Agriculture Finance

We can find you the right financing to grow your agricultural business, enabling growth and optimising cash flow management.
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What we do

What is Agricultural Finance?

Agricultural finance offers numerous benefits and plays a crucial role for individuals involved in the agricultural sector. Its significance lies in empowering you to manage your business to your preference, enabling various activities such as land acquisition, asset procurement, and improving cash flow.

At Spark we collaborate with seasoned lenders who specialise in the agricultural sector, ensuring that you receive unparalleled financial guidance of the highest calibre.

We work with you to find a solution

Large assets, such as vehicles, and plant for farming can be very expensive, and having these financed can allow you to spread the cost over a period of up to 5 years, rather than paying a hefty sum on day one. This type of product proves very useful to those in the agricultural industry.

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Eligibility

Turnover

Unless you are a new start-up company, the minimum turnover most lenders will deal with is £250,000.

Trading History

Similarly to Turnover, start-up companies can get funding, however a minimum of 6-12 months trading will give you access to a much more broad range of lenders on our panel.

UK Registered Businesses

Due to us dealing with UK Based Lenders, we can only find funding solutions for UK Limited Companies.

FAQs

How much money can I get as part of an Asset Finance Facility?
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Asset Finance facilities are based heavily on your business, and the asset in question. The cost of your asset/assets will determine the size of the facility and this can vary from smaller assets, such as office equipment, to large assets worth millions.

Am I eligible for an Asset Finance Facility?
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An Asset Finance Facility has similar eligibility guidelines to other products, although the process is slightly different. This type of facility is based solely around purchasing an asset, which means more information will be gathered surrounding the product. The amount accessed via an Asset Finance facility is completely dependent on your business, and your affordability. This can be assessed once information is exchanged with our consultants.

How much will an Agriculture Invoice Finance facility cost?
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The cost of the facility will depend on a few factors. These are essentially decided by what you want from the facility, and how large your business is. Different lenders have different costs & fees that go with the arranging and running of your facility, but the main charges that go with running an Invoice Finance facility are the service fee, which is a percentage of the invoice value, and the discount fee, which is calculated from the amount of money advanced to you.

Am I eligible for an Invoice Finance facility?
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Eligibility varies largely from lender to lender, with some being more flexible, some more rigid with their criteria. The basic criteria for applying for an Invoice Finance facility is as follows:
£250k minimum turnover
UK Registered Business
If you don’t meet this criteria it isn’t the end of the road, other funding options are available, and this can be discussed with one of our consultants.

How long does it take to set up an Invoice Finance facility?
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Invoice Finance facilities can be completed in as short as a few days, although the process can take longer. Our aim is always to make the process as quick, and simple as possible.

Am I eligible for an Business Loan?
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Eligibility varies depending on the lender we approach, with some being more flexible, some more rigid with their criteria. A Business Loan has very similar basic criteria to other products:
£100k minimum turnover
UK Registered Limited Company
If you don’t meet this criteria it isn’t the end of the road, other funding options are available, and this can be discussed with one of our consultants.

How much money can I get as a Business Loan?
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Business Loans can vary hugely in amount. With an Unsecured Business Loan, anything between £10,000 and £350,000 can be funded. With a Secured Business Loan, the range can be anything between £25,000 and £2,000,000.

Why MexLucky?
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We are not your average broker. We strive to find you the perfect funding facility for your business, in the easiest way possible. We designate a member of our team of specialist finance consultants to you, walking you through the entire process until the funds are in your hands.

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