Capital Routes
Capital Should Fit the Business.
How the route is decided
Seven factors shape the right route.
- Stage
- Revenue
- Cash flow
- Assets
- Risk profile
- Growth plans
- Intended use of funds
Government & Institutional
Grants, subsidies and programs offered by government and institutional bodies to eligible businesses. Eligibility criteria and conditions differ by program.
- Grants
- Subsidies
- Government Programs
Banking
Term finance, working capital and credit facilities from banks, generally assessed on financial performance, cash flow and available security.
- Term Finance
- Working Capital
- Credit Facilities
NBFC & Alternative Finance
Business finance, equipment finance and structured debt from non-banking financial companies and alternative lenders.
- Business Finance
- Equipment Finance
- Structured Debt
Private Capital
Investment from angel investors, family offices, strategic investors and other private sources of capital.
- Angel Investors
- Family Offices
- Strategic Investors
- Private Capital
Growth Capital
Venture debt, expansion capital and strategic financing that support businesses with established traction through their next stage of growth.
- Venture Debt
- Expansion Capital
- Strategic Financing
We identify the route. The capital provider makes the decision.