Erada microfinance Headquarters & Office Locations

Erada microfinance (Private) is headquartered in Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt. Founded in 2022, the company operates across 1 countries with approximately 750 employees worldwide.

Where is Erada microfinance's main office?

Erada microfinance's main headquarters office is located at 13g Ahmed Kamel Street Branching Off From El Lasilki Street, Cairo, Cairo Governorate . This serves as the company's primary corporate address and is home to its executive leadership team.

Erada microfinance regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Cairo, Erada microfinance maintains 1 offices across 1 countries. Regional offices span 1 countries.

Erada microfinance contact information

The main switchboard for Erada microfinance headquarters can be reached at —. For investor relations, visit eradafinance.com/investor-relations.

What does Erada microfinance do?

Erada Microfinance is a financial institution established in 2022, providing a diversified set of innovative financing products that cater to every project across various industries aligning with Egypt’s financial inclusion endeavors. With the partnership of Etisalat e&, the Sovereign Fund of Egypt via the Financial Services and Digital Transformation sub-fund and Amr Abou El Azm. Erada facilitates access to microfinance tailored to its clients’ specific needs; supporting Egypt’s youth entrepreneurial potential leading to job creation and income generation. In collaboration with Etisalat e&, we leverage their technology and extensive branch network across Egypt to enhance our customers' experience. By utilizing Etisalat e&'s branches and technology, we bring our services closer to our clients and develop innovative products tailored to their specific needs, ensuring a smoother and more convenient experience for all. Erada carries a social and economic impact for financial inclusion & income generating activity, which is imbedded in the core of our financial proposition, with the ultimate goal to create a legacy of empowerment and support for Egyptians by making them economically self-sufficient.”