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Plain-English guidance on purchase order funding, invoice discounting and tenders – plus the weekly SMME intelligence that helps South Africa’s serious builders win and deliver more work.
Accountants, brokers and advisors already sit close to SMMEs. This is how AffiliateHub lets you earn commission for referring them to the right funding.
Invoice Discounting Zizi Digital had 10 days to run a 12-language national radio campaign and no cash for upfront airtime. This is how media buying funding got it on air.
Funding The IDC starts at R1 million and targets three to five months to a decision. Here is exactly what it requires, what it excludes, and how to apply.
Funding FNB purchase order financing, delivered by Sourcefin, funds confirmed work for South African SMEs. What it is, what it pays for and the two ways to apply.
Newsletter PRASA is putting R11 billion into Durban rail signalling, with the first corridors unveiled in October. Here is what suppliers should do before the bids open.
Funding Most government funding in South Africa is a loan, not a grant. A practical map of the national and provincial funders, what each backs and where to start.
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Funding FNB refers eligible business clients to Sourcefin for Purchase Order Financing on confirmed work. What the arrangement is, who it fits and how to start.
Newsletter The Constitutional Court invalidated the Public Procurement Act, but existing tender rules stay in force for current bids. This Brief covers what to do next.
Newsletter The referral arrangement with FNB has gone live, and a new government tender rule takes effect in November. This week's Brief covers what to do next.
Purchase order funding and invoice discounting for South African SMMEs – we back the opportunity, not just the history.
Newsletter Durban's Go! transport rollout has an operator agreement at last. This week's Brief covers the supplier opportunity, bad-credit funding and open tenders.
In the News Sourcefin CEO Josh Kadish joined POWER 98.7's POWER Lunch to unpack purchase order financing, the SMME funding gap, and the FNB referral arrangement.
Newsletter Cape Town has signed 70MW of solar agreements at rates below Eskom's. Here is what funders now expect, and where the work is most likely to reach an SMME.
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