Diahelong Feeds (Pty) Ltd
| Business Location: | Township |
| Province | Gauteng |
| Branch: | Fezile Dabi |
| Business Start Date: | |
| Busniess Type: | Company |
Business Dynamics and Challenges
Business Activities:
Bakeries / Confectionaries
Challenges/Needs:
• Promotional and advertising materials.
• Systems especially a POA system.
• Education pertaining to policies and procedures about HR.
• Business management and other developmental trainings.
• Automation of financial processes that the company currently employs.
• Access to funding, including guidance.
• Access to markets.
Intervention Insights and Results
Intervention Details:
• On-going mentorship and support from both SEDFA.
• Continuing invitations to various exhibitions held by SEDFA and other institutions – access to markets.
• Promotional and advertising (business cards, flyers and banners).
• Access to finance (NYDA and SEDFA Asset assist).
• Link to various markets and institutions.
• Continuing invitations to various exhibitions held by SEDFA and other institutions – access to markets.
• Promotional and advertising (business cards, flyers and banners).
• Access to finance (NYDA and SEDFA Asset assist).
• Link to various markets and institutions.
Outcome Details:
Through SEDA's interventions, Diahelong Feeds (Pty) Ltd was able to achieve the following:
• The turnover of the enterprise increased from R 30 000 to R 62 067.
• Appointment of an extra employee excluding the owner.
• A grant funding of R 50 000 from the National Youth Development Agency.
• Winning COCA-COLA’s Bizniz in a box, enabling the business to establish a national footprint.
• Improved business management tactics.
• The turnover of the enterprise increased from R 30 000 to R 62 067.
• Appointment of an extra employee excluding the owner.
• A grant funding of R 50 000 from the National Youth Development Agency.
• Winning COCA-COLA’s Bizniz in a box, enabling the business to establish a national footprint.
• Improved business management tactics.
Client Feedback
Client Comments:
‘Thank you, guys, for walking this journey with us’ – Mamoholi Valelo
