Special Financing for Women Micro Entrepreneurs
May 15, 2026
Agrobank has introduced special financing for women micro-entrepreneurs in the agro and agri sector who want to grow their business with more confidence, namely AGRONITA.
Here is more information and info about this financing.
About AGRONITA
AGRONITA is specific financing for women micro-entrepreneurs for the purpose of working capital or the purchase/development of fixed assets to meet business needs.
It was implemented in conjunction with the celebration of International Women’s Day, thus proving the bank’s commitment in driving the growth of micro businesses led by women.
In addition, it is also organized by Agrobank which aims to:
- Elevating Women, Strengthening the Nation.
- International Women’s Day 2026.
- Encouraging women entrepreneurs to get micro financing.
- Increase the number of female entrepreneur customers at Agrobank.
For the women who successfully get this financing, they will be given a special gift by Agrobank which is a Parasol.
However, it is limited to the first 200 customers and each applicant is only eligible to win one registration prize.
Financing Objectives
The purpose of this funding was created to:
- Business operating costs
- Purchase or Development of Fixed Assets to support food-based business needs
- Agricultural activities
- Working capital
Funding Limits & Periods
The funding limits set are:
- Minimum: RM1,000
- Maximum: RM100,000
The financing period is up to 7 years with a profit rate as low as 4.75% per year.
Funding Qualifications
The eligibility requirements for financing are as follows:
- Malaysian female entrepreneur.
- Aged 21 years (at the time of application) up to 70 years (at the end of the financing period).
- The business has been operating for at least 12 months.
- Women entrepreneurs who applied for funding through the Agronita Campaign have now received approval and the funds have been channeled.
- Self-employed individuals (women) who carry out business activities but are not registered with any business registration entity are eligible to apply for this financing subject to Agrobank’s current conditions.
- Are micro-entrepreneurs (women) who meet the criteria as stated in the definition of SME, SME Corporation Malaysia.
- A business entity registered under the Business Registration Act 1956.
- Business activities must be Shariah compliant.
How to Apply
To apply, applicants can apply by visiting the nearest Agrobank branch.
Frequently Asked Questions
AGRONITA is specific financing for women micro-entrepreneurs for the purpose of working capital or the purchase/development of fixed assets to meet business needs.
– Business operating costs
– Purchase or Development of Fixed Assets to support food-based business needs
– Agricultural activities
– Working capital
Yes. Self-employed female individuals who do business but are not registered with any business entity are eligible to apply, subject to Agrobank’s current conditions.
– Minimum: RM1,000
– Maximum: RM100,000
Further Information
For more info about AGRONITA, please visit the website
Also read: NextGen Agropreneur Grant: Goods Assistance Up to RM50,000
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