SOURCES of funding for regional SMEs, at vary stages of business development and growth, has always been of concern for business owners.
However a Shannon Chamber led seminar next week hopes to offer some clarity to those seeking funding.
Whilst the local bank was, and still is, the first stop for many companies, there are many new funding options now available and financial advisors Key Capital will offer their expertise next Wednesday September 13 as a roadmap.
The independent financial advisory firm are significantly experienced in corporate finance and in advising indigenous and international companies on fiscal matters.
The breakfast briefing, which is open to businesses of all sizes and at varying stages of growth, will take place at the Oakwood Hotel in Shannon from 8am to 9:30am, commencing with registration at 7:40am.
Key Capital’s Jonathan Dalton, head of corporate finance and Tero Tiilikainen, director of corporate finance, will outline the various forms of capital on offer to Irish SMEs today, from non-bank debt to private equity, and everything in between, and provide valuable insights into how best to navigate the new financial landscape.
“The evolution of Irish capital markets continues at pace, with new players and new forms of capital entering the market seemingly every day. This is good news for Irish SMEs seeking to raise funds to expand a business, acquire a competitor, or de-risk a closely held company by ‘taking money off the table’. This will be a very insightful event for companies seeking to raise capital for their business.” Shannon Chamber chief executive Helen Downes speaking ahead of the event said.
Bookings are still being taken for this event. To reserve a place, click here
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