Prime Highlights
- Keeta rolls out commission cuts to support SMEs in Bahrain.
- Initiative aims to ease costs and improve business stability.
Key Facts
- Offer applies to businesses with up to five outlets.
- Over 2,000 SME brands to benefit from the programme.
Background
Keeta, a tech-driven delivery platform, has launched a programme to help small and medium-sized businesses in Bahrain manage their operations better and strengthen their local presence.
Under the programme, eligible SME partners will get a temporary reduction in commission fees for 30 days, starting in the first week of April. The offer applies to businesses operating five or fewer physical outlets, which allows smaller companies to control their costs while maintaining customer service operations.
The company said the move is designed to support daily operations and help partners maintain stability in a competitive market. The initiative includes all existing partners and any new businesses signing up with the portal for this particular season, fostering the best possible participation.
Keeta already supports more than 2,000 SME brands in Bahrain, reflecting its strong presence in the local business market. As a part of their campaign, a temporary reduction of the commission costs for some qualified partners will be put in place. This step aims to help small merchants save costs, improve cash flow and expand their online presence.
Aiden Qiao, General Manager of Keeta Bahrain, said small businesses are important for communities. He noted that they create jobs and help bring people together. The company said it will continue to support local businesses and help them grow through its platform. He added that the company remains focused on giving partners the tools and confidence to grow and serve customers effectively.
Keeta connects users with local food and retail merchants through its delivery network. The company said it will continue to build a stronger ecosystem by supporting entrepreneurs and helping create a more stable and connected local economy.
