Move Africa Capital is a leading South African Purchase Order (PO) funding company that specializes in accelerating growth for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs). The company provides a unique financial solution that allows businesses to realize their financial freedom and growth.
Move Africa Capital's business model is designed with an entrepreneur’s mindset, focusing on people from disadvantaged communities. The company's primary service is purchase order funding, which can be transformative for businesses, especially SMEs. This financing method helps companies fulfill orders without depleting their working capital. It's particularly beneficial for startups and SMEs who might have substantial orders but limited cash flow.
Unlike traditional loans which require collateral, credit history checks, and sometimes involve long approval processes, PO Funding is based solely on the value and legitimacy of confirmed purchase orders. Move Africa Capital offers funding from R 200,000 to R 1.5 Million per deal, with a facilitation fee of 20% of all profits. The company prides itself on its transparent pricing and no hidden fees.
Move Africa Capital is committed to fostering community development, focusing on the upliftment of disadvantaged communities. The company's fast and reliable services ensure businesses can meet supplier costs and fulfill customer orders promptly.
The company is located at Highveld Office Park, 58 Oak Ave, Technopark, Centurion, Johannesburg, Gauteng 0169, South Africa. For more information or to apply for Purchase Order Funding, you can visit the Move Africa Capital website.
Gauteng, Johannesburg
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