We help Russian limited liability companies (LLCs) and individual entrepreneurs arrange funding from RUB 5 million to RUB 300 million: business loans, credit lines, overdrafts, leasing, bank guarantees and government contract financing. We assess your circumstances first, then identify a suitable approach to applying.
Speak with Oleg Novikov: +971 56 456 8672
We start by reviewing your turnover, funding purpose, debt commitments, documents, previous rejections and collateral. Then we identify suitable lenders and an application approach.
Choose the situation closest to yours. Each card opens an enquiry form so we can understand your business and suggest financing options to explore.
Stock, raw materials, supplies, supplier payments, rent, payroll, seasonal growth or day-to-day expenses.
We review possible reasons for the rejection and assess whether a different application approach could help.
Funding to fulfil a contract, obtain a bank guarantee, purchase materials or cover upfront costs.
A loan secured against property, vehicles, equipment or another marketable asset.
Business leasing options for vehicles, specialist machinery, machine tools, medical equipment or service equipment.
Explore refinancing, revised payment schedules and alternatives that may ease monthly repayment pressure.
An initial assessment helps you approach lenders with a clearer picture. We review your business and identify financing products and application approaches that may be realistic.
A standard business loan is not always the best fit. A credit line, overdraft, lease, bank guarantee, factoring arrangement or secured loan may better meet your needs.
For growth, purchases, order fulfilment, equipment, renovations or a cash flow gap.
Credit lineFor recurring purchases, working capital and repeated drawdowns within an agreed limit.
OverdraftFor short-term account shortfalls when incoming payments are expected soon.
LeasingFor vehicles, specialist machinery, equipment, machine tools, medical equipment or service equipment.
GuaranteeFor tender participation, contract performance and securing contractual obligations.
FactoringWhen customers pay on deferred terms and you need access to funds sooner.
CollateralFor larger funding needs where property, vehicles, machinery or other collateral is available.
RefinancingWhen existing repayments put pressure on cash flow and your financing arrangements need a review.
A completed application form is only part of the process. Banks assess sectors, turnover, collateral, funding purposes, debt commitments, documents and business history differently. Even a viable business can be declined if the lender or product is a poor fit.
We first build a clear understanding of your business, then select suitable lenders, products and an application approach.
Submit an enquiry. We ask for your Russian Tax ID (INN), funding amount and purpose, turnover and current circumstances.
We assess which options may be realistic: a business loan, credit line, secured finance, leasing or factoring.
We identify suitable lenders and help prepare an application that presents a clear, accurate picture of your business.
We support you through the review process, help address the bank’s questions and assist with the documents needed for a decision.
Funding needs vary by sector. Explore common business needs below or request an assessment of the financing options that may suit your business.
Equipment, tools, spare parts, workshop renovations, rent and cash flow gaps.
Renovations, equipment, supplies, staff, marketing and opening a new location.
Equipment, renovations, ingredients, supplier payments, rent and opening a new location.
Equipment, renovations, supplies, opening a consulting room and expanding services.
Stock purchases, warehousing, supplier payments, seasonal growth and cash flow gaps.
Raw materials, supplies, machine tools, equipment, warehousing and order fulfilment.
Common situations that lead businesses to seek financing, with company names and commercially sensitive details omitted.
A company received new orders, but its cash was tied up in working capital. The task was to identify suitable financing and focus applications on relevant lenders.
A contractor needed funds to purchase materials before the customer paid. The contract, delivery timeline and repayment source were central to the application.
A business had been declined because of its debt commitments and an unclear funding purpose. We reviewed the reasons first, then selected a different application approach.
What business owners often want to know before applying.
Request an assessment. We will review your circumstances, suggest options to explore and identify lenders that may be worth approaching.
For businesses registered in Russia.
No overdue debt.
Business registered for more than 6 months.
Final eligibility depends on the lender and financing product.