Unlocking value: navigating funding and exit strategies in technology businesses
ReportExplore strategies for scaling in Australia’s tech and SaaS sector in this report, covering capital raising, investor expectations, and long-term growth.
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Grant Thornton’s debt advisory team works closely with you and your lenders to deliver tailored and efficient financing solutions that allow you to run your business effectively and achieve your strategic goals.
We also work with lenders – including banks and other financial institutions – to conduct due diligence/pre-lend reviews to ensure robust credit approval processes.
Whether you’re raising new debt or refinancing or restructuring existing debt, we work closely with business leaders and management, lenders and other key stakeholders to thoroughly prepare for the debt-raising process. We ensure that you deliver a robust proposition to potential lenders, supported by tested and appropriate financial assumptions.
We can also conduct an independent review of your business, testing your organisation’s performance through financial modelling and due diligence. We can identify and highlight risk areas and mitigation plans before they become potential issues in the eyes of your lender or borrower.
Our debt advisory team can work with you to deliver:
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Explore strategies for scaling in Australia’s tech and SaaS sector in this report, covering capital raising, investor expectations, and long-term growth.
Against a backdrop of rising cost-of-living pressures and economic uncertainty, Not for Profits (NFPs) are facing increasingly complex challenges to maintain financial sustainability. With public expectations rising, funding pathways under strain, and operational costs climbing, many organisations are being forced to reassess how they operate. While the pressures are real, this also creates an opportunity to rethink collaboration, strengthen governance and build long-term resilience.
During the Global Financial Crisis we saw a tightening of liquidity from traditional sources – which took a period of nearly five years to bounce back.
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