Growth capital

Fuel your ambition and take your business to new heights with an investment that will allow you to grow.

Growth Capital

Breaking down the barriers to growth

Growth capital financing is a great funding solution for mature businesses looking to achieve a transformational change through acquisition or expansion into new markets.

Growth capital finance is a loan that’s tailored to meet the goals of a business without diluting its equity. You can draw it as a lump sum or as a ‘pay as you grow’ solution, depending on your situation.

The amount that you’ll be able to borrow will be based on your company’s potential future growth. You’ll need to demonstrate a track record of high growth, a solid business model, and residual value to secure growth capital funding. It’s high-risk, so securing funding can be tricky, but our commercial funding experts are here to support you through it with detailed forecasts and business plans.

Growth Capital

Our funding solutions

Funding - Acquisition Finance | DJH

Acquisition finance

Here to help when you’re contemplating buying or selling a business.
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Funding - Asset finance | DJH

Asset finance

Make significant capital expenditure investments without impacting your cash flow.
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Funding - Bridging Finance | DJH

Bridging finance

Helping your business overcome short-term funding challenges.
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Mortgages

Commercial mortgages

Buy a commercial property? We’ll help you invest in your business’s future and grow with confidence.
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Funding - Unsecured Loans | DJH

Unsecured loans

Flexibility is critical to any business. This type of loan allows quick access to funding, without needing this to secure against your assets.
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Funding - Working Capital | DJH

Working capital

Whilst not something you may think of every day, working capital can be a key aspect to the success of your business.
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