The synergy of ambition and access to finance paid off

The synergy of ambition and access to finance paid off

The story of Sayed Amanullah

Sayed Amanullah, 33, the breadwinner of a family of seven, started out with a tiny shop in his neighborhood, supplying household fuel such as gas, oil and coal to the community. Amanullah’s capital was quite small that he could not earn enough to meet his daily expenses, but he was committed to growing his business.Donwload Full Story

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