Qualify
Nine questions, about five minutes. You get an answer on the spot.
For companies
Raise against the hard currency you already earn.
Aminco finances African exporters, starting with Nigeria. If buyers abroad pay you in dollars, pounds or euros against confirmed orders or contracts, find out in five minutes whether you qualify.
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What you can raise
Three ways to finance an order book.
Trade finance
Working capital against confirmed export orders, repaid as your buyers pay. Buyer credit insurance is required before every drawdown.
Income notes
Fixed term capital for equipment, plant and expansion, repaid from contracted hard currency revenue.
Growth capital
A note with a share in the company, for businesses that want a partner through their next stage.
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Who qualifies
Six things we look for.
- Incorporated and operating in Nigeria. Other African markets follow.
- Paid in hard currency by buyers abroad.
- Revenue that is already contracted: confirmed orders, contracts, offtake agreements or letters of credit.
- At least twelve months of hard currency trading.
- Raising between $250,000 and $5,000,000.
- Financial statements for the last two years.
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How it works
Five stages, and the answer you get at each.
Apply
Six parts in your portal. It saves as you go, and your documents upload with it.
Diligence
Buyers verified, contracts read, financials reviewed. Two to three weeks is the target.
Terms
A term sheet if the credit decision is yes.
Funding
The raise opens to investors once the documents are signed.
Aminco is pre licensing. Taking the check or applying is not an offer of financing; whether a company is financed, and on what terms, is decided only after diligence. Questions: [email protected].
Start the checkEarly access
Be first in when the doors open.
One email when the first investment opens, and an invite to Melora, our investor app, when there is a place for you.
Aminco isn’t licensed yet. Nothing here is an offer to invest.
You’re on the list. We’ll be in touch.