Key Details:
- Client: US-based company
- Share Value: circa £7.6M
- Loan Amount: circa £4.9M
- LTV: 65%
Enness was approached by a US-based company looking to raise capital against its shares in a major US-listed company. The client wanted to use the funds to purchase commercial land in the US and sought a tailored financing solution that could accommodate their corporate structure and high-value concentrated portfolio. Speed and flexibility were key to enabling the acquisition.
The main challenge was securing a lender willing to provide financing against a corporate structure, with the ultimate beneficial owners being South Korean nationals, which added complexity in establishing a lien and corporate account. The lender needed to consider the client’s overall net worth and be confident in Tesla’s value.
Enness quickly identified a specialist lender willing to meet all the client’s requirements. We secured a line of credit at circa 65% LTV with interest only on the drawn amount. By leveraging our market relationships and expertise, we were able to structure a bespoke solution that enabled the client to access liquidity efficiently and on flexible terms.
This case highlights how Enness can deliver tailored, high-value financing solutions for companies with concentrated portfolios and complex structures. By leveraging our specialist lender network and market expertise, we help clients access liquidity efficiently, on flexible terms, and without selling key holdings.
If your business or corporate holdings require bespoke financing, speak to Enness today to explore a solution tailored to your needs.
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