Case Studies
We help companies all over the UK get funding when traditional methods such as bank loans are not available to them. Here are a few of the happy companies we’ve helped achieve their goals through alternative business funding.
When the opportunity arose to make a dream a reality, now owners of Fabric Plus Ltd leaped at the opportunity to purchase the business. BFS had the perfect solution for them to quickly repay money borrowed to purchase the business.
When a bank loan was not possible, Grace Hiane Eyecare turned to us to help them get £50,000 to cover the cost of the modern technology they needed to compete with larger high-street opticians.
A newly established dog kennelling business needed help flourishing their new kennels with a cash flow injection from Business Funding Shop to cover them until their marketing and advertising had kicked in and the business felt as if they were properly established.
Our client was a businesswoman who owned a small portfolio of commercial properties. Through her company, she borrowed £700,000 from a well-known high street bank to carry out some refurbishment. The property purchased for £1.2 million and was now valued at £2.5 million.
A Midlands based Recruitment Company with a team dedicated to providing clients with permanent and interim recruitment services through the FMCG sector. Another one of the recruitment companies we have been privileged to help.
A high-end Liverpool based restaurant business, offering both vegan and vegetarian options used Merchant Cash Advance to consolidate an £8,000 overspend on their original forecasts.
We were approached by an Organic and Gluten-Free Bakery based in London to help them with a funding issue they were having to expand their business. Once our team had consulted with the three directors of the business and decided on a Peer to Peer Lending deal.
A family run business whose focus is on breeding Lamas for their fine wool. Born out of a growing market for this product, the owners were following a lifelong dream of being financially independent and owning their own business.
A change of circumstances meant that this high-end silverware supplier wanted to take advantage of a management buy-out. This would not have been achievable without additional revenue from trade finance.