Jameel Finance - Egypt, a leading company in providing innovative financial services and solutions in the Egyptian market, has announced a new cooperation agreement with Sylndr. The goal is to offer flexible and accessible financing solutions for customers who want to buy used cars through the Sylndr platform. This collaboration is part of Jameel Finance's strategy to provide a comprehensive and advanced package of consumer finance services and solutions, specifically designed to meet diverse customer needs. This aligns with the company's ongoing commitment to improving the quality of life for beneficiaries and easing their financial burdens. The agreement highlights both parties' commitment to enhancing financial inclusion by providing innovative financing solutions from Jameel Finance, alongside certified cars offered by Sylndr. This aligns perfectly with market needs and makes the purchasing process easier for customers, following modern trends that support the local economy. This partnership allows financing for used cars starting from 2009 models, with down payments and administrative fees beginning at 0%, and flexible repayment plans extending up to 60 months. Siraj Badgail, CEO and Managing Director of Jameel Finance - Egypt, shared his excitement about signing this agreement with Sylndr. He emphasized that this cooperation aims to expand the company's operations and reach a larger segment of customers, directly improving their lifestyle by enabling them to own practical transportation that suits their needs. He added that the company is proud to collaborate with the Sylndr team, which has successfully built a trusted platform among automotive consumers in Egypt. He also noted Jameel Finance's aspiration to offer even more unprecedented financing solutions in the coming period. He affirmed the company's keenness to expand its services and strengthen its market presence by establishing more strategic partnerships that aim to provide innovative and flexible financing solutions to meet the needs of various customers. On his part, Omar El Defrawy, Co-founder and CEO of Sylndr, expressed his pride in this cooperation. He confirmed that the partnership with Jameel Finance is a testament to their strong expertise in the finance sector in both the Egyptian and international markets. He explained that through this partnership, Sylndr looks forward to developing innovative, technology-driven financing solutions, reflecting its commitment to providing a more advanced digital experience for customers. He added that the company always aims to offer reliable, fast, and easy financing solutions, supported by Sylndr's quality checks, to meet consumers' diverse automotive needs.
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