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Profitable Business in SA



Are you an investor looking to invest your money somewhere? You came to the right place. Check out these great start up business that are urgent for financial boosts. Investments go from R1000 to R25000.


Cryptocurrency Exchange

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

BITTURE was formed in 2017 and will soon launch a cryptocurrency exchange serving the South African market, initially supporting ZAR, BTC and ETH trading. In time more digital coins will be added. The exchange will accommodate traders of every skill level, making digital currency trading easily accessible. BITTURE is devoted to ensuring: quick trade execution, fair pricing, customer service, and continuous improvement.

BITTURE aspires to play a major role in the growing digital currency market, especially in developing economies, using new and proven technologies. In medium to long term, BITTURE aims to build blockchain-based products, and to promote the adoption of digital currencies.

Mobile Application

Gauteng, South Africa


HireHopping's primary product and revenue generating tool is a Mobile Application platform which enables individuals to rent and hire goods and services from across the globe. The mobile application will be available on Google play store for Android and on Apple store for IOS. HireHopping will utilize blockchain based companies to integrated with HireHopping to ensure a secure peer-to-peer (P2P) platform which allows users to interact with one another.


HH aims to build a community by utilizing technology to create a centralized platform to facilitate rental and advertising services. Owners of goods will be able to rent the goods over a period of time ensuring perpetual income over a period of time.

From the Hive

Gauteng, South Africa

 Pure Honey sourced by From the Hive is superior quality to regular imported honey which is usually adulterated. It is completely unprocessed, unpasteurized, unheated and contains all enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals that are present when it’s first made in the hive. 

Natural honey has antiviral, anti fungal and antibacterial properties. It's healthy to consume and has an outstanding value for healing of burns and wounds plus a wide variety of illnesses.

By products from the hive are Beeswax and Propolis.

South Africa meets only 30% of the demand for pure honey. This is enforced by the fact that the South African Department of Forestry is trying to prevent the import of adulterated honey by supporting local producers.

Predestined Properties

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

The flats ar designed to meet the growing need for student accommodation in South Africa.The properties are located at 31 Strings Street, Berea and 37 Gillespie Road, South Beach, Durban that provides alternative to on campus housing. The majority of students resided in poorly maintained and expensive accommodation,hardly conducive to promoting a successful study and social environment. Our company therefore sought to focus our efforts on providing a differentiated offering to the student market, with emphasis on safety, cleanliness and affordability at the core compliment by a vibrant student community. The property in Berea accommodates 45 students and the one in South Beach accommodates 208 students. Our company wishes to buy 2 properties.

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