Debt Financing
Debt Financing
Not every business wants to dilute ownership. Sometimes the smarter move is to raise capital through loans, credit lines, or structured debt. Debt financing helps businesses expand, manage working capital, upgrade technology, or bridge cash-flow gaps — without giving away equity.
We help startups, MSMEs, and growing companies choose the right debt instruments, get investor/bank-ready, and maintain clean compliance.
What is Debt Financing?
Debt financing means raising money that must be repaid over time, usually with interest. It’s ideal for companies that have predictable cash flows, strong business models, or short-term funding needs.
Common forms of debt include:
Term loans (secured/unsecured)
Working capital loans
Invoice discounting / bill discounting
OD/CC limits
Venture debt
NBFC and fintech loans
Equipment financing
MSME credit schemes
Government-backed loan programs
Why companies prefer debt
No equity dilution
Fixed repayment structure
Lower cost compared to giving up ownership
Improves creditworthiness and financial discipline
Ideal for bridging short-term or project-based requirements
Can be combined with equity for balanced growth
When debt financing makes sense
You have consistent revenue or receivables
You want to avoid early equity dilution
You need short-term capital to accelerate operations
You have assets to leverage
You want to complement existing equity with venture debt
You’re preparing for scaling but need immediate liquidity
What we assist with
1. Debt Readiness Assessment
Reviewing financials, compliance, and documentation
Identifying gaps in statements, filings, and governance
Improving credit profile and eligibility
2. Selecting the Right Debt Instrument
Bank loans, NBFC loans, venture debt, or government schemes
Comparison of interest rates, tenure, security, and conditions
Structuring debt to avoid cash flow pressure
3. Documentation & Financials
Business plans and cash-flow projections
CMA data preparation
Financial modelling & repayment planning
Preparing bank/NBFC loan files
Term sheet review and negotiation support
4. Compliance & Post-Sanction Support
ROC filings (for charge creation/modifications)
Covenants tracking & regular reporting
DSRA, security documentation, and charge monitoring
Lending compliance and documentation for renewal
Why founders choose professional debt support
Better chances of loan approval
Clean documentation and financial clarity
Faster turnaround from banks/NBFCs
Negotiation advantage on rates and terms
Lower compliance risk
Helps avoid over-borrowing or poor structuring
Documents usually required
Company registration documents
PAN, GST, Udyam, financial statements
Bank statements (6–12 months)
Income tax filings
Projections and cash-flow
KYC of directors
ROC charge details (if any)
Asset details, invoices, or purchase orders (for specific loans)
Our process
Understand business model and capital need
Assess eligibility and prepare documentation
Build financial projections and loan proposal
Support discussions with banks/NBFCs/lenders
Assist with sanction, charge creation, and post-loan compliance
Frequently Asked Questions
Both have their place. Debt is great when you want ownership control; equity is better for high-growth or long-gestation models.
Yes — especially through venture debt, revenue-based financing, or fintech lenders.
Banks often do; NBFCs and venture debt firms can be more flexible.
Yes, if cash flow supports repayment.
Structured debt or short-term financing options may work better.