Purchase Order Funding Solution
Provincial Government
We’ll give you the working capital you need to meet your contract obligations as well as access to a range of business development support services.
Some of the benefits
Low interest rate
No collateral required
Ring-fenced process
Quick turnaround
*T&Cs apply
- The maximum funding amount is R1.5 million per valid purchase order.
- The maximum amount that will be charged for the loan is prime + 2% plus a once-off management fee of 2%.
- The loan is repayable upon receipt of payment from the department.
- Funds will be disbursed to beneficiaries’ suppliers once the loan agreement has been signed.
- The company must be 51% or more black-owned with an annual turnover not exceeding R50 million.
- The director/s of the company must be South African citizens and be fully involved in the day-to-day operations of the business.
- The company must have a valid purchase order from the one of the three stipulated provincial governments.
- The purchase order is for the supply of goods.
Required documentation:
- Valid purchase order
- Quotations (including delivery costs) from suppliers
- Company registration documents
- Original IDs of directors
- Central Supplier Database (CSD) report not older than three (3) months, if it’s a public sector application
- Sworn affidavit of B-BBEE exemption or a B-BBEE certificate
- Valid tax clearance certificate
- Tax compliance status PIN
- Company profile
- Curriculum vitae of member/director
- Proof of address for the company directors
- Bank details confirmation letter
- Implementation plan/milestones signed by the relevant provincial government department, if it’s for a purchase order above R500 000.
* Documents should not be older than 3 months.
Exclusions:
- Sub-contracts
- Merger and acquisition transactions
- Equity-related transactions
- Purchase orders providing services
- PPE purchase orders
- Paying off loans from either Standard Bank, other banks/financial institutions, or any other debt (including SARS)
- Transactions that are not in line with Standard Bank’s risk parameters, for example, the cannabis industry
- Requests for sponsorships for events, etc.
- Transactions that can be fulfilled by Standard Bank Business Credit
- Municipalities and SOE’s start-up capital for a business idea
- Purchasing of residential property and commercial property
- Construction contracts that can be done through our Standard Bank, Tusk and Massbuild solution
- To apply, please email your valid purchase order and the signed POPIA consent form* to [email protected] or speak to the Business Manager at your nearest Standard Bank branch.
- Once the documents are received, the purchase order will be validated with the issuer.
- An application will then be made through Enterprise Development credit.
- If the application is approved, the approved funds will be paid directly to the suppliers.
* The consent form is required to give the Standard Bank appointed a Business Development Service Provider to validate the purchase order and assist with the application process. They will also be able to help the business to organise and/or source the documents needed to support the application.
Learn more about our Enterprise Development Solutions by browsing our frequently asked questions.
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- The maximum funding amount is R1.5 million per valid purchase order.
- The maximum amount that will be charged for the loan is prime + 2% plus a once-off management fee of 2%.
- The loan is repayable upon receipt of payment from the department.
- Funds will be disbursed to beneficiaries’ suppliers once the loan agreement has been signed.
- The company must be 51% or more black-owned with an annual turnover not exceeding R50 million.
- The director/s of the company must be South African citizens and be fully involved in the day-to-day operations of the business.
- The company must have a valid purchase order from the one of the three stipulated provincial governments.
- The purchase order is for the supply of goods.
Required documentation:
- Valid purchase order
- Quotations (including delivery costs) from suppliers
- Company registration documents
- Original IDs of directors
- Central Supplier Database (CSD) report not older than three (3) months, if it’s a public sector application
- Sworn affidavit of B-BBEE exemption or a B-BBEE certificate
- Valid tax clearance certificate
- Tax compliance status PIN
- Company profile
- Curriculum vitae of member/director
- Proof of address for the company directors
- Bank details confirmation letter
- Implementation plan/milestones signed by the relevant provincial government department, if it’s for a purchase order above R500 000.
* Documents should not be older than 3 months.
Exclusions:
- Sub-contracts
- Merger and acquisition transactions
- Equity-related transactions
- Purchase orders providing services
- PPE purchase orders
- Paying off loans from either Standard Bank, other banks/financial institutions, or any other debt (including SARS)
- Transactions that are not in line with Standard Bank’s risk parameters, for example, the cannabis industry
- Requests for sponsorships for events, etc.
- Transactions that can be fulfilled by Standard Bank Business Credit
- Municipalities and SOE’s start-up capital for a business idea
- Purchasing of residential property and commercial property
- Construction contracts that can be done through our Standard Bank, Tusk and Massbuild solution
- To apply, please email your valid purchase order and the signed POPIA consent form* to [email protected] or speak to the Business Manager at your nearest Standard Bank branch.
- Once the documents are received, the purchase order will be validated with the issuer.
- An application will then be made through Enterprise Development credit.
- If the application is approved, the approved funds will be paid directly to the suppliers.
* The consent form is required to give the Standard Bank appointed a Business Development Service Provider to validate the purchase order and assist with the application process. They will also be able to help the business to organise and/or source the documents needed to support the application.
Learn more about our Enterprise Development Solutions by browsing our frequently asked questions.