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Five closed acquisition financings, anonymized. Each one names the route, the amount and the constraint that made it hard.

  1. Landscaping and snow removal company

    $2.3M SBA acquisition closed in roughly 45 days

    The constraint

    The buyer needed acquisition financing and additional working capital on a tight timeline.

    What Duneland arranged

    Duneland structured a $2.3M SBA financing package combining a 7(a) acquisition loan with an SBA working capital line, and closed it in roughly 45 days at pricing below typical SBA levels.

    Financing
    $2.3M
    Structure
    SBA 7(a) acquisition loan plus SBA working capital line
    Time to close
    Roughly 45 days

  2. Children's toy brand

    $1.1M SBA loan for an asset-light eCommerce business

    The constraint

    Approval was not the only hurdle. The deal needed a bank willing to get comfortable with an asset-light eCommerce model and a non-traditional inventory structure.

    What Duneland arranged

    Duneland secured a $1.1M SBA 7(a) acquisition loan and negotiated an inventory solution that let the deal close.

    Financing
    $1.1M
    Structure
    SBA 7(a) acquisition loan
    Constraint solved
    Asset-light model and non-traditional inventory

  3. Packaging company

    $2.2M conventional acquisition loan plus $750K working capital for green card holders

    The constraint

    Two green card holders had limited financing options and needed a structure that kept cash out of pocket to a minimum.

    What Duneland arranged

    Duneland secured a $2.2M conventional acquisition loan on a 25-year amortization, plus $750K of working capital, giving the buyers long-term financing while preserving liquidity after closing.

    Financing
    $2.2M acquisition loan plus $750K working capital
    Structure
    Conventional bank debt
    Amortization
    25 years

  4. Custom millwork and architectural cabinetry manufacturer

    $15M conventional acquisition financing

    The constraint

    The transaction sat well beyond SBA limits. The buyer needed a conventional acquisition solution without an excessive equity requirement.

    What Duneland arranged

    Duneland arranged approximately $15M of acquisition financing on a 25-year amortization, with limited cash required at closing.

    Financing
    Approximately $15M
    Structure
    Conventional bank debt
    Amortization
    25 years

  5. Multi-location entertainment business

    $2.54M private credit facility for a hard-to-finance deal

    The constraint

    Traditional lenders were not a fit for this transaction.

    What Duneland arranged

    Duneland sourced a private investment firm willing to step in and structured a $2.54M three-year facility at 12% with interest-only payments through the term, creating a bridge to a future refinance while keeping near-term debt service manageable.

    Financing
    $2.54M
    Structure
    Private credit, three-year term, interest-only
    Rate
    12%

Figures and outcomes as reported by Duneland Financial, October 2026. Clients are not named. Each financing was provided by a third-party lender or capital provider on its own terms; past outcomes do not indicate what a lender will approve on another transaction.

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