SEFA Microfinance Intermediary Lending
Funding through registered microfinance institutions for very small businesses and survivalist enterprises. Loans from R500 to R50,000.
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View AllFunding through registered microfinance institutions for very small businesses and survivalist enterprises. Loans from R500 to R50,000.
AFAWA is a real African Development Bank initiative, but you cannot apply to the AfDB for a loan - AFAWA guarantees and funds commercial banks (via the African ...
If you are 18-35 and your business has been trading for at least two years with turnover under R5 million, KickStart Boost combines business coaching with loan ...
If your business is at least 51 percent black-owned, already earning revenue, and can scale and create jobs, you can apply once to Edge Growth and be considered...
Funding and support for 51 percent+ black-owned businesses in the Sasol value chain: asset finance, working capital (including interest-free loans), and purchas...
The Eastern Cape Development Corporation provides business loans to Eastern Cape enterprises, including conventional loans, builders finance, and contract-based...
Enterprise and supplier development for businesses supplying (or becoming suppliers to) Woolworths: low-interest loans, advances on first orders, 7-day payment ...
Ithala Development Finance Corporation still offers business finance to KwaZulu-Natal businesses (CIPC-registered entities, partnerships, trusts or sole proprie...
Business loans from R2,000 with terms from 3 months to 5 years. Loans under R400,000 need no collateral or supporting documents for qualifying FNB business cust...
Standard Bank finances commercial vehicles, capital equipment and machinery for businesses, with negotiable deposits, balloon payments and repayments structured...
The Free State Development Corporation lends to Free State businesses through four products: start-up loans, expansion loans, business take-over finance, and br...
Sell selected invoices (or all invoices of pre-approved debtors) to FNB to release cash instead of waiting 30 or more days for payment; the facility stays open ...
A revolving short-term credit facility linked to an FNB Business Account: you pay interest only on what you use, with no minimum monthly payment while you stay ...
A revolving overdraft linked to a Standard Bank Business Current Account, from R2,000 with the limit set by your needs and affordability - no maximum is publish...
Standard Bank Business Term Loans give you a lump sum from R10,000 with fixed monthly repayments over 36 to 60 months, suited to expansion or buying capital ass...
Nedbank finances renewable-energy purchases for businesses (such as solar installations) through its long-term loan offering, with extended repayment terms of u...
MFC is the Nedbank vehicle-finance division, primarily consumer-facing, but business vehicle finance exists through MFC for e-hailing, security and delivery bus...
The IDC funds agro-processing and agriculture businesses through its Agro-Processing and Agriculture Strategic Business Unit, covering horticulture, field-crop ...
The IDC Mining and Metals unit funds new and expanding mining, beneficiation and metals production projects, including acquisition funding for Black Industriali...
The old Clothing and Textile Competitiveness Programme was replaced in October 2021 by the CTFL Growth Programme, run by the IDC for the dtic. It offers concess...
GEP Contract Finance is a loan for Gauteng SMMEs that have secured a contract or purchase order from government, a public entity or a private company and need w...
The IDC Energy unit funds energy projects at bankable stage: solar, wind, biomass-to-power, hydropower, gas-to-power, energy storage, green hydrogen, waste-to-e...
Nedbank offers medium-term business loans (repayable over 3 to 5 years) for equipment, assets and growth capital, and long-term loans (over 5 years) for propert...
Gauteng Enterprise Propeller runs a Start-up Finance Programme to help new SMMEs and co-operatives in Gauteng get finance to launch. GEP does not publish fixed ...
Concessional and commercial loans with favourable terms for qualifying small businesses.
Eligibility varies by programme. Most require CIPC registration, tax compliance, and a viable business plan. Check individual programme requirements for specific criteria.
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