SME buyout, LBO, or business transfer — we structure the financing for your acquisition.
You want to acquire an existing business — a competitor, a supplier, or an external growth opportunity. Acquisition financing structures the deal between own contribution, senior debt and any vendor financing.
The acquisition is structured with significant leverage, where the target company’s future cash flows repay a substantial share of the debt.
A successor — family or external — needs to finance the buyout of shares during a transfer. Acquisition financing structures this often sensitive transaction, both personally and fiscally.
Generally a mix of the buyer’s own contribution, senior bank debt, and sometimes vendor financing or a subordinated loan, structured around the target’s repayment capacity.
Yes, vendor financing is a common structure, where the seller accepts deferred payment on part of the price, often viewed positively by other lenders.
A business plan, the target’s historical accounts, a valuation, and the buyer’s profile. The exact list depends on the size and complexity of the transaction.