Ouagadougou:Champy Meso Finance, a Burkinabè microfinance institution with nearly 30 years of experience, has reiterated its commitment to providing client-oriented services during its participation in the 18th edition of the Salon International de l’Artisanat de Ouagadougou (SIAO). The institution, which boasts a capital of 10 billion FCFA and a network of 24 branches across the country, emphasized its dedication to leveraging its expertise to meet the needs of its clients.
According to Agence d'Information du Burkina, Champy Meso Finance originated from the Producers Fund of Burkina Faso established in 1996 and underwent a significant transformation in 2023 when it was acquired by its current group. The authorization for the name change was granted on September 24, 2025, as stated by N’Do Dieudonné, the head of SMEs/SMIs. Dieudonné highlighted that the increase in capital is a factor that strengthens the institution's foundation and enhances its operational capabilities.
The institution's involvement in SIAO aligns with its strategy to connect with the local population. This event serves as an opportunity for Champy Meso Finance to showcase its various offerings, establish direct contact with clients, and attract new prospects. Beyond financing, the institution is keen on playing an advisory role for its clients, helping them manage their finances and portfolios effectively.
Champy Meso Finance offers products tailored to a wide range of beneficiaries, including individuals, small-income-generating activities, entrepreneurs, and employees. To open an account, individuals need a Burkinabè national identity card, a birth certificate extract, and a photo ID. Businesses and companies require additional documentation, such as a Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM), a Unique Tax Identifier (IFU), proof of address, and any necessary authorizations depending on the business nature.
With a presence in 24 locations across Burkina Faso, including Ouagadougou, Zorgho, and Fara, Champy Meso Finance maintains a strong local presence, even in areas close to the Ghanaian border. The institution encourages people to visit its branches to explore its products and learn about the conditions for accessing its services.
"We have designed products tailored to your needs," affirmed the head of SMEs/SMIs, inviting individuals and economic operators to contact the institution to benefit from its offerings.
Source Agence d'Information du Burkina