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What the situation was, what was actually done, and what settled. Every one of these is a real client, anonymised, published with their written consent.
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Buying the workshop
With a lease renewal approaching, an established Salisbury joinery wanted premises of its own. The deposit could not be allowed to swallow the cash the workshop ran on. LINK Advance structured a $1.05 million loan against a $1.5 million purchase, with Mae contributing $450,000 and paying costs separately, so the business moved into its own building with its working capital still intact.
Read the full file →Funding the wait for payment
A technical services business at Eagle Farm won a multi-site maintenance contract: profitable, but the customer paid on 60-day terms while wages fell due every fortnight. LINK Advance compared an overdraft against invoice finance on fees, reporting and collections, and put a $250,000 invoice finance facility in place before the new roster started.
Read the full file →Buying the engineering business
An experienced workshop manager was ready to buy an established Northgate engineering business. LINK Advance brought three funding sources together against the $950,000 price - $570,000 lender debt, $285,000 of Amelia's equity and $95,000 left in by the vendor - and made sure the working capital the business would need after settlement was planned for separately.
Read the full file →Four townhouses, funded in stages
A four-townhouse project at Carina needed a funding plan that covered construction, contingency and the exit. LINK Advance prepared the application around a $4.5 million total budget, arranged a $3.15 million senior facility against $1.35 million of developer equity, and walked Daniel through the drawdown conditions before settlement rather than discovering them at the first claim.
Read the full file →Buying the excavator
Hiring machinery had taken a civil contractor at Yatala a long way, but availability kept slipping and a new contract was scheduled. LINK Advance compared the cost of buying against continuing to hire, then arranged $270,000 of asset finance against a $320,000 equipment package, with Tahlia contributing $50,000 and choosing a structure with no balloon at the end.
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