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Tidel Park branch inaugurated
By Our Corporate Reporter
CHENNAI, FEB. 16. Inaugurating an SBI branch at the Tidel Park,
Mr. Janki Ballabh, Chairman, said the branch would offer both
commercial and personal banking for corporates and employees of
the complex.
The branch had all the infrastructure facilities to render top
class service to customers.
Mr. Ballabh said SBI was proud to have funded the Tidel Park
phase I besides taking stake in the equity capital. It was
prepared to be a partner in the second phase too.
Mr. Vepa Kamesam, Managing Director, said there was intense
competition among banks and a battery of ATMs had come up in the
Tidel Park complex and it was the 22nd ATM by the bank. He said
SBI had so far computerised 2,300 branches on a standalone basis.
Mr. B. V. M. Sarma, Managing Director of Tidel Park, said SBI
came forward to fund the first phase of the project costing Rs.
320 crores, even while IDBI and ICICI expressed their
apprehensions. The cost of the second phase was placed at Rs. 450
to 500 crores, he said.
Mr. Hemant K. Sinha, executive director, Tidco, said the second
phase of Tidel project would not be less than three times bigger
than the first project.
Mr. B. Ramachandra Rao, Chief General Manager, Chennai circle of
SBI, said the Tidel Park branch was the 588th in the circle and
had immense growth potential with the increasing personal banking
requirements of software professionals and corporate banking
needs of software companies housed in this complex. He hoped to
reach a target of Rs. 15 crores in respect of deposits and Rs. 25
crores in advances from this branch in the first year.
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