Avanza Sólido 24

“I started with a small business and grew at my own pace.” With the support of Avanza Solido, Araceli from Mexico expanded her small food business into a larger restaurant with a delivery service. Will you give entrepreneurs like Araceli the opportunity to grow?

funding gap emerging markets

The project

Araceli started out as a small business owner, running a modest food business in Mexico where she sold meals. Thanks to microloans from Avanza Solido, she was able to invest in her business. She bought more tables, chairs and a stove, allowing her to serve more customers.

This growth inspired her to do even more. Araceli also wanted to offer home delivery, so she purchased motorcycles to deliver orders to customers. This is how her small business grew into a larger restaurant with a delivery service. With support from Avanza Solido, she was able to expand her business at her own pace.

Entrepreneurs like Araceli do not always have access to financing through traditional banks. Avanza Solido makes it possible for them to grow through microloans. With your investment, you give entrepreneurs like Araceli the opportunity to seize new opportunities. With the right ingredients, a small business can grow into something big.

Your investment

  • Annual interest rate 6,5%
  • With an investment of €1,000, the expected total repayment is €1,081.
  • Maturity: 24 months, with repayments including interest every 6 months
  • Currency: Dollar. Please note that although you invest in euros, the loan is in dollars, so there is a risk of exchange rate fluctuations between dollars and euros. Visit our page on exchange rate risks for more information.

Avanza Solido

CEO
Iván de Jesús de la Cruz Gómez
Founded
2011-04-13
Location
Tuxtla Gutierrez
Sector
Financial services
Turnover
€7,841,962
Employees
331
€88,020raised
Still €61,980 needed, 59 days to go
284investors
€150,000loan is in
USD
target
6.5
%
Interest
24
months
Maturity
6
months
Repayments
A+
B
C
D
E
Credit score
USD
Microfinance

Impact

96
Lives improved

Mexico is a country marked by significant economic inequality, with wide disparities in income, access to services, and economic opportunity. These gaps are especially visible in rural areas, where communities often face greater barriers to development and financial inclusion.

Avanza Sólido addresses these issues by providing microloans and training to small entrepreneurs who are excluded from traditional banking services. By offering financial education and business management training, they help entrepreneurs stabilize their incomes and reduce poverty. Focusing on vulnerable groups, including women, youth, and indigenous communities, Avanza Sólido directly contributes to improving living standards and strengthening the economic resilience of these populations in Mexico.