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Business
Capital Outlined are the representative
finance programs available to middle-market business capital needs.
Businesses typically demonstrate annual revenues of $10 million to $200 million.
Larger capital requirements may be entertained by utilizing syndications of
nationally and internationally recognized financial institutions and/or NASD
Registered Securities firms. Applications are typically for businesses and
investors interested in developing a long-term business relationship with
Malmgren & Associates, Ltd. beyond a single transaction.
Negative net-worth, turnaround, and bankruptcy (DIP) capital needs may
consider. Small business programs are available for emerging organizations
and ventures on a selective basis with a particular emphasis on military Business Working Capital: · Revolving
credit facilities to assist with day-to-day working capital needs particularly
with payroll and inventory driven organizations. · Term
loans to augment revolving credit facilities utilized in recapitalization
efforts of businesses. Business machinery and equipment and in some
instances some real estate. · Sale/Leaseback
scenarios with capital equipment and fixed assets utilized with business
recapitalization efforts. · Debtor-In-Possession
(DIP) / Bankruptcy Financing Specific Venture/Purchase
Order/Contract Funding: · Structured
financing to facilitate and mobilize business opportunities and purchase orders
that may exceed the resources of an organization. Assists with materials and
labor requirements necessary to produce finished goods ready for customer
shipment. Utilized in conjunction with an accounts receivable credit
facility to cash flow the completion and delivery of the customer order as soon
as possible. · Supplier
letters of credit to assist in vendor negotiations with the credit extensions
required that exceed current credit limits and payment terms. · International
business and product import/export solutions. Capital
Equipment Leasing: ·
Leveraged-Lease transactions for more complex leasing requirements. Business
Acquisition Loans: ·
Variety of conventional and non-conventional lending scenarios to purchase an
operating business. Supportive to entrepreneurial needs. ·
Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP’s) Business
Acquisition Equity: · Institutional
and Private-Equity Funding · High
Net-Worth Individual Community · Private-Placement
Offerings/ Investment Partnerships Mezzanine/Sub-Debt
Financing: · Preferred
Stock Equity investments and Subordinated Debt financing providing a range of
financial solutions for business acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, management
buyouts, business recapitalization and growth/expansion opportunities. · Quasi-equity
and junior lien positioning (effectively a second mortgage on a business) viewed
positively by senior debt lenders. Merchant
Banking Services: ·
Institutional investment funds for business
owner wealth diversification and phased exit strategies. Offers next level
development opportunities to current business owners with limitations on risk. · Strategic partnerships with experienced well-trained businesspeople seeking to acquire, manage and grow an existing business opportunity. Advisory and capital resources to engineer the venture. Firm maintains an ongoing equity interest with focus on next-level development opportunities. Commercial Real Estate Financing: · Institutional capital for business, developmental and investment real estate. |
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