Business financing
Growth capital
Capital for expansion, new markets, new capacity, or a hiring push.
What it is
Growth capital funds an expansion, a move into new markets, new capacity, or a hiring push.
It is structured around what the business is trying to build, with the aim of avoiding more equity dilution than the situation requires.
Where it fits
- Expansion into new markets
- New capacity
- A hiring push
- Growth plans that need capital before the business can fund them from operations
What shapes the structure
- The business’s financials and cash flow
- The growth plan, stage, and industry
- The amount and purpose of capital required
- Time in business and lender or capital provider criteria
How we approach it
We start with the growth decision and the capital it actually requires. We work with owners and, where appropriate, their attorneys and CPA firms to consider a route that supports the plan without giving up more equity than the situation requires.
Stapleton Frost arranges financing through lenders and capital providers; it does not lend directly. We keep the discussion confidential and look for the route that fits the business—not simply the first available facility. Terms depend on the business’s financials and the lender or capital provider’s criteria.
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