DEXTER offers liquidity to finance business restructuring
Corporate restructuring is a process and a dynamic in which companies from all economic sectors are constantly involved. It pursues and achieves certain objectives, among others: 1) improving liquidity by restructuring one's own debt, freeing up cash for day-to-day operations and other immediate needs; 2) reducing one's own debt burden, relieving pressure on the company; 3) optimising the capital structure, strengthening the company's own position to attract investment; 4) introducing improvements in operational efficiency, helping in parallel to a thorough review of operations and costs, with the consequent elimination of unnecessary expenses; or 5) increasing competitiveness, while strengthening the confidence not only of investors but also of third party creditors.
From DEXTER's Risk Analysis Department, José Enrique Chasserot assures that "a well-planned and executed restructuring, with the necessary capital, can help reactivate a company that is not in its best moments but has a clear viability. It even marks a before and after, and as a result of obtaining the capital, companies tend to implement better corporate governance practices".
Indeed, alternative financing with private equity opens up the possibility of new growth opportunities by enabling clients to have, once they have obtained credit, a more solid financial structure for the development of their businesses, which tend to stabilise and expand.
DEXTER offers liquidity to finance corporate restructurings
Corporate restructuring is a process and a dynamic in which companies from all economic sectors are constantly involved. It pursues and achieves certain objectives, among others: 1) improve liquidity by restructuring the debt itself, freeing cash for day-to-day operations and other immediate needs; 2) reduce the burden of that debt itself, relieving pressure on the company; 3) optimise the capital structure, strengthening the company's own position to attract investment; 4) introduce improvements in operational efficiency, helping in parallel to a thorough review of operations and costs, with the consequent elimination of unnecessary expenses; or 5) increase competitiveness, while reinforcing the confidence not only of investors but of third-party creditors.
From DEXTER's Risk Analysis Department, José Enrique Chasserot assures that "a well-planned and executed restructuring, counting of course with the necessary capital, can help reactivate a company that is not in its best moments but has a clear viability. It even marks a before and after, and as a result of raising capital, companies tend to implement better corporate governance practices".
Indeed, alternative financing with private equity opens up the possibility of new growth opportunities by making it possible for clients to have, once the credit is obtained, a more solid financial structure for the development of their businesses, which tend to stabilize and expand.
