Technology & Growth Capital

Venture Debt

Non-dilutive debt capital for VC-backed and growth-stage businesses seeking runway extension without equity dilution.

Typical Range:£5M – £100M+
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Overview

We introduce venture debt and private credit requirements to specialist lenders providing non-dilutive debt capital for growth-stage businesses, typically alongside existing equity investment.

Venture debt provides growth capital to businesses that have raised venture capital or growth equity but wish to extend their runway or fund specific initiatives without further equity dilution. It is typically structured as a term loan with warrants, priced above conventional debt to reflect the higher risk profile of growth-stage businesses.

Private credit covers a broader range of instruments including direct lending, unitranche facilities and hybrid debt-equity structures provided by non-bank lenders. It is suited to businesses that are either too large for venture debt or whose capital requirements are complex enough to warrant a bespoke structure.

Suited For
VC-backed businesses seeking non-dilutive capital
Growth-stage businesses with institutional backing
Technology businesses extending runway
Businesses post-Series A/B with clear growth trajectory
Management buyouts requiring flexible debt
Businesses awaiting next equity round
Key Features
Non-dilutive debt alongside existing equity
Venture debt with warrant coverage
Private credit and direct lending structures
Flexible drawdown and repayment profiles
Institutional lenders with technology expertise
Minimum £5M facility
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RC Private Clients acts solely as an introducer and does not provide regulated financial advice, arrange regulated lending or act as a lender. All introductions to regulated lending activity are made to FCA-authorised firms only.