Samsung EEIP Enterprise Development Program 2025 for black owned South African SMEs. – Opportunities For Africans

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Application Deadline: unspecified

Applications at the moment are open for the 2025 Samsung EEIP Enterprise Development Program. Samsung, in collaboration with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (“Dtic”), hereby invites black owned South African companies. Join the programme of bringing optimistic change to the nation in case you are an entrepreneur with expertise within the enterprise of:

• Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
• Service Centre repairs for cellular gadgets and client electronics; in addition to

to submit an application to take part in Samsung’s Enterprise Development (ED) Program below the Equity Equivalent Investment Program. The goal is to focus on black owned and black girls owned excessive potential small enterprises within the ICT business

Requirements

• You should be a South African Citizen and Company, registered in SA by legal guidelines of the nation;
• Your enterprise must be no less than 51% black owned, working for a minimal of 1 (1) 12 months;
• Your turnover needs to be lower than R50 (fifty) million every year;
• Your enterprise needs to be labeled as an Exempted Micro Enterprise (“EME”) or Qualifying Small Enterprise (“QSE”), as outlined within the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003 (as amended from-time-to-time);
• Proven track-record of working within the Consumer Electronic Repair or ICT industries;
• You must have the related certification and experience for your online business; and
• You must have good communication expertise, enterprise acumen, interpersonal expertise and entrepreneurial capabilities.

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Samsung EEIP Enterprise Development Program