BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Business Partners International (BPI), a fund supervisor that gives debt fairness financing, has disclosed that it has supported numerous enterprise ventures within the nation to the tune of K25 billion ($15 million).
BPI Country Manager, Bond Mtembezeka mentioned that is a part of its dedication to supporting entrepreneurs by offering tailor-made monetary options.
Mtembezeka disclosed this throughout a buyer interplay breakfast in Blantyre on Friday, bringing collectively entrepreneurs to interact with the financier on funding alternatives and enterprise development methods.
“We would like to recommend to entrepreneurs that as Business Partners International, we are here for them. There are plenty of opportunities in the market, and we have established ourselves as a go-to financier. If they are looking to buy equipment and invest in property, we are ready to provide that kind of funding solution,” mentioned Mtembezeka.
He highlighted that the session was extremely interactive, permitting entrepreneurs to ask pertinent questions and acquire deeper insights into BPI’s funding strategy.
“We have answered a lot of questions that entrepreneurs had, giving them a clear understanding of what Business Partners invests in and what we don’t. We have also explained our pricing structure and emphasized that we agree on repayment terms with our clients.”
“So far, the response has been quite positive, and our portfolio is growing rapidly. We expect to see the desired impact in the coming years,” mentioned Mtembezeka.
One of the entrepreneurs, Lucious Dzimbili, Managing Director of Meshozi Construction Limited, expressed gratitude for the session, stating that it offered beneficial insights into how companies, like his, can profit from BPI’s monetary options.
“As entrepreneurs, we are very grateful to BPI for organizing this interaction, which has enlightened us on how to grow our businesses. We had the opportunity to present our needs as contractors and understand how BPI can support us.”
“In the construction industry, we require significant capital investment in equipment, and this session has helped us understand the steps we need to take to secure funding. A partnership with BPI will indeed help us grow our business,” mentioned Dzimbili.
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