Capital to scale the next phase.
Redwood Syndicate works with growing businesses and management teams to evaluate, structure and execute capital solutions aligned with expansion, acquisitions, new products and strategic growth.
More than one way to fund growth.
Redwood’s growth-capital offering spans equity, mezzanine, convertible debt, revenue-based financing, growth debt, venture debt, bridge financing and expansion capital. The page reorganises these options into a clearer decision framework.
Capital should follow the growth plan.
Redwood’s approach is to understand the business and management objective first, then evaluate the capital structure that can support that objective and the company’s financial position.
Scale the core
Fund capacity, sales expansion, technology, people and operating infrastructure as the existing business grows.
Enter new markets
Evaluate capital requirements for geographic expansion, new customer segments, products and strategic initiatives.
Fund acquisitions
Consider capital structures that can support acquisitions, consolidation and strategic combinations.
Start with the business. Then shape the financing.
Growth capital can be tailored to the company’s requirements, growth objectives and financial health. The advisory process focuses on aligning the financing structure with the underlying business case.
Prepare the business for capital.
- Clarify the growth objective and capital requirement.
- Build the financial case and funding narrative.
- Evaluate dilution, leverage and repayment considerations.
- Prepare information for investors, lenders or strategic partners.
Understand the transaction before deployment.
- Assess business model, growth drivers and management.
- Review cash flows, financial health and capital needs.
- Evaluate transaction structure and risk allocation.
- Support diligence, negotiation and execution processes.
From growth requirement to executable transaction.
The objective is to move beyond a generic funding requirement and develop a clear, financeable transaction with aligned stakeholders.
Understand
Business model, growth objective, timing and capital requirement.
Diagnose
Financial position, cash flows, assets, risks and funding capacity.
Structure
Compare equity, debt and hybrid approaches against the requirement.
Position
Prepare the opportunity, financial case and transaction narrative.
Negotiate
Support terms, diligence, documentation and stakeholder alignment.
Close
Drive the financing process toward commercial and financial completion.
Focused on businesses entering a new phase of scale.
Redwood’s investment-banking material describes its growth-capital focus around SMEs, growth-oriented business models and management teams, with advisory covering private equity, growth funding, cash-out, recapitalisation and acquisition support.
Connect growth capital with the rest of the transaction.
Growth-capital requirements can sit alongside mergers and acquisitions, structured finance, revenue-based financing, project finance and other corporate-finance needs.
Planning the next stage of growth?
Tell Redwood what you are building, expanding, acquiring or financing. We can help frame the capital requirement and identify the appropriate transaction pathway.
