Testimonials
Gracias Restaurant
Solange, owner of Gracias restaurant, discusses how her catering business has expanded since working with BeneFactors.
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Benoit, owner of Genuine Construction ltd. explains how factoring services have stabilized his supply chain and allowed him to expand his construction material supply company. His company has supplied materials to numerous development projects across Rwanda.
Read MoreSyneduc Business Group
Customers of Isaac’s carpentry business, Synaduc Business Group, do not always pay on time. Hear how factoring has changed the way he works and how BeneFactors helped to expand his company.
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Farm to Fork Ltd.
Farm to Fork Ltd. is a top agriculture industry provider in Kigali offering services to local and international consumers. They work with farmers, with a particular focus on small scale farmers. The company offers a wide range of services including capacity building, research, consultancy, legislative and statutory standard requirements that govern the food industry, often paid for by the government or international organisations, who want to support farmers.
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Trattoria – Bar & Restaurant
Trattoria is an Italian restaurant and bar in Kigali that is often buzzing with customers. Emani is the current owner of Trattoria and manages the restaurant, bar, catering company and café. He supplies to the government and many other sectors.
Before being referred to BeneFactors Ltd. by a family member, Emani was experiencing bad relations with his buyers as they would delay payments by 3-4 months. For instance, an agreement was signed with a water supply company to provide food for the employees, however, because of the buyer’s bureaucracy issues, Emani was not being paid for months and months at a time. He found himself in a position where his employees were not being paid on time and he delayed supplying as a result of limited cash flow.There was no place he could go to for cash to service his contracts under these circumstances, and the stress was becoming unsustainable for the business and for Emani.
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