Non-Dilutive Cannabis Loan For Equipment, Real Estate Capital Financing Launched

Feb 6, 2024

Sweet Leaf Madison Capital (561-247-4783) has announced its tailored lending program for middle-market cannabis businesses in need of various types of operational funding.

Denver, United States - February 6, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —

With this announcement, Sweet Leaf Madison Capital offers various types of cannabis businesses an opportunity to work with the company's seasoned finance team to develop a unique financing solution that meets their needs. Among the available funding options the company offers are cannabis equipment loans that can be used for new or used equipment purchases, plant upgrades or retrofits, and tenant improvements that increase a business's profitability.

Interested parties can learn more at https://www.sweetleafmadison.com/

The company's funding program can also assist cannabis businesses with real estate financing. Sweet Leaf Madison Capital hopes to encourage companies looking to acquire new properties or pay for needed renovations and construction to contact its experienced team. Real estate financing can also be used for sale-leasebacks, tenant improvements, and cash-out refinancing.

For businesses focused on the cultivation aspect of the cannabis industry, Sweet Leaf Madison Capital can supply a real estate loan to fund acquisition, construction, or upgrades for greenhouses, processing facilities, or cultivation warehouses. This financing can also be helpful for businesses engaged in the sales side of the cannabis industry, particularly for purchasing or renovating a dispensary site.

Typically, Sweet Leaf Madison Capital's loans start at $250K and range from one to five years, with a loan-to-value ratio of up to 75 percent. Cannabis professionals interested in learning more about the company's tailored lending program can call or fill out the short contact form here: https://www.sweetleafmadison.com/

About Sweet Leaf Madison Capital

Sweet Leaf Madison Capital was founded in 2021 with the union of two specialty finance teams: Sweet Leaf Capital and Madison Ventures+. Sweet Leaf Capital, started in 2015, was one of the cannabis industry's first private direct lending companies while Madison Ventures+ was an established investment firm with a real estate and specialty finance focus. Sweet Leaf Madison Capital strives to provide tailored lending solutions that empower cannabis professionals and businesses.

"Today, as the only full-service lender in the industry, Sweet Leaf Madison Capital prides itself on serving all cannabis segments from 'seed-to-sale', including cultivation, processing, distribution, and retail, providing versatile funding solutions to the underserved middle-market of the industry," said one spokesperson for the company.

Interested parties can learn more and contact the team at Sweet Leaf Madison Capital by visiting https://www.sweetleafmadison.com/about

Contact Info:
Name: Emma Fuller
Email: Send Email
Organization: Sweet Leaf Madison Capital
Address: 600 North Grant Street Suite 300, Denver, Colorado 80203, United States
Phone: +1-888-251-8384
Website: https://sweetleafmadison.com/

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