Looking for a business loan in South Africa? Learn all you need to know about business loans in this guide.

In this guide, we’ll lay out a clear, step-by-step approach to securing project financing for your small business in South Africa.

Asset financing is when a company uses its balance sheet assets (including short-term investments), inventory and accounts receivable to take out a loan. Asset finance basically means that you provide the lender with a security interest in your assets.

Your credit score is designed to show you by way of number, the strengths and weaknesses of your credit report.

The SMMES and Co-Operatives Funding Policy was approved by the cabinet in September 2024. Here is everything you need to know about it.

Guide on Business Investment in South Africa eates innovation and provides a good foundation for research and development.

Female empowerment funds in South Africa are vehicles that the government and private sector has devised to empower women-owned businesses.

Venture Capital Funding in South Africa is a little-known financing option, yet this industry is ripe for disruption.

While still a niche way to fund a start-up in South Africa, angel investors are an important part of the country’s start-up ecosystem.

The platform was built to empower South African businesses to connect them with opportunities that unlock their growth and simplify operation.

The NYDA’s funding instruments have come into greater focus as more young people look to start businesses as a way out of unemployment.

Government and the private sector youth business funding opportunities that assist young entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses.

Government funding for small businesses is vital. Where other financial institutions can’t help, the government can help with funding.

South Africa’s township economy is mostly made up of small and informal businesses, often operating in the informal sector.

NEF funding is a major part of the government’s effort to support SMEs in the country and advance the economic participation of black people.

The aim of dtic funding is to provide small businesses with better opportunities and to level out the competitive landscape across markets.

The South African government drives the growth and sustainability of these enterprises is by providing development funding.

The Small Enterprise Development Agency (SEDA) provides funding and support to small enterprises and cooperatives. 

Crowdfunding is gaining traction as a viable option for raising capital because of the wide range of benefits it offers.

To close the gender gap there are programmes in place aimed at providing access to funding for women-owned business in South Africa

Business loan requirements aren’t as difficult as it sounds. Find out how to access alternative financing options.