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Absa has partnered with HEINEKEN Beverages on a R1.2 billion initiative to support black-owned SMEs across South Africa. As the Fund Administrator, Debt Funder, and Strategic Enabler, Absa will manage two development funds - the Supplier Development Fund and the Enterprise Development Fund to empower at least 125 black-owned SMEs.

Along with funding, these businesses will receive financial literacy training, market access, business development services, and integration into value chains. This partnership goes beyond capital deployment, it's about creating jobs, unlocking potential, and reshaping South Africa's SME landscape.

Absa remains committed to driving inclusive growth, enabling financial inclusion, and building resilience for black-owned businesses. Absa is also dedicated to bridging capital with purpose, driving meaningful impact where it’s needed most

We are invested in your story and we invite you to write it with us.

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