Chairman's Message
“The times we live in today can be divided into two – One before and during the coronavirus pandemic. And the other, that is post the coronavirus age. Such a split provides a more accurate picture of where exactly we stand in terms of economic growth and development. But more importantly, it draws attention to the fact that all our collective efforts towards progress in the past millennia, will most likely crumble at our very feet unless a revamped and a more flexible system is not put in place to initiate a recovery. As we know, our country is already set to recapture the lost time and is promised to make a stronger, more sustainable come-back. With just the right fiscal policies and technology integration to support the mainstream industries, rating agencies across the globe have given a very upbeat outlook for this resilient nation of ours.
But wouldn’t all of this be in vain if our progress as a nation does not trickle down to every last person in the country?
Since 1960, NBFCs have taken up the role of empowering the rural and Middle-Class India, giving them the foundation to dream, build and scale up their standards of living and revenue sources. Sixty years later, today, NBFCs like Supra Pacific have become such an integral part of rural upliftment, since sizeable population in the country depends on the services and products of NBFCs with regard to financial inclusion and income generation to households.
At Supra Pacific, we are constantly on the lookout for improved products and services that can cater to our wide range of customers across all sections of the society. Having identified ourselves as part of the key drivers of the Indian Economic Growth engine, we know that now more than ever, especially as the world recovers from a pandemic jolt, we need to come together to encourage our micro, small and medium businesses back into the mainstream and propel a sustainable national growth that trickles down to the grassroots.
After all, just a little Trust and a long history of Partnership can do wonders, if not perform pure miracles.”
