Funding capacity

Estimate what the business can support before deciding how much to raise.

FNDER connects revenue, gross margin, operating costs and funding assumptions to an indicative capital position so you can test the raise against the business model first.

What it considers

Funding capacity is a business-model question, not only a funding target.

Revenue and customer base

Start with the operating activity that creates the cash available to support growth and repayment.

Gross margin

Assess how much of each rand of revenue remains after the direct cost of delivering the product or service.

Fixed operating costs

Account for the recurring cost base that must be covered before additional capital obligations are considered.

Funding structure

Test debt, revenue-based funding, equity or blended assumptions against the same operating scenario.

Indicative analysis

FNDER provides indicative business analysis based on the information and assumptions supplied. It does not constitute a lending decision, investment recommendation or guarantee of funding.

Test the raise against the business before taking it to the market.

Begin with an estimate or your financial statements. Build the funding case from one connected business scenario.

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