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STEP 9: OBTAINING FINANCES/RESOURCES FOR YOUR EXPORTS
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Assistance for inviting prospective buyers/investors to SA to conclude orders

General description of the offering

Assistance is provided to South African entities organising an inward buying/investment mission to enable a prospective buyer/investor to make contact with them to conclude export orders or attract foreign direct investment.

Scheme-specific qualifying criteria

The business invited must have a large buying/investment capacity and the representative of the business must be decision-making officer who is able to conclude contracts. The invited mission member must attend all business appointments and functions. EMIA will not consider follow-up visits. The buyer/investor must not have previous or existing relations with the company - the incentive is intended for a new prospective customer.

Financial contribution for IIBM

The Department of Trade and Industry will provide the following compensation in respect of the types of entities as listed below:

  • HDl's
    1. Economy Class return airfare
    2. 100% of the costs to a maximum of R10 000
    3. Subsistence allowance: A subsistence allowance of R800/day up to five (5) days
    4. Rental of vehicle of up to R200/day for a maximum of (5) days
  • SMME's
    1. Economy Class return ticket
    2. 80% of the costs to a maximum of R8 000
    3. Subsistence allowance: A subsistence allowance of R800/day up to five (5) days
    4. Rental of vehicle of up to R200/day for a maximum of (5) days
  • Other size entity
    1. Economy Class return ticket
    2. 50% of the costs to a maximum of R5 000
    3. Subsistence allowance: A subsistence allowance of R800/day up to five (5) days
    4. Rental of vehicle of up to R200/day for a maximum of (5) days

Supplementary information required with the Application Form for PMR

(Refer to detailed description of required documentation)

  • Documentation required from all applicants:
    1. For Inward Buying Missions the applying business must submit a copy of the Customs & Excise registration certificate.
    2. Proof of registration of the entity
    3. Full-colour product brochures from the visiting entity
    4. Financial statements or bank statements in the case of a sole proprietor
    5. A motivation for the Inward Buying Mission including:
      • Objectives of the mission
      • The market potential of the industry
      • Any import restrictions (in the buyer's country), and
      • Export potential of industry and products concerned
    6. Applicants must submit a detailed itinerary with the application - the itinerary must clearly set out objectives of daily activities
    7. A profile of the invited company such as a website address etc., as well as a letter from the foreign company confirming the designation of the buyer/investor
    8. Three (3) air ticket quotations; two (2) from EMIA's preferred service providers and a third from a service provider of choice
  • Additional Documentation required from an Export Trading House, Commissioned Agent or Industry Association
    1. Industry Associations, Export councils or Joint Action Groups, must supply:
      • Brochures of at least five (5) South African businesses
      • Letters of permission to represent these businesses at this event
      • Details in terms of export capacity on the application form of the five (5) companies represented at the event
      • If the applicant is a Commissioned Agent, copies of agency agreements from three (3) represented SMME's or HDI's
      • If the applicant is an Export Trading House, letters confirming permission to represent three (3) SMME's or HDI's
  • Entities that are outsourcing their manufacturing process
    1. These entities will only qualify on submission of:
      • Formal outsourcing agreement/s between the entity and the manufacturer/s OR
      • Other proof substantiating that the entity is the legal owner of the product/design or patent.

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Step 9: Obtaining finances/resources for your exports
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INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPATION INCENTIVE SCHEMES
            Individual Exhibitions (IE)
            Individual Inward-bound Mission (IIBM)
                  .Minimum mandatory requirements
                  .Limitation of assistance
                  .Steps for applying for assistance
                  .Assistance for inviting prospective buyers/investors to SA to conclude orders
                  .Application documents and other requirements
                  .Claim documents and other requirements
            In-store promotions (IP)
            Primary Market Research (PMR)
GROUP PARTICIPATION INCENTIVE SCHEMES
            National Pavilions (NP)
      Payment terms and export financing
      Pricing as a means of financing
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      Foreign currency loans
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Step 4:Broad mission statement and initial budget
Step 5:Confirming management's commitment to exports
Step 6: Undertaking an initial SWOT analysis of the firm
Step 7:Selecting and researching potential countries abroad
Step 8: Preparing and implementing your export plan
Step 9: Obtaining financing for your exports
Step 10: Managing your export risk
Step 11: Promoting the firm and its products abroad
Step 12: Negotiating and quoting in exports
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Step 14: Obtaining the export order
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