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Pressing Macha Allah

In a medium-sized town in Togo, laundry is still mostly done by hand in tubs outdoors, even if this work is contracted out.

The young entrepreneur Djawad and his wife received a loan from TIKOS for their start-up so that they could buy two washing machines and irons and set up a store. They use the motorized tricycle to pick up dirty laundry and deliver it to private and hostel customers cleaned and dust-free in a more environmentally friendly way.

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Progress: 
Pressing Macha Allah

​The business continues to develop positively. Following the acquisition of its trade license, the company has expanded its customer base and recently reported revenue growth of approximately 10%, supported by new clients, a local inn, and strong customer referrals. Challenges remain, including strong price competition and delays in loan repayments. The motor-tricycle remains out of service pending repairs.

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