Business Loans

A business without a funding source will flounder under the weight of its own debt. Funding is the fuel on which a business runs

A business can take different avenues to attain funding, and more than one option can be used. The chosen funding will depend on the business’ desire to be in debt, how solvent the business owners are at the time the business is founded and the amount of money a business will need to launch and maintain itself through a variety of events.

• Seed Capital: In consonance with the Government policy which aims at a wider spreading of ownership and control of manufacturing units, seed capital is generally given by way of long term interest-free loan. It is provided to small as well as medium scale units promoted by eligible entrepreneurs.
• Venture Capital: It is a private or institutional investment made into early-stage / start-up companies (new ventures). Venture Capital is the most suitable option for funding a costly capital source for companies and most for businesses having large up-front capital requirements that have no other cheap alternatives.
• Term Loans & Working Capital Loans: Short/medium termed financing from banks, NBFCs & other financial institutions.
• Foreign Funding: Assistance in procuring both equity & debt based foreign funding for eligible businesses, guidance in export financing, trade factoring & setting up of subsidiaries abroad.