Facilities

Finance facilities for established SMEs

The structures that fund an operating business: revolving working capital, property-backed term debt, second-ranking and short-term capital, stock and capex funding — and when each one fits the balance sheet.

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Working capital facility

How a working capital facility is sized, secured and repaid for an Australian SME — revolving limits, property-backed options and what lenders test first.

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Business line of credit

How a business line of credit works for an established SME: sizing on turnover and bank statements, property-backed limits, drawdown discipline and reviews.

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Property-backed loans

Secure business funding from $20,000 to $5,000,000 with residential or commercial property — first and second mortgages, caveats and lender tests.

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Second-ranking facility

A second mortgage business loan adds capital behind your existing bank without a full refinance. How ranking, consents and exits work for established SMEs.

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Debtor finance alternatives

Debtor finance vs a business loan for SMEs with large receivables: control, reporting, PPSR security and when a cash-flow or property facility fits better.

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Import stock funding

Import stock finance for Australian SMEs: fund supplier deposits, balance payments, freight and duty until stock sells — cash-flow or property-backed.

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Caveat loans

How a business caveat loan works for an established SME: when speed matters, how the caveat protects the lender, typical uses and why the exit must be clear.

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Capex funding

Capex finance for established SMEs: match funding to asset life, protect working capital, and weigh property-backed loans against equipment finance.

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Measure before you borrow. The working capital cycle calculator shows how much cash your trading cycle ties up; the debt service cover calculator tests whether earnings carry the repayments.

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