Kampala, Uganda, 9th July 2025: Equity Bank Uganda Limited, together with Nation Media Group and KPMG, has officially launched the 17th edition of the Top 100 Mid-Sized Companies Survey 2025, under the theme “Driving Inclusive Business Growth- Empowering SMEs across All Sectors for Economic Transformation.”
The launch, held at the Sheraton Hotel Kampala, re-affirmed Equity Bank’s unwavering commitment to supporting Uganda’s thriving SME ecosystem through tailored financial solutions, business advisory, capacity building and market access initiatives.
Speaking during the event, Mr. Claver Serumaga, the newly appointed Executive Director at Equity Bank Uganda emphasized the Bank’s dedication to transforming lives and building sustainable enterprises, “At Equity Bank, we go beyond providing banking services. We journey with SMEs from ideation to expansion, walking hand-in-hand to nurture growth. Our continued investment in this survey and beyond is a reflection of our belief in the transformative power of entrepreneurship.”
As Uganda’s premier financial partner for SMEs, Equity Bank is participating for the second consecutive year as the exclusive banking partner, committing to a three-year sponsorship of the survey. The bank is currently serving over 15,000 SMEs with more than UGX 500 billion in financing across sectors such as; agriculture, logistics, construction and manufacturing- efforts aligned with its continental Africa Recovery and Resilience Plan, which is injecting USD 65 billion into real sector businesses across Africa.
Olivia Mugaba, Head of SME at Equity Bank, passionately highlighted the real-world impact of the Bank’s partnerships, “The story of Equity Bank is truly a story of transformation- of changing lives and enabling growth from the grassroots up. I recall a client who started with a UGX 10 million loan and now manages a UGX 2 billion portfolio. That’s the kind of impact we live for. This partnership has defined who we are- a bank that empowers SMEs to thrive, scale and become industry leaders.”
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