FMO reaffirms faith in SA Taxi with $15m anti-Covid loan
The Dutch funder has now supported the private taxi lender to the tune of $40m.
07/10/2020 at 15h39, by Africa Business+
The financing consists of $15m in mezzanine debt, granted at the end of September by the Dutch Development Finance Company (FMO) to SA Taxi Development Finance, a wholly owned subsidiary of SA Taxi.
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