Financing structured around the business you intend to own.
For buyers, search funds, independent sponsors and owner-operators pursuing the purchase of an operating company, a competitor or a partner's interest.
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Perspective
How we approach acquisition.
Acquisition lenders look at two businesses at once: the company being bought and the buyer's ability to run it. Most delays come from gaps between the two stories: normalized earnings that don't reconcile, an equity contribution that isn't documented, or a transition plan that lives only in the buyer's head.
We help you assemble a coherent financing narrative before lenders see it: the quality of earnings picture, the sources and uses, the post-close debt service and the plan for the first year of ownership. We then coordinate with lenders whose appetite fits the deal's size, sector and structure.
Appropriate Uses
- Purchase of an operating business or its assets
- Partner or shareholder buyouts
- Add-on acquisitions by an existing company
- Management buy-ins and buyouts
- Seller-note and senior-debt combinations
Suitability Considerations
- Lenders typically expect a documented buyer equity contribution; the amount varies by lender and deal.
- Historical cash flow of the target generally needs to support proposed debt service.
- Industry experience and a credible transition plan materially affect lender interest.
- Seller financing, earn-outs and working-capital pegs change how a deal is underwritten.
Preparing for Review
What a first review typically draws on.
You don't need any of this to submit an inquiry. Please don't upload tax returns, bank statements or identification numbers through this site. We'll discuss secure next steps if a review moves forward.
- Signed or draft LOI, or a summary of proposed terms
- Three years of target financial statements and tax returns (shared later, not through this form)
- Current-year interim financials
- Buyer resume and summary of industry experience
- Sources and uses, including equity contribution
- Any seller-note or earn-out terms under discussion
Questions
Frequently asked.
Do you provide the equity for an acquisition?
No. LuxeBridge does not invest or place equity or securities. We help you evaluate and pursue debt financing and coordinate with lenders; equity must come from you, your partners or other appropriate sources.
How early should I contact you?
Ideally before a letter of intent is signed, or shortly after. Early conversations help align purchase-price structure with what lenders are likely to support.
Can SBA-backed financing be used for an acquisition?
In some cases, subject to program rules and lender review. We can discuss whether an SBA-backed structure or conventional financing is better suited to your situation.
Will you guarantee financing?
No. All financing is subject to lender underwriting and approval. Our role is preparation, strategy and coordination.
LuxeBridge Capital Advisory is a commercial finance intermediary and advisor, not a direct lender. Any financing is subject to underwriting, due diligence, lender or investor approval and transaction-specific terms. No rate, amount, timeline or outcome is guaranteed. Where a transaction requires a licensed broker-dealer or agent, LuxeBridge acts through introductions and coordination alongside the client's licensed adviser.