Capital conversations for qualified buyers seeking to purchase an existing business.
Business acquisition financing is a capital conversation for a buyer evaluating the purchase of an existing company. The target business, purchase structure, buyer experience, operating plan, and transaction timeline are important foundations for determining an appropriate next conversation.
Program information is general educational guidance only. Funding structure, availability, terms, eligibility, and any approval are subject to underwriting, lender and program availability, applicable criteria, and the relevant agreements. This page is not a commitment to lend or a promise of funding.
Common conversation uses
When this program may be worth exploring
Purchasing an established operating business.
Considering a transition, partner buyout, or similar ownership change.
Organizing a capital conversation around a documented acquisition opportunity.
Preparation
What to have ready
Target-business overview, purchase context, and available transaction materials.
Historical operating information and a concise plan for ownership after closing.
Buyer background, available liquidity, and the expected transaction timeline.
Discussion starter
Questions to consider before applying
What type of business is being acquired and why?
What documentation is available about historical operations?
How will the company be operated after the transaction closes?
Next step
Ready to start a funding conversation?
When you are ready, share the opportunity through the appropriate application. TLC will use the submitted information to identify a relevant next conversation; submission does not guarantee funding or lender availability.
