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Flexible Working Capital Loans for UK Businesses

Access flexible working capital finance to manage day-to-day costs, bridge short-term cash flow gaps and support business growth. Revia compares working capital loans from a broad panel of lenders to identify suitable funding based on your business requirements.

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What Is a Working Capital Loan?

A working capital loan provides businesses with additional finance to support everyday operating costs and short-term funding requirements. Unlike finance used to purchase a specific long-term asset, working capital funding can provide additional liquidity for the ongoing needs of a business.

Business working capital loans can help fund stock purchases, supplier payments, payroll, marketing, seasonal demand and other operational expenses. They can also provide additional financial headroom when the timing of business income and expenditure does not align.

The most suitable form of working capital finance will depend on factors such as your funding requirement, trading history, turnover, affordability and how quickly the capital is required.

Revia works with UK businesses to understand their requirements and compare suitable funding options from across our lender panel.

Who Can Apply?

UK Limited Companies

Most Trading Sectors

Start-Ups Considered

Commercial Use Only

Suitable Credit Profile

Guarantees May Apply

Key Benefits

Improve Cash Flow

Fund Business Growth

Flexible Use Of Funds

Quick Access To Capital

Support Working Capital Needs

Broad Range Of Facility Types

Key Terms

Facilities From £10,000+

Terms Typically 3–60 Months

Secured And Unsecured Options

Fixed And Variable Rate Options

Fast Decision Times

Early Settlement May Be Available

Working Capital Loans for Small Businesses

Working capital loans can provide SMEs with additional funding for both planned expenditure and unexpected short-term requirements. Eligibility and available terms vary between lenders, so the right solution will depend on your business circumstances and funding needs.

Working Capital Loans for Small Businesses

Working capital loans can provide SMEs with additional funding for both planned expenditure and unexpected short-term requirements. Eligibility and available terms vary between lenders, so the right solution will depend on your business circumstances and funding needs.

How Do Working Capital Loans Work?

Enquire

Tell us about your funding requirement and objectives.

Review

We assess your business profile, requirements and options.

Structure

We identify suitable lenders and structure the facility.

Terms

We obtain lender terms and guide you through next steps.

Completion

Once approved, documentation is completed and funding released.

Working Capital Built Around Your Business

Every business has different working capital requirements. Whether you’re looking to manage cash flow, purchase stock, cover supplier costs or support growth, we’ll help identify funding solutions suited to your requirements.

Through our broad panel of lenders, we compare suitable working capital finance options and structure facilities around your business circumstances and objectives.

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Tailored Funding Solutions

Access To Specialist Lenders

Support From Start To Finish

We take the time to understand your objectives before identifying funding solutions tailored to your business, commercial circumstances and future plans.

Rather than promoting a single lender or product, we compare suitable options to help you secure funding that supports your objectives.

Market Access
Access a wide network of banks, specialist lenders and institutional funding partners through a single relationship with Revia.
Strategic Structuring
Facilities tailored around your objectives and commercial circumstances.
Efficient Execution
A streamlined process designed to move opportunities from enquiry to completion.
Long-Term Partnership
Ongoing support as your funding requirements evolve.

Working Capital Loan FAQs

We've answered some of the most common questions about this funding solution. If you can't find what you're looking for, our team is always happy to help.

What is a working capital loan?
What is a working capital loan?

A working capital loan is business finance designed to provide additional capital for day-to-day operating requirements and short-term expenditure. Businesses may use the funding for purposes such as stock, suppliers, payroll, seasonal costs or growth. The exact permitted uses will depend on the lender and facility.

How does a working capital loan work?
How does a working capital loan work?

A lender provides an agreed amount of business funding which is repaid according to the terms of the facility. Repayment structures, interest rates, fees and terms vary between lenders. Some working capital facilities provide a lump sum, while other forms of finance may offer more flexible access to funding.

What can a working capital loan be used for?
What can a working capital loan be used for?

Working capital loans can potentially be used for stock, supplier payments, payroll, marketing, seasonal expenditure, new contracts and other operating costs. Permitted uses vary by lender, so the funding should be matched to the specific requirements of the business.

How do I apply for a working capital loan?
How do I apply for a working capital loan?

You will normally need to provide information about your business, the amount required and the purpose of the funding. Depending on the lender, supporting information may include bank statements, financial accounts or management information. Revia can assess your requirements and help identify appropriate lenders.

Can a new business get a working capital loan?
Can a new business get a working capital loan?

Potentially. Some lenders require an established trading history, while others may consider newer businesses depending on their circumstances. Eligibility can depend on turnover, affordability, credit profile, sector and the proposed use of funds.

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