Case Study: Using Equipment & Invoice Finance to Purchase a Business:

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Our client came to us looking to purchase a transport business that was complimentary to their existing operation in a nearby area.

The business owner identified the business was undervalued due to current conditions and wanted to secure funding for the acquisition without changing their existing property finance.

The client’s original business had an invoice finance facility – in the event of successful acquisition the facility would need a larger limit to take in the increased revenue after the acquisition is finalised.

After completing valuations of the assets and equipment the value was under what was required. Taking the additional security of the accounts receivable ledger in the invoice finance facility, and a caveat over one of the director’s investment properties we were able to secure an offer well above the values ensuring the acquisition without using any cash reserves.

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Jeff Suter

Jeff Suter

Jeff Suter is the Director of Dark Horse Financial, an Australian specialist finance brokerage helping business owners and individuals secure funding solutions when traditional lenders fall short. With extensive experience across commercial lending, home loans, and complex finance scenarios, Jeff is known for delivering tailored strategies that align with each client’s unique goals. He works closely with a broad panel of bank and non-bank lenders to structure competitive, flexible finance solutions, supporting clients through everything from growth funding to debt restructuring.

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