Raise The Full Capital Stack For Business Acquisitions From USD 10M
Financely structures and raises the full acquisition capital stack for qualified buyers pursuing business acquisitions of USD 10M or more. We coordinate senior debt, mezzanine debt, seller notes, preferred equity, common equity and closing capital so buyers can pursue the whole transaction instead of a partial financing solution.
Mandate fit: suitable for buyers pursuing a real acquisition target with at least USD 10M of enterprise value or purchase price, clear seller engagement, credible operating history, available financials and a defined acquisition thesis.
Need the whole acquisition financed?
Submit the target, purchase price, financials, buyer profile, LOI status, seller financing potential and required closing date.
What 100% Business Acquisition Funding Means
Base Acquisition Loan
Financely places the senior acquisition debt layer against cash flow, collateral, enterprise value, recurring revenue, assets, working capital or other lender-supported credit factors.
Mezzanine, Seller Notes And Pref Equity
We structure the middle of the capital stack with mezzanine debt, subordinated notes, seller financing, preferred equity or structured capital where senior debt alone cannot close the purchase.
Sponsor Equity And Co-Investment
We raise the remaining equity layer from investor partners, acquisition sponsors, family offices, private investors or co-investment capital where the buyer needs full-stack coverage.
Mandate Pricing
The minimum retainer for 100% business acquisition funding is USD 200,000. Financely manages the full capital stack process for qualified acquisition targets of at least USD 10M, including senior debt, mezzanine debt, seller note structuring, preferred equity, common equity and closing capital coordination.
- Acquisition target and buyer review
- Quality of earnings and financial package review
- Capital stack structure and sources of funds
- Senior debt, mezzanine and equity placement
- Seller note and rollover equity strategy
- Term sheet review and closing support
Minimum Target Size: USD 10M
This service is designed for qualified buyers pursuing acquisition targets with at least USD 10M of enterprise value, purchase price or required capitalization.
- Identified acquisition target
- Minimum target size of USD 10M
- Historical financials available
- Clear buyer profile and acquisition plan
- Defined sources and uses
- Path to debt service, refinancing, sale or hold strategy
Eligible Sectors
Capital Stack Term Sheet
| Layer | Indicative Position |
|---|---|
| Senior Acquisition Debt | Senior secured loan against cash flow, assets, receivables, inventory, equipment, enterprise value, recurring revenue or other lender-supported collateral and repayment sources. |
| Mezzanine Debt | Subordinated capital used to fill the gap between senior debt and equity, subject to leverage, cash flow, debt service capacity and exit strategy. |
| Seller Note | Deferred purchase price from the seller, often tied to closing certainty, valuation gap, transition support or performance comfort. |
| Seller Rollover Equity | Seller reinvestment into the buyer vehicle or acquisition platform, used to reduce cash closing need and align ongoing incentives. |
| Preferred Equity | Structured equity with preferred return, redemption rights, profit participation or downside protections depending on the acquisition profile. |
| Common Equity | Buyer, sponsor, co-investor, family office or private investor equity raised to complete the purchase and fund closing requirements. |
| Working Capital Facility | ABL, revolving credit, receivables facility, inventory line or other operating liquidity to support the acquired business after closing. |
| Transaction Costs | Closing costs, diligence costs, lender fees, legal fees, reserves and post-closing liquidity included in the sources and uses where financeable. |
Common Acquisition Funding Use Cases
Platform Acquisition
Full-stack funding for buyers acquiring a platform company with recurring EBITDA, defensible customer base, management continuity and clear growth plan.
Acquisition Platform Buildout
Capital stack placement for buyers building a sector roll-up through an initial platform acquisition followed by add-on acquisitions.
Founder Or Family-Owned Business Buyout
Financing structures for sellers seeking liquidity, transition support, seller note participation or rollover exposure after closing.
Have a target above USD 10M?
Send the CIM, financials, purchase price, buyer profile, LOI status and proposed acquisition structure.
Process
Target And Buyer Intake
We review the target company, buyer profile, purchase price, deal rationale, seller engagement, industry, financials and proposed timeline.
Financial And Deal Review
We review revenue, EBITDA, working capital, debt, customer concentration, assets, management team, transition risk and acquisition financing capacity.
Engagement Letter
Qualified buyers receive an engagement letter with retainer, scope, placement responsibilities, timing and fee terms.
Capital Stack Build
We build the financing plan across senior debt, mezzanine, seller financing, rollover equity, investor equity and working capital.
Capital Placement
We coordinate lender and investor outreach, manage feedback, compare terms, support negotiations and drive the buyer toward executable funding sources.
Closing Coordination
We support diligence, term sheet review, sources and uses updates, closing conditions, capital provider coordination and funding close.
Documents Usually Required
Buyer File
- Buyer profile and acquisition thesis
- Capital available at buyer level
- Track record or operating background
- Entity structure and ownership chart
- KYC documents
Target Company File
- CIM or company overview
- Historical financial statements
- Revenue and EBITDA bridge
- Customer and contract summary
- Management and employee overview
Deal File
- LOI or draft purchase terms
- Purchase price and sources and uses
- Seller financing position
- Working capital target
- Closing timeline and diligence status
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum target size?
The minimum target size is USD 10,000,000. This can refer to enterprise value, purchase price or required capitalization, depending on the transaction.
What is the retainer?
The retainer is USD 200,000, payable under the engagement letter before full-scope capital stack placement begins.
What does 100% business acquisition funding mean?
It means Financely raises the full target capital stack across senior debt, mezzanine debt, seller notes, seller rollover, preferred equity, common equity and working capital where available.
Does 100% funding mean guaranteed no-money-down approval?
No. The final structure depends on the buyer, target quality, EBITDA, collateral, seller terms, leverage capacity, investor appetite, lender appetite and closing risk.
Can Financely raise both debt and equity?
Yes. Financely can coordinate senior debt, mezzanine debt, private credit, seller paper, preferred equity, common equity and co-investment capital for qualified acquisitions.
Which acquisition targets are a good fit?
Good-fit targets usually have stable revenue, supportable EBITDA, clean financials, defensible margins, manageable customer concentration, credible management and a realistic transition plan.
Request The 100% Business Acquisition Funding Engagement Letter
Submit the target company overview, purchase price, financials, buyer profile, LOI status, seller financing position and required capital stack. If the mandate is credible, Financely will issue an engagement letter for review.
Request Engagement LetterAdvisory notice: Financely provides acquisition finance placement, capital stack structuring and capital raising support for qualified buyers and acquisition mandates. Financely does not guarantee financing, pricing, credit approval, investor participation, lender participation, term sheet issuance, closing timing or disbursement. All mandates remain subject to KYC, AML, sanctions screening, buyer review, target diligence, lender appetite, investor appetite, credit approval, documentation and final investment or lending committee approval. Retainers, success fees and scope are governed by the engagement letter.