Midas Partners
Financing solutions · Debt advisory

Make lenders compete for your company. Save on time and costs.

Refinancings, recapitalizations, acquisition financing and growth capital for companies with $10M to $100M+ in revenue. We build the lender package, take it to the lenders that fit and compare what comes back.

A senior banker on every deal, from the first call to the close.

The lender package in 1 day once the documents are in. At least 7 days by hand.

Nothing goes to a lender without your approval, and no lender learns your name until you approve it.

The product follows the plan

Your business. Your objective.

Strategic Debt Advisory

Structure → Package → Lender process

Refinancing
Recapitalization
Acquisition financing
Growth capital
ABL & revolvers
Unitranche & mezzanine

We advise and arrange. The lender makes the credit decision.

Find a starting point

What does the capital need to do?

Choose your goal to explore possible structures and what we need to assess them. No sign-in required.

Showing financing routes and preparation checklist for: Refinance existing debt.

Refinance existing debt

Test the whole exit, from payoff to new terms.

The first question: Does the new facility improve the business after payoff costs, fees and the full repayment term?

Routes to explore

A lower payment can come with a longer term and more total interest. We compare payment relief and total cost separately.

What moves the review forward

Core documents, where available

  • Financial statements for recent years
  • Year-to-date P&L and balance sheet
  • Current debt schedule

For this goal

  • Current agreements and payment schedules
  • Dated payoff letters, including any early-exit charges
  • Covenant calculations and lien information

A senior banker walks through the options with you and tells you what the package will need.

These are starting points for a conversation, not an eligibility assessment or financing offer. The right structure depends on your financials, collateral, transaction and lender requirements.

The financing toolkit

The right capital has to fit the business.

Sometimes one facility does the job. Sometimes it takes a senior term loan, a revolver and a junior layer working together. We evaluate the whole structure before approaching lenders.

Senior term loans & private credit

A defined investment, acquisition, refinancing or recapitalization.

What supports it

Sustainable cash flow and the debt the business can carry.

What to examine

Compare amortization, leverage limits, covenants and the cost of an early exit.

Unitranche

One facility where a bank's senior loan plus a junior layer would otherwise be needed.

What supports it

Recurring earnings, the equity behind the deal and a lender prepared to hold the whole loan.

What to examine

Price, call protection and any first-out/last-out split matter as much as the headline leverage.

Revolvers & asset-based lending

A recurring gap between paying suppliers and collecting from customers.

What supports it

Cash flow or a borrowing base of eligible receivables and inventory.

What to examine

Availability can change with the business. Reporting, reserves and lien priority matter.

Mezzanine & second lien

Capacity beyond what senior lenders will provide, without selling equity.

What supports it

Cash flow that covers the senior debt with room to spare, and the senior lender's consent.

What to examine

Higher cost, PIK interest, warrants and intercreditor terms. Every layer draws on the same cash flow.

Seller notes & rollover equity

The part of a purchase price the seller carries, or keeps as a stake.

What supports it

The seller's confidence in the business and the senior lender's subordination terms.

What to examine

Payment limits, standby terms and who owns what after closing are set in the same negotiation.

Buying a company

Finance the closing. Leave room for day one.

We put the purchase price, seller debt, buyer equity, closing costs and operating cash in one sources-and-uses model. Then we test the debt against the earnings the business can actually support.

The uses of capital

  1. AcquirePurchase consideration and required debt payoffs.
  2. CloseTransaction costs and financing fees.
  3. OperateWorking capital, planned investment and a cash cushion.

The lender package needs to explain how each use is funded and how the combined structure will be repaid.

Save on time and costs

One senior banker. From the first conversation to the close.

Once the documents are in, software builds the financing model, the lender presentation and the blind teaser in a day; by hand the same package takes at least a week. A senior banker checks every page, so you are not paying for analyst hours.

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A coherent credit case

One set of financials, a clear use of funds and a structure the business can support.

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A package you can inspect

The model, presentation and teaser show lenders the same story. You review the work before it leaves.

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A process you control

Lenders that fit see a blind teaser first, and you approve each one by name before it learns who you are. Your banker handles outreach, questions and the term comparison.

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Ready when you are

Talk to a banker about your company.

A confidential first conversation about a refinancing, an acquisition, growth capital or a sale.