Accountability & Impact

Annual Reports

A year-by-year look at our programs, reach and the communities we serve. Download the full reports below.

SBF SIX MONTH IMPACT REPORT
2026 Annual Report
SBF SIX MONTH IMPACT REPORT

The first half of 2026 marked a significant period of growth, community engagement, and impact-driven action for Startup Business Foundation – Community. Through strategic initiatives focused on access to basic amenities, healthcare improvement, youth development, and empowerment, SBF-Community continued its commitment to creating sustainable solutions that improve the quality of life of individuals and communities.

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SBF Audited Financial Statement
2025 Annual Report
SBF Audited Financial Statement

Startup Business Foundation (SBF) received ₦129.16 million in 2025, invested ₦106.21 million in its College Building Project and recorded a surplus of ₦2.65 million. The Foundation operates through SBF-CIET, SBF-Community and SBF-ERC. Its 2025 financial statements received a clean audit opinion.

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SBF ANNUAL REPORT 2025
2025 Annual Report
SBF ANNUAL REPORT 2025

The Startup Business Foundation (SBF) Annual Report 2025 highlights the establishment of the SBF College of Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Technology (SBF-CIET), showcasing achievements in education, infrastructure development, curriculum design, stakeholder collaboration, and sustainable funding to promote innovation, entrepreneurship, and community development. SBF Annual Report 2025

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SBF Annual Report 2024
2024 Annual Report
SBF Annual Report 2024

SBF's 2024 Annual Report highlights its impact in youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, digital skills, agriculture, and industrial development, achieving 85% of its planned activities despite funding challenges. SBF Annual Report 2024

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SBF ANNUAL REPORT 2023
2023 Annual Report
SBF ANNUAL REPORT 2023

SBF’s 2023 Annual Report highlights its work in training 24,333 entrepreneurs, conducting MSME research across five Southeastern states, and identifying key business challenges. The report recommends improved access to finance, infrastructure, government support and enterprise development partnerships to promote industrial growth and job creation.

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