Business Acquisition Finance
Spartan’s Business Acquisition Finance is specifically developed for entrepreneurs wanting to acquire a competitor, supplier, additional business or acquire fellow shareholders’/partners’ shareholding – and require a structured finance solution in order to do so.
This is where Spartan’s structured finance comes in… our Business Acquisition Finance is a highly customised and uniquely tailored solution based on the entrepreneur’s individual business context. For that reason, we take the time to understand you and your business opportunity in making a decision around the finance – a traditional ‘vanilla’ funder is not able to take the time to understand and specially structure something that is unique to the SMEs context.
But not every acquisition is a fit for our finance – does your opportunity line up with the below?
When to use Spartan’s Business Acquisition Finance
The typical scenarios that a business would require Business Acquisition Finance for:
- you want to acquire a competitor – maybe its a distressed or retiring competitor and it’s an opportunity and you need to be nimble and fast to acquire this competitor, the banks don’t usually get involved in funding acquisitions for SMEs – it’s a no man’s land
- the business could be acquiring a company within the value chain so you could be in the transport business but want to acquire warehousing – so it’s a different context
- you want to acquire fellow shareholders’/partners’ shareholding
- need between R1M and R75M
Have you or can you do these things ..?
Important key questions for yourself [and for Spartan] …
Our minimum finance criteria …
- Loan amount from R1M to R75M
- you are a small to mid-sized business [SME] in operation for 3 or more years
- with a minimum annual turnover of R10M, or
- alternatively with an annual turnover between R5M – R10M, provided there is some current growth context [for example a contract, project or acquisition]
- read more about how our process works and what you will need
Let’s get the conversation started …