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Tender funding
Mobilisation · suppliers · labour · fulfilment
For businesses that need capital to mobilise and deliver against an awarded tender or contract.
Understand routeFunding types
Business funding is not one product. The right route depends on what the capital is for, when it is needed and how the business can support repayment or investment.
Different funding purposes
Compare capital routes
See indicative capacity
Find relevant funders
FNDER Scenario Studio
Model the transaction, identify the funding gap and test whether the economics still work after finance.
Purchase order finance

Transaction modelling
Funding gap → facility → transaction assessment
Start with the purpose
A tender, purchase order, project, operating gap and asset purchase create different funding requirements. Understanding that purpose is the first step before comparing funders.
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Mobilisation · suppliers · labour · fulfilment
For businesses that need capital to mobilise and deliver against an awarded tender or contract.
Understand route02
Inventory · supplier payments · order fulfilment
For businesses with a confirmed purchase order that need to pay suppliers before the customer settles.
Understand route03
Mobilisation · equipment · operating costs · execution
For contracted projects that require capital through mobilisation, execution and delivery.
Understand route04
Cash flow · stock · payroll · operating expenses
For businesses that need liquidity to support the operating cycle while revenue and customer payments catch up.
Understand route05
Equipment · vehicles · productive assets · expansion
For businesses acquiring equipment, vehicles or productive assets without funding the full purchase upfront.
Understand routeNot sure which route fits?
FNDER Capital Discovery compares your business profile against capital mandates and surfaces indicative matches with the reasons they may fit.
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