new delhi may 7 agricommodity financier inditrade capital that forayed into microfinance via its arm inditrade microfinance last month expects loan book size to go up to rs 150 cr by the end of 201718 on the back of higher footprint we are growing out business steadily and expects the outstanding loans to increase to rs 150 crore by the end march 2017 as there is enough demand in the country sudip bandyopadhyay group chairman of inditrade jrg group of companies told inditrade microfinance started operations last month from solapur in maharashtra with four branches to cater to the financing needs of semiurban industrial workers the company intends to expand its presence in coimbatore by september and rajasthan by decemberend there are significant opportunities in semiurban areas of industrialised states for a focused microfinance player he said bandyopadhyay claimed that the company offers loans at very competitive rates and provides easy and quick access with the country already moving towards becoming a digitised economy we plan to leverage technology in fulfilling our aim of reaching our customers and catering to their requirement for finance in the most effective and convenient manner he added he also held that this is the first time in the industry that a completely digitised loan disbursement and collection process will be implemented including client prospecting ekyc tracking gps locations credit check decision to disburse loan and money transfer to bank accounts dp ard