BUSINESS ACQUISITION
FINANCING.
Buying an existing business means buying proven revenue: customers, contracts, equipment, a team. Acquisition financing helps a buyer put capital behind that purchase — and keep enough working capital left over to run the business properly afterward.
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THE PRICE OF PROVEN — AND THE CASH TO KEEP IT GOING.
An established business costs more than a startup precisely because the risk is lower: revenue exists, customers exist, the operation works. Buyers rarely fund that price entirely from cash — and shouldn't have to.
Acquisition financing also has a second job most first-time buyers underweight: funding the operating period after closing, when receivables, payroll and supplier rhythms are still settling into new hands.
THE PURCHASE — AND THE FIRST MONTHS AFTER.
Purchase of an Operating Business
Capital toward the price of a proven, operating company.
Asset Purchases
Financing equipment, inventory and other assets included in the deal.
Management Buyouts
Capital for a team buying the business it already runs — conceptually the same financing logic.
Post-Acquisition Working Capital
Operating cash for the transition period after closing.
Equipment & Assets in the Deal
The machinery, vehicles and assets that come with the transaction.
Growth After the Deal
Capital to expand what the acquired business already does.
TRANSACTIONS HAVE LEGAL, TAX AND STRUCTURE QUESTIONS.
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