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The international company ASIC offers business investment loans to finance small businesses and large projects in Europe, Asia, Africa, USA Canada and Latin America.
Project finance and investment lending from ASIC:
• From €50 million and more.
• Investments up to 90% of the project cost.
• Loan term from 10 to 20 years.
To consider the issue of financing your project, send us the completed application form and project presentation by e-mail. We shall email you the loan form once you contact us.
In addition to working capital loans, which are used by many entrepreneurs, business investment loans are an important tool for financing companies. However, the requirements and procedures for obtaining such a loan will differ. From a financial point of view, an investment loan is one of the most attractive options for young companies. History knows many companies that were able to expand their activities and acquire their current status largely thanks to the long-term financing received from the bank. The international company ASIC
offers long-term financing of large projects with an initiator’s contribution of up to 10%.
We finance the following industries:
• Energy sector and renewable energy sources.
• Heavy industry and mechanical engineering.
• Chemical industry and processing of chemical waste.
• Infrastructure and transport, including seaports and terminals.
• Agriculture and food industry.
• Real estate and tourism.
• Small and Medium size Business
The European financial services market offers a variety of solutions, such as investment loans for new companies. Of course, in the case of newly established enterprises, the formal procedures and conditions of the loan may differ. Contact the ASIC financial team to learn more about our offerings.
Business loans: classification and types A highly competitive environment requires companies to make quick decisions, which is why business lending is experiencing rapid growth.
Borrowed funds can be used by a business to pay for various operating expenses, investments in fixed assets, or the implementation of specific investment projects.
Table: Classification of business loans depending on the purpose.
What is an investment loan?
An investment loan is a bank loan for financing projects implemented by a borrower, the purpose of which is the construction, restoration and modernization of fixed assets, as well as the acquisition of intangible assets, the purchase of shares or long-term securities. Business investment loans are targeted financial products.
This means that an entrepreneur who receives an investment loan must use the money received in this way for the purposes agreed with the bank. This type of financing will always be directed to support a specific project.
The purposes for which an investment loan is taken for a period of up to 15 years or more must be clearly indicated by the entrepreneur when applying for a loan. You cannot first receive funds, and only then decide what exactly you will do with the money.
The condition for obtaining an investment loan for a business is a positive result of the financial analysis of the investment project carried out by the bank and ASIC .
When providing investment loans, the bank often requires the initiator’s own contribution, which reduces the risk for ASIC and the bank.
To finance large projects, banks sometimes offer syndicated loans.
The loan amount can be transferred to the borrowing company immediately or can be provided in tranches. In the latter case, the receipt of each subsequent tranche usually depends on the fulfillment of the borrower’s obligations under the previous phase
Financing long-term projects
In many developing countries, long-term projects and business ideas are often funded with working capital.
A business investment loan is fundamentally different from working capital financing.
Working capital is short-term in nature.
On the other hand, investment projects for large businesses are usually planned for up to 15-20 years and involve huge investments.
We are talking about a completely different burden of servicing credit instruments.
Working capital financing is short-term and is aimed at covering current needs and payments. It can also be used for certain contracts in order to increase market share or increase a company’s turnover.
However, a working capital loan should not be used to finance investment projects as long-term business needs. For this purpose, there are investment loans with special conditions and long maturities. The logic of these financial instruments is significantly different.
How to get a business investment loan?
Applying for a loan is the most difficult part of the whole process associated with obtaining a business investment loan.
Why?
In the case of large loans with a long maturity, banks always use advanced tools, including the so-called credit scoring.
Credit scoring in investment lending is a complex system of algorithms and financial indicators used to evaluate the borrower’s creditworthiness, as well as the risk of possible problems with debt repayment in the future.
An investment loan is always a business-specific tool. This means that a one-time check of the current financial health of the borrowing company and its financial history is not enough. Experts must carefully analyze the activities of the borrower in order to make the right decision.
Even the most attractive investment loan is always provided for a specific purpose.
Therefore, when applying for investment loans, an entrepreneur will have to prepare the following documents:
• Detailed, professional and sound business plan.
• Reports confirming the financial health of the company.
• Documents from the national court register.
• Statutory documents, etc.
The above requirements will apply to any business investment loan.
Possible goals of an investment loan Based on the definition, investment loans can be used to purchase so-called fixed assets, intangible assets, shares and securities.
An investment loan is used for the following:
• Equipment used to conduct business.
• Real estate and land owned by the borrowing company.
• Any other assets for the production of goods or the provision of services.
Intangible assets, in turn, represent all types of patents, licenses or copyrights. Since these assets can be bought from the copyright holder, an investment loan can be used for this purpose.
How about securities?
Thanks to the loan, you can buy shares of other companies or bonds. It is important to note that some banks provide businesses with the opportunity to take out one investment loan instead of another loan.
The concept of “investment” can be interpreted in different ways, and you can name a number of possible investment items.
Does this mean that an investment loan can really be used for anything? This is usually not the case. The decision to issue a loan is always taken by the bank.
This implies the following:
• The company must convince the financial institution that the investment is profitable.
• Financing of specific projects will allow the company to develop.
It is important to understand that an investment loan is not a form of subsidy. The bank will provide financing to your company only if it sees benefits for itself in the project. Thus, the ideal financing scheme should include a high quality and promising business plan. Finally, your company must demonstrate financial success by growing dynamically and consistently. So the bank guarantees timely debt repayment.
It is critically important to convince the bank that the costs you are planning are of an investment nature and, in addition, will bring significant benefits to the company and its partners.
As a rule, banks do not have a “catalog” of possible options for using a business investment loan. This can be a loan for the purchase of real estate, equipment and a number of other expenses. The main thing is that the bank analyst considers them to be a wise investment of funds.