Growth & Expansion Finance

What can growth finance be used for?
Growth costs money before it makes money. The right facility bridges that gap without giving away equity, and repays from the revenue the investment creates.

Opening a second location, moving to larger premises or rolling out a multi-site model, including fit-out, deposits and the working capital to trade until the site matures.

New production lines, warehousing, technology platforms or vehicles that let you take on more work, delivered as a single facility or blended with asset finance.

Export, a new product line or a service launch, where the spend on people, stock and marketing runs ahead of the revenue by months rather than weeks.

Senior hires, sales teams and the systems behind them. Lenders will fund headcount growth when the plan shows how each hire pays for itself.
How growth finance comes together
Discovery call
Lender terms provided
Funds issued

What lenders look at
Term loan, revolving facility or growth debt?
*Indicative only. Structures, pricing and covenants depend on the lender, the plan and your trading position.

Get growth finance terms
Tell us about the plan and the investment it needs, and one of our corporate finance advisers will call you back, usually the same working day.
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Growth Finance FAQs
A government-backed scheme run by the British Business Bank that gives accredited lenders a 70% guarantee on eligible facilities. It replaced the Recovery Loan Scheme in July 2024 and is designed to help viable UK businesses access finance they might otherwise be refused.
UK-based businesses with turnover of up to £45 million that have a viable business proposition and are not in insolvency proceedings. Certain sectors, including banks, insurers and public-sector bodies, are excluded, and businesses must be within their subsidy limits.
Up to £2 million per business group across all scheme facilities, or £1 million for businesses within scope of the Northern Ireland Protocol. Minimum amounts depend on the facility type, from £1,000 for asset and invoice finance.
No. The guarantee is given to the lender, not the borrower. You remain fully liable for the debt, and the lender can pursue the business and any guarantors for repayment in the normal way.
Lenders can ask for a personal guarantee at their discretion, and many do. The one protection the scheme gives borrowers is that a principal private residence cannot be taken as security for a scheme facility.
Term loans, overdrafts, asset finance, invoice finance and asset-based lending, depending on which products each accredited lender offers. Term loans and asset finance can run for up to six years; overdrafts and invoice finance for up to three.
The scheme has been extended by the government and is open to new applications through accredited lenders. Rules and closing dates can change, so we confirm the current position with the lender at the start of every application.
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