Mezzanine Capital
Blend of Debt and Equity, providing Businesses with Flexible Capital
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Experts in Mezzanine Financing
Mezzanine financing blends debt and equity, providing businesses with flexible capital for strategic acquisitions or growth initiatives. This financing solution is particularly beneficial for companies looking to expand without relinquishing significant equity. With the potential for conversion to equity in case of default, mezzanine capital presents an attractive option for businesses aiming for growth.
- Range: $150k-$100M
- Amortization: Starting as low as 1%
- Pricing: SOFR, plus 8%-12% (potential for warrants)
Debt & Equity Financing
Haro empowers business owners to manage capitalization with expert debt and equity advisory, from short-term bridge loans to exit strategies.
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Haro connects borrowers and sellers with capital sources in real time, ensuring fast funding with favorable terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Working with Haro offers a streamlined, strategic approach to capital raising. Unlike traditional brokers, we focus on aligning your business with qualified lenders and investors that match your unique needs and goals. Our tech-enabled process reduces time and complexity, allowing you to focus on running your business while we manage the capital search.
The difference? Haro is not just about securing capital; it’s about securing the right capital. We prioritize transparency, confidentiality, and tailored support, ensuring that every financing option we present is designed to optimize your capital structure and drive long-term value.
Haro is not a direct lender or investor. We specialize in capital advisory, connecting businesses with qualified lenders and investors that align with their unique financing needs. Our role is to optimize the capital-raising process, ensuring you’re matched with the right funding partners.
No, we do not “shop” or sell your personal or business information. Haro is committed to maintaining your privacy and confidentiality throughout the entire capital advisory process. Your information is only shared with potential capital partners when necessary and with your consent.
Each business has distinct strengths and needs, so identifying the ideal financial solution requires understanding your unique context and the key factors driving your success.
Debt Financing is a great option for business owners who want to maintain full ownership and control. Businesses can secure the funds needed for growth without giving up a stake in your business. Additionally, interest payments on loans are often tax-deductible, providing a financial advantage by reducing your taxable income.
Equity Financing offers a powerful way to raise capital without the pressure of immediate repayment, giving you the flexibility to focus on growth and innovation. Equity investors can also bring valuable expertise, industry connections, and guidance, often helping accelerate the growth of your business. Though you give up a portion of ownership, the strategic partnerships formed with investors can lead to long-term success and expansion.
The value of your business depends on several factors, including financial performance, industry trends, growth potential, and market conditions. Typically, we start by examining your business’s financials, customer base, competitive position, and other unique assets to determine the best opportunities across our network of investors. Schedule a time to discuss your business and explore how we can help maximize its worth by making introductions to investment groups and corporate buyers actively pursuing strategic acquisitions in your industry.
Debt financing can take as quick as 48 hours to a couple of months, depending on the type of loan and lender requirements. Equity financing generally takes longer, often ranging from 3 to 12 months or longer due to the need for diligence, negotiations, and closing a transaction.