You’ve poured in substantial hours — maybe many years of hard work — to build your business. Now, you might be considering new ways to grow, or looking for support when the road gets bumpy.
If your business has been going for two or twenty years, now is the time to see how funding for growing businesses can help you propel your organisation forward.
Scale-up funding can help you make the most of opportunities you might have to grow your business. With a range of business finance options, how do you know what option is the right fit, or how to access it?
We're always by your side, and we're here to help you find the finance options that suit your business needs, no matter what your situation is.
There are several scale-up funding options available when looking at how to get funding for a business.
Sometimes known as business loans, these are paid back over time and you can often set up flexible repayment plans.
Supports purchases or sales of products you might be selling or buying from other countries. This can free up cash that would otherwise be tied up waiting for goods to arrive.
Purchase equipment or assets without paying the full amount upfront – getting quicker access to the things you need to grow your business.
Business loans, ranging from £25k - £1000k, from the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund (NPIF) II, to help you build on growth.
Here are some useful resources to help you secure finance and growing business funding, to get your business going.
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When Collctiv, a Manchester fintech, saw demand for its payment app skyrocket, the team knew they needed funding to keep up with its soaring popularity. With our help it secured a £200,000 investment to invest in its app structure and marketing efforts, and has since processed over £3m in payments.
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