Assisting local Entrepreneurs and Small to Medium Enterprises with commercialization funding, the Khoebo Innovation Promotion Programme (KIPP) fund offers capital and business support to SMME’s during the early stages of commercialization with particular emphasis on Township and Rural Entrepreneurs.
A Department of Trade Industry and Competition (DTIC) programme, managed by the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), the objective of the Khoebo Innovation Promotion Programme (KIPP) is to enable early stage innovative SME’s to penetrate the market with their locally developed innovations resulting in a more competitive economic environment and thereby facilitating economic growth in the South African Economy.
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Innovative LED technology, designed primarily for cannabis cultivation.
Heat Locker Box non-electric slow cooker represents a significant innovation in energy-efficient cooking technology.
Prosthetic liner serves as a critical interface between an amputee’s residual limb and the prosthetic socket.
Start-up company specialising in the manufacture of an innovative and patented polypropylene yarn designed to slowly release volatile liquid actives such as insect repellents over an extended period.
Complementary health supplements based on indigenous plants, supporting liver health, boosting immunity and anti-oxidant levels.
Innovative reflective paint designed to enhance the visibility of roaming animals for motorists at night.
Aim: To provide finance to renewable energy and energy efficiency projects of smaller scale, as well as manufacturing of Green products in South Africa.
Aim: To develop competitive, economically viable activities in agro-processing (food and non-food) sectors by developing local and regional resources to supply domestic demand and increase international trade.
In 2015, Cabinet approved the Black Industrialists Policy, which sought to increase the participation of black South Africans in the ownership and control of productive enterprises.
Aim: To expand the funding reach to black owned SMEs and small businesses which continue to face challenges.
Aim: To help the struggling steel industry with an interest subsidy that offers discounts to qualifying clients.
Aim: To encourage privately-owned tourism enterprises to move towards cleaner and renewable energy sources as well as the efficient utilisation of water.
Aim: To encourage youth entrepreneurship and employment creation, thereby expanding South African production capacity.
Aim: To offer capital and business support to SMME’s during the early stages of commercialization.
Aim: To expand and deepen industrial development in the small industrial business segment.
Aim: To assist SMEs and MIDCAP companies to access loan financing for CAPEX, medium and long term working capital.
Aim: To support employment opportunities, counteracting job losses due to Covid-19, and creating an opportunity for growth and renewal.
Aim: To contribute towards sustainable job creation and retention by supporting job creating transactions while providing concessionary funding.