Build total sources and uses
Include purchase price, fees, transaction costs, working capital and any real estate or equipment needs.
GUIDE & CHECKLIST
Acquisition financing should cover the purchase and enough liquidity to operate after closing.
Acquisition funding must cover more than the purchase price. The buyer needs a supportable repayment plan and enough liquidity to operate after closing.
Include purchase price, fees, transaction costs, working capital and any real estate or equipment needs.
Review target and buyer financials, customer concentration, adjustments and a realistic post-closing plan.
Document buyer equity, seller note terms, senior debt and any contingencies in the purchase agreement.
Closing with too little operating cash can strain an otherwise sound deal.
Aggressive adjustments or a transition plan without evidence can weaken lender confidence.
You do not want to close a purchase and immediately face a cash shortage. Alliance builds the full acquisition budget, tests post-closing liquidity and repayment, and presents the transition plan to suitable sources. You can compare financing choices against the needs of the business after closing.
You have found a business worth buying. Financing should account for the purchase and the cash needed to operate afterward. Alliance helps you evaluate the full acquisition funding need.
Explore ↗Growing sales should not leave you struggling to cover payroll, inventory, or everyday expenses. Explore working capital financing aligned with when your business pays out cash and collects it.
Explore ↗Educational guidance only. Requirements and calculations depend on the lender, program and transaction; this is not an approval or a lender-specific checklist.
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