To become a Proudly SA member company, you must demonstrate: local content (at least 50% of production cost incurred in SA), proof of quality by way of certification, and adherence to labour and environmental legislation.
Membership application form.
Company profile.
Company registration documentation.
Number of employees working within the borders of South Africa vs the number of employees outside of the country.
Audited financial statements.
Your local procurement policy or a list of local suppliers or South African businesses that form part of your value chain.
A list of your locally-manufactured products that will carry our logo (if applicable).
Proof of quality: ISO certification or similar; certification from industry bodies / associations.
Your HR policy or a template of your employment contract.
Your environmental policy or examples of your efforts to decrease your carbon footprint.
Access to market platforms, networking, and national visibility
Use of the Proudly South African logo, a recognised endorsement of local content and quality.
First-hand access to tender opportunities issued by public entities for products designated for local content.
Listing qualifying products and/or services on the Proudly South African database.
Participation in exhibitions, conferences and events including the Buy Local Summit and Expo.
Dedicated business and sector-specific forums around the country.
Joint promotions with Proudly South African at consumer-targeted campaigns.
Access to communication platforms: electronic newsletter, social media, print and broadcast media.
Participation in the South African Premier Business Awards.
Special packages and pricing between Proudly South African member companies.
Payable upfront and renewable annually (excluding VAT)
Turnover less than R5M / NGOs
Turnover between R5M and R10M
Turnover between R10M and R30M
Turnover between R30M and R50M
Turnover between R50M and R100M
Turnover of R100M and above
