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Green Energy
$1 million - $100 million+Large Project
$5 million - $500 MillionBusiness Acquisition
$250,000 - $20 millionDebt Restructuring
$100,000 - $5 million+Bridge Funding
$100,000 - $100 million+Green energy financing supports eco-friendly projects by funding solar, wind, or renewable systems for long-term savings, growth and sustainability.
Large project financing provides long-term capital for infrastructure, construction, or expansion, helping businesses complete high-cost, complex ventures efficiently.
Business acquisition financing helps entrepreneurs buy existing businesses, expand operations, or merge companies without draining working capital.
Debt restructuring financing helps businesses reorganize existing obligations, reduce payments, and improve cash flow during financial challenges.
Bridge loan financing offers fast, short-term funding to cover the financial gaps between transactions, acquisitions, or any long-term financing approval.
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Green energy financing provides funding for renewable energy projects like solar, wind, biomass, or hydrogen systems. This type of financing is often offered through government-backed programs, private lenders, or green investment firms that prioritize sustainability. Borrowers can use the capital to cover equipment, installation, R&D, or expansion costs.
Example: A solar panel installation company receives a $2 million loan with deferred payments for 12 months to scale operations in new markets.
Green energy financing is available to clean energy developers, utility companies, manufacturers, municipalities, and even property owners adopting renewable systems. Lenders typically evaluate the project's ROI, technical feasibility, and environmental impact rather than solely relying on credit score.
Example: A commercial property owner qualifies for PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) financing to upgrade to a solar-powered HVAC system.
Large project financing funds major infrastructure or capital-intensive initiatives, such as commercial developments, energy plants, or transportation hubs. These loans are usually structured with long terms, milestone-based disbursements, and require strong financial projections and collateral.
Example: A construction company secures $25 million in large project financing to build a mixed-use real estate development.
Industries such as construction, transportation, public infrastructure, energy, and utilities frequently use large project financing. These businesses often need long-term capital to complete complex builds, expand capacity, or meet regulatory requirements.
Example: A water treatment facility secures financing to modernize infrastructure and meet new EPA guidelines.
Business acquisition financing provides capital for buying existing businesses, franchises, or merging with competitors. This funding may be structured through SBA loans, seller financing, mezzanine financing, or private equity.
Example: A medical professional uses acquisition financing to purchase a competing urgent care clinic, expanding patient capacity and revenue streams.
Loans commonly used include SBA 7(a), term loans, and asset-backed financing. Lenders will evaluate the target company’s cash flow, the buyer’s experience, and the strategic fit before approving financing.
Example: An eCommerce entrepreneur gets a $500K SBA 7(a) loan to acquire a competitor’s Shopify store and email list.
Debt restructuring financing helps businesses consolidate, renegotiate, or pay off existing debt to improve cash flow and avoid default. It can include refinancing loans, extending terms, or reducing interest rates.
Example: A restaurant chain restructures $3 million in debt into a single 10-year loan with lower interest and smaller monthly payments.
Debt restructuring offers improved liquidity, lower monthly payments, and increased operational stability. It may also prevent bankruptcy and protect business credit.
Example: A manufacturer with declining sales restructures supplier debt to free up working capital for marketing and sales initiatives.
Bridge funding is short-term financing used to cover temporary cash flow gaps, typically while waiting for long-term funding or project completion. It's ideal for time-sensitive acquisitions, delayed closings, or urgent needs.
Example: A real estate developer uses a $1 million bridge loan to secure land while awaiting bank approval for permanent construction financing.
Bridge loans are known for fast approvals—often within 5–10 business days. Lenders look at collateral and repayment sources, not just credit scores.
Example: A tech company secures a bridge loan in 7 days to cover payroll while awaiting a $2M VC funding round to close.

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