Loan Amount: Circa £1.5M
Location: London, UK
Enness was approached by a London-based company that needed to refinance its business debt. The company had accumulated a range of expensive asset finance agreements impacting its cash flow and working capital. Due to external market events, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the business faced challenges with limited cash runway. The existing asset finance was consuming a significant portion of their working capital, and they sought a solution to reduce their monthly financial outgoings.
We quickly negotiated a circa £1.5 million interest-only revolving credit facility to help the client streamline their finances. This flexible facility allowed the company to consolidate asset finance into a more manageable structure, significantly lowering its monthly repayments.
With the secured revolving credit facility, Enness helped the client reduce their monthly costs which resulted in a significant cash flow improvement. The client was able to reinvest these savings into their business, supporting expansion plans and increasing financial stability. Restructuring their business debt enabled them to recover from external challenges and strengthen their position in the market.
Enness Global provides tailored business refinancing solutions to companies across various industries. Our expertise in negotiating flexible finance options, such as revolving credit facilities and asset finance consolidation, helps businesses improve their cash flow and stimulate growth. Whether you’re seeking to reduce monthly repayments, streamline your financing, or access additional working capital, Enness Global is here to help.
Contact us today to learn how we can assist with business refinancing, asset finance solutions, and more.
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