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Mezzanine Financing

Mezzanine financing is a hybrid option that provides firms with the finance required for expansion or huge projects without significantly diluting their stock. It combines the benefits of loan and equity. This adaptable financing option can be customised to fit your growth strategy and offers deferred interest payments.

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What is Mezzanine Financing, and how does it work?

A hybrid type of funding known as mezzanine financing blends aspects of equity and debt financing. Usually, companies utilise it to fund major projects like acquisitions, expansion, or other initiatives. Under this arrangement, the lender extends a loan that, in the event that it is not repaid on schedule, may be converted into equity. Due to its subordination to senior debt, this kind of financing is paid back before equity investors but after other debts in the case of a liquidation.

What are the benefits of Mezzanine Financing for my business?

Mezzanine financing has a number of advantages over equity financing, one of which is its capacity to raise big sums of money without significantly reducing ownership. In addition, it offers more flexible options for repayment than traditional loans and frequently comes with deferred interest payments. It can also be designed to complement other financing arrangements, enabling a larger overall funding package, because it is subordinated to senior debt.

Is Mezzanine Financing risky for my business?

Mezzanine financing carries risks, just like any other type of borrowing. Important factors include the potential for stock dilution in the event of a loan conversion and the increased interest rates. Moreover, the fact that it is subordinated debt can raise the total cost of capital. Nonetheless, the advantages may exceed the disadvantages for companies that require flexible financing to pursue expansion, particularly if they have a strong payback plan in place.