Industry and economy
WesBank, in partnership with FNB leads the charge in the electrification of fleets in SA
WesBank, in partnership with FNB is very proud of its efforts in moving the industry forward. We remain committed to supporting South African businesses in their transition to electric mobility, providing the expertise, financial solutions, and industry connections necessary to navigate this transformative journey successfully.
28 June 2025
Industry and economy
Enjoy exclusive offers for your business with your FNB Business Visa Card
04 June 2025
Industry and economy
Unlock Business Success with our latest Sustainable Energy Solutions white paper | FNB
Discover how adopting sustainable energy strategies can unlock success, reduce costs, and drive growth in South Africa's energy-demanding market. Learn how our experts can help your business navigate renewable energy options for a greener, more profitable future.
11 February 2025
Industry and economy
Unlock Business Success with our Growth Code Programme for SMEs | FNB
08 February 2025
Industry and economy
Helping youth entrepreneurs improve their market readiness, secure funding, and grow
07 February 2025
Industry and economy
FNB Trade Flows Report
South Africa recorded a trade surplus of R17.6bn in July 2024. Although lower than the R24.2bn surplus posted in the previous month, this was the sixth consecutive month the country returned surpluses. Cumulatively, the surplus for the year stood at R85.3bn, almost three times higher than the surplus for the same period in 2023 but only half of that of 2022, when record-high commodity prices drove exports due to the pandemic. record-high commodity prices drove exports due to the pandemic
05 November 2024
Industry and economy
From Barriers to Breakthroughs | FNB and Art of Scale Partnership
03 September 2024
Industry and economy
From SMEs to Big Impact: The Power of Helponomics | FNB
Despite significant changes, many SMEs still face immense challenges in the current marketplace. These include limited access to resources and skills, difficulty reaching new customers, economic uncertainty leading to cash flow shortages, and complex legal requirements and regulations. FNB considered the situation and decided we should do something about it.
01 August 2024
Agriculture
The SA Business Bank associated with SA's top-selling and most-exported cultivar
15 November 2023
Industry and economy
Agriculture: farmers need to take a balanced approach when investing in their operations
While heavy late rains created waterlogging challenges in several key farming areas at the end of 2021, the impact on yields has not proven to be as severe as previously anticipated. Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB Agribusiness says maize yields are a good barometer of overall crop performance and projections for maize have improved slightly, from the 14.53 million tons anticipated at the beginning of 2022 to around 15.02million tons currently predicted.
01 January 2022
Industry and economy
WesBank, in partnership with FNB leads the charge in the electrification of fleets in SA
28 June 2025
Industry and economy
Enjoy exclusive offers for your business with your FNB Business Visa Card
04 June 2025
Industry and economy
WesBank, in partnership with FNB leads the charge in the electrification of fleets in SA
28 June 2025
Industry and economy
Unlock Business Success with our latest Sustainable Energy Solutions white paper | FNB
11 February 2025
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