Microfinance organisation Eurocredit continues its strategic development path and once again earns the trust of international financial partners. The company has received USD 3 million in funding from Enabling Qapital (EQ), a FINMA-regulated Swiss impact asset manager with a global footprint and a long-standing commitment to advancing responsible and inclusive finance in emerging markets.

Enabling Qapital (EQ) manages USD 750 million in assets across impact-focused sectors such as microfinance, access to energy/clean cooking, and listed emerging market bonds, bringing together a team of over 65 professionals from 14 nationalities, who collectively speak more than 21 languages. The company is dedicated to creating a world where investments generate both financial and social returns, delivering positive economic, social, and environmental impact.

The new partnership aims to expand financing for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which will help boost economic activity and create new jobs across Georgia.

“The funding from Enabling Qapital represents international trust and recognition of high standards for us. This support allows us to finance more businesses, stimulate economic growth, and contribute to increasing employment,” said Mikheil Nonikashvili, Chief Executive Officer of Eurocredit.

Following the CEO’s remarks, Kubanychbek Sapiianov, Investment Officer at Enabling Qapital, added:

“Enabling Qapital invests in financial institutions that advance inclusive economic development. Our engagement with Eurocredit aligns with our focus on scalable, impact-driven finance in emerging countries. We believe that Eurocredit has strong potential for continued growth and expansion of its client base, enabling the company to finance an increasing number of micro and small entrepreneurs across the country.”

Eurocredit, a subsidiary of the Zuk Group, has been operating in Georgia since 2011 and today stands among the country’s leading microfinance institutions. The company operates in 16 cities, manages 22 branches, and employs approximately 200 professionals.

The funding provided by Enabling Qapital reaffirms Eurocredit’s reliability, transparency, and commitment to sustainable growth and responsible business practices. This transaction reflects EQ’s commitment to supporting institutions that expand access to finance and drive inclusive economic growth.

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