Small And Medium Enterprises Financing

No matter how big or small your entrepreneurial dreams, come see us at ValueAdd and we will help make them come true. Our SME division is ready to take care of your every financial need with solutions that will assist in building your business.

What is ValueMet PS?

Is a save – loan financial plan to help businesses both registered and unregistered to access Start-up financing to grow confidently and responsibly!

Benefits of ValueMet PushStart

Full Business Registration
Push Start Loan
Savings Cash Back
5% Bonus
Appointed Bookkeeper

Why must I save up to access the Push Start Loan?

Monthly savings creates a transactional record/ statement which guarantees us that you will be able to pay back the PS loan.
Savings determines the PS loan amount and bonuses
Savings shows commitment

Additional Benefits of ValueMet PushStart

Legal Representative
Business Insurance
Business Manager &
consultant
Business Plan & Profile Tender Applications
Cash Loan Licensing
Marketing
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How much PS loan can I qualify for?

Minimum of N$ 6,600
Maximum PS of N$ 65,000

Who can apply?

Registered or unregistered businesses
Namibian citizens & foreigns

When to access the PS Loan?

Only after full 12 months of continues saving towards your

PS loan amount

PS loan amount is equivalent to your total savings after bonuses. If your total savings after bonuses is N$ 10,000, the PS loan with be N$ 10,000 added onto your savings

When do I payback the PS loan?

The PS loan is paid back in one (1) year with 30% interest

Via debit order

Who qualifies?

The ValueMet Business SME division finances Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Entrepreneurs who do not have easy access to capital, but have high growth potential and strong owner management.

Let us help launch your business today with our easy financial solutions

What types of business do we finance?

The ValueMet Business SME division provides a range of financing solutions that cater to the individual needs of Small and Medium Enterprises:

Start-ups

New businesses that have practical and realistic business plans, have secured a government or private sector contract, are buying into a franchise or have a viable customer base and whose owners have relevant expertise, experience and ability to
manage and grow the business. “Business should have 16-month banking history

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