily spend in local markets and industrial zones