Triple Jump and ASN Impact Investors have agreed to a €5 million term sheet with Kashf Foundation, targeting enhanced support for low-income households in Pakistan. This deal is structured to strengthen Kashf’s ability to offer micro-finance products aimed at economic inclusion, particularly for women and underserved rural communities. The funding is expected to shore up Kashf’s lending ability, expand its reach, and improve access to essential financial services.
Under this agreement, Kashf will use the capital to scale up its existing financial services, introduce more flexible loan options, and possibly launch new products tailored to the needs of low-income and vulnerable clients. The investment places emphasis on not only increasing the number of beneficiaries but also ensuring that clients are supported with financial literacy, risk mitigation, and mechanisms that help them sustain and grow their small businesses or manage household expenses.
Stakeholders see this partnership as more than just an infusion of capital: it represents a move toward deeper impact and financial inclusion in Pakistan. Triple Jump and ASN bring not just funds, but also expertise in impact metrics, sustainability and structuring of microfinance initiatives. For Kashf, it underscores confidence from international impact investors and provides momentum for further innovation and expansion in its mission to alleviate poverty through responsible financial access.