Uthingo Holdings is an Empowerment Group Holdings company.
There are various subsidiaries within the group, meeting the needs of various elements of the B-BBEE scorecard.
Founded and led by a team of dynamic female entrepreneurs, Uthingo is a 51% black female-owned Level 2 company that brings a unique perspective to the world of B-BBEE transformation, entrepreneurship, and enterprise development.
10
Years experience
Our services
Public & Private Organisations
We collaborate with organisations to breach the unemployment gap, provide support for beneficiaries, and help meet B-BBEE requirements.
Black Entrepreneurs
Through Uthingo ST, we’re able to train and mentor entrepreneurs, equipping them with the tools necessary to run successful businesses.
Rural Communities
Leveraging our connections across rural South Africa, we’re able to provide consumer education specifically related to the FSTC practice target of 20%.
Underprivileged School Children
In partnership with CURRO, through Uthingo SED, we’re able to assist underprivileged school children with a holistic education.
What sets us apart
Uthingo Holdings stands out as a superior B-BBEE Empowerment group by providing comprehensive support services, including strategic guidance, risk evaluation, and business emergency hotlines, alongside financial assistance such as subsidized salaries and rental fees.
Our professional development programs, tailored strategic guidance, and focus on business continuity ensure beneficiary entities acquire essential skills, operate efficiently, and navigate challenges effectively. Uthingo’s deep commitment to the empowerment and transformation of South Africa is evident in our focus on fostering sustainable growth for businesses, performance tracking, expertise, and extensive networks, which collectively promote economic inclusion and contribute to the nation’s prosperity.
Our Socio-Economic Development NPO, as well as our Skills Transfer and Uthingo ST Sector are rooted in a deep love for our country and reflect our commitment to education in South Africa.