Non-Dilutive Equipment Loans To Boost US Cannabis Cultivation, Processing Units

Sweet Leaf Madison Capital (561-247-4783) announces the expansion of its funding initiatives that provide customized debt financing solutions to the cannabis industry for equipment purchases.

Sweet Leaf Madison Capital’s (SLMC’s) recent strategic move is intended to address the financial challenges faced by under-resourced middle-market cannabis growers, processors, and distributors. A range of non-dilutive, asset-backed lending supports business stability and growth by allowing their owners to retain full equity.

More information is available at https://sweetleafmadison.com/

According to global consulting firm J.S. Held, the international cannabis market is expected to reach a valuation of about $38.2 billion and to grow at a rate of 14.6% from 2024 to 2028. Market growth is anticipated to continue due to ongoing legalization, technological developments, and continuing research into medical benefits.

With its funding initiative, SLMC aims to help middle-market businesses across the supply chain buy or upgrade their equipment. Setting up a grow facility can cost between $325-$650 per square foot, notes a new report by a listed cultivation technology major. SLMC financing can be used for the acquisition of new or used machinery, plant upgrades, and retrofits. They also cover the purchase of tools for automation, cultivation, and processing as well as mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems.

The company’s equipment loan amounts range from $150,000 to $15 million and are offered over terms of 12 to 48 months. SLMC focuses on quick approvals for qualifying businesses so borrowers can access the capital they need to purchase new or enhance existing equipment without interrupting their business operations.

Besides equipment funding, SLMC provides financing for cannabis real estate and senior secured-term loans. Its real estate lending products cover property acquisitions, renovations, and construction, with loans starting at $250,000 and extending over one to five years. The company’s senior secured term loans are available for short-term cash flow needs, financing receivables, purchase orders, and inventory, with amounts ranging up to $15 million.

Sweet Leaf Madison Capital was founded following the merger of Sweet Leaf Capital and Madison Ventures+ in 2021. The company’s management has extensive expertise in the cannabis sector and specialty finance. SLMC has provided customized lending solutions to hundreds of cannabis businesses across the country.

Chairman & CEO Bryan E. Gordon said, "As the only full-service lender in the industry, Sweet Leaf Madison Capital prides itself on serving all cannabis segments from seed to sale, providing versatile funding solutions to the underserved middle-market of the industry, and working with businesses to bring quality cannabis products and services to the world."

Learn more at https://sweetleafmadison.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Emma Fuller
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Organization: Sweet Leaf Madison Capital
Address: 700 S Rosemary Ave Suite 204, Office 138, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401, United States
Phone: +1-561-247-4783
Website: https://sweetleafmadison.com/

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