Working capital options for start-ups
Start-up businesses can often find it difficult to get the working capital they need. Lenders may be reluctant to support a business without a track record; the turnover may be too low; or the business may only have one or two customers. Whatever the reason, this can be very frustrating for the owners.
The good news is there are a variety of flexible funding solutions available for start-up companies.
Talk to the Experts
If you want to know about the potential working capital options available for your start-up or young business, it makes sense to speak to us. Clancy Business Finance have vast experience in helping start-up businesses source working capital facilities. We can discuss your funding requirements and introduce you to appropriate funders who have an appetite to support start-up and young growing companies. We’ll manage your application and provide guidance through the entire process, to ensure you get the best funding deal for your business, with minimum hassle.
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If you would like to have a confidential chat to discuss your funding options, call us today, or email lucinda@clancybusiness.com, or simply request a callback.
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