A good business should live beyond bad debt.
When creditors, arrears or short-term lenders are suffocating a business customers still want, PCI can create breathing room and fund another opportunity to bring its value to market.
Bailout
We acquire or restructure the claims creating immediate pressure.
The process begins with the liabilities constraining day-to-day operations and the room the business needs to move forward.
Fresh capital
We fund the inputs needed to put the business back in front of the market.
Targeted capital supports the operating cycle and creates room for renewed customer activity.
Growth opportunity
When demand supports the business, we help position it for expansion capital and owner liquidity.
The next path may include stabilization, expansion or an owner exit shaped around the operating opportunity.
You built the business. Debt should leave room for its future.
PCI evaluates the business, its customers and what it could become with immediate financial pressure relieved.
Why businesses contact PCI
A short confidential review helps us understand the pressure, the current operation and the path the owner wants.
- 01Lender payments are consuming cash flow
- 02Tax or supplier arrears are escalating
- 03Bank accounts or operations are under pressure
- 04The business has customers and needs working capital
- 05A temporary closure is threatening permanent failure
- 06The owner needs a path to stabilization or exit
What happens next
- 01
Tell us what happened
Complete a short confidential review form.
- 02
PCI reviews the business
We assess the debt pressure, current operations and commercial potential.
- 03
PCI proposes a structure
When there is a fit, we explain how a bailout and fresh-capital process may work.
- 04
The business returns to market
Capital and support are directed toward renewed customer activity and operating progress.
Tell us what happened
The initial form takes about two minutes. PCI will review the business, its operating status and the immediate source of pressure.
Detailed creditor schedules and formal plans can follow after the initial review.