Finance artists deposits and complete acquisition of the festival without diluting any equity.

• Revs 2024: 60mm
• Security/Collateral: Stock pledge of +3.7mm and 22.5% revenue split of ticket sales

Bridge facility to fund in conjunction with close. Senior lenders taking down the full amount for the acquisition.

• Revs 2024: 105mm
• EBITDA: 15mm
• Security/Collateral: UCC-1 filed in event of default

Business is acquiring assets from an auto manufacturer and needs working capital to purchase materials for new contracts.

• Revs 2024: 50mm
• EBITDA: 6mm
• Security/Collateral: Lien on all assets and on equity in RE holdings

Owner is buying out partners stake and paying off factor. Looking to transition to a more traditional working capital facility.

• Revs 2024: 12mm
• EBITDA: 6mm
• Security/Collateral: Assigned Ford sweep of Ford receivables

Looking to place deposits on inventory, want to accumulate raw materials and finished goods ahead of their busy season at the end of the year.

• Revs 2024: 5.8mm
• Security/Collateral: UCC-1 and corporate guarantee.

Short of LP capital, would rather take on a non dilutive loan.

• Revs 2024: 15.34mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior on business, 1.5mm in contract receivables

Real Estate acquisition opportunity.

• Security/Collateral: Equity pledge on the camps that the bank does not have a 2nd on. Will file a UCC-1 on properties, dirtying the titles making sure any new buyers must pay C6 off first

Operating capital to lower payables, obtaining via acquisition and joint ventures new streaming content.

• Revs 2024: 17mm
• Security/Collateral: UCC-1 in event of default

Operated under PE family office. Working on exits of their portco's and do not want to allocate FO funds.

• Revs 2024: 115mm
• Security/Collateral: Corporate guarantee from the family office. PG's from co-owners of the operating company and family trust

Bridge to 200mm equity raise at a $500-700mm valuation. Just acquired entity with valuable software. Looking to fund final restructuring costs of the recent acquisitions subsidiary to get it to cash flow profitability.

• Revs 2024: 171mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior on business

Short term acquisition financing to close on lab purchases. Working capital needs for the first 30-45 days due to payment terms with customers.

• Revs 2024: 50mm
• EBITDA: 6.5mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior Secured, UCC-1

Expand staffing and advertising clientele. Developing financial services division.

• Revs 2024: 55mm
• Security/Collateral: Directed 650K of Google receivables. Series A preferred voting stock pledge

Founder buyout, plan to take out a LOC from the bank.

• Revs 2024: 27mm
• EBITDA: 4mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior Secured Loan

Looking for short-term subordinate capital as the current bank lender had pulled back the sizing of the company's working capital facility.

• Revs 2024: 1.1B
• Security/Collateral: PG

Commercial use waste management container business with 30 state approved waste containers. Business wants to reconsolidate their existing short-term MCA debt, strengthen their balance sheet, and add to cashflow.

• Revs 2023: 5.4mm
• Security/Collateral: First lien on SAAS receivables, warrant agreement with equity pledge

Business is an outlet for unused products buying truckloads of manifested goods. Bridge to working capital and refinance existing debt. Refi is for a line of credit with a 1mm balance.

• Revs 2023: 36mm
• EBITDA: 2.2mm
• Security/Collateral: Lien on all company assets (inventory)

Bridge through sale of business that was held up during diligence, need for capital to take out senior lender.

• Revs 2023: 2.6mm
• EBITDA: 290k
• Security/Collateral: Lien on all company assets, including equity in two office buildings

Acquiring more locations, IPO Bridge. Looking to do a small cap IPO to raise equity and acquire additional businesses.

• Revs 2023: 130mm
• EBITDA: 8mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior debt

Working capital and transaction costs. Business was purchased by a PE firm in August 2023 and was short of capital. PE firm opted for non-dilutive loan rather than go back to LP investors.

• Revs 2023: 5.8mm
• EBITDA: 1.2mm
• Security/Collateral: PG

Offer an array of internet security products and solutions. Are short of LP capital, would rather take non-dilutive loan.

• Revs 2023: 1.6mm
• EBITDA: 301k
• Security/Collateral: PE fund guarantee, PG

Opening up surgical center, house in contract to sell.

• Revs 2023: 33.6mm
• EBITDA: Adj 4mm
• Security/Collateral: Equity pledge on borrower's multi million dollar valued vacation residence.

Coming out of a slow period, ramping up staff. Frontloaded payroll into busy season. Ford had undergone several strikes and needed a bridge.

• Revs 2023: 16.8mm
• EBITDA: 4mm
• Security/Collateral: PG, AR

Servicing client accounts post acquisition of a vertical with blue chip clients.

• Revs 2023: 119mm
• EBITDA: 11.8mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior debt position. UCC-1 Lien on business

Bridge to close off the year, payoff vendors, and purchase of raw materials. 2x YOY growth, projecting a forward 12-month growth rate of 3x. Have $80mm backlog, needed cash to build raw material inventory and pull forward growth before EOY.

• Revs 2023: 21mm
• Security/Collateral: PG

New facility taking out the current one for 750k. Refi of a previous deal at the maturity MOIC, resulting in roughly 250k in fresh powder.

• Revs 2023: 15.6mm
• Security/Collateral: Senior debt position UCC-1 on business, PG

Working capital and to pay legal settlement for violation of non compete.

• Revs 2023: 64mm
• EBITDA: 7.1mm
• Security/Collateral: Contract with mainstream food and beverage manufacturer

Have a SAAS lending platform underwriting credit facilities and collecting on arbitrage. Preparing for a Series B in 2024, need short term bridge to get there. C6 has a 1st lien on receivables and warrant agreement with equity pledge.

• Revs 2023: 5.7mm
• EBITDA: Negative
• Security/Collateral: Warrant Agreement

Preparing for a vertical acquisition Purchase price of 3.7mm, have funded partially with a 500k note. Plan to take our creditors with structured capital transaction.

• Revs 2023: 40mm
• EBITDA 2023: 8.2mm
• Security/Collateral: PG

The company was awarded new contracts and needed working capital to execute. It had a 90-million-dollar credit facility from Goldman Sachs and was looking for subordinated debt. C6 Capital provided a 2mm Advance.

• Revs: 70mm
• Adjusted Ebitda: 10mm
• EV: 110mm

Manufacturer and seller of accessories (cases and keyboards) for smart tablets. They were constantly growing sales which created a working capital issue. New models of tablets required new molds and even after factoring their AR, more cash was needed.

• Revs: 25mm
• EV: 40mm

The company was unable to get traditional debt and was having a tough time raising equity. C6 provide several advances, we were secured by all assets

• Revs: 2mm
• EBITDA: Slightly Profitable

The company was purchased in a leveraged buyout. Since then, it had raised over 20mm dollars through a Reg A. The company was throwing cannabis events, parties, concerts, and more. As they scaled up for more events, they needed more working capital.

• Revs- 12mm
• Ebitda- Negative
• 10mm senior debt

US-China trade wars put a tariff on aluminum foil increasing the price. The company needed more funds to place a bulk order to get a price reduction.

• Revs- 16mm
• Ebitda- Break Even
• Debt outstanding 5mm

As a result of high R+D costs the company would not become profitable until it reached 20mm of revenue. The capital was needed to bridge to that point.

• Revs 15mm
• Ebitda -2mm
• Enterprise value of 80mm

There was a working capital need to gear up for pride day. The company receives 35% of its annual revenues during this time.

• Revs 8mm
• Ebitda -1mm
• Debt outstanding 3mm

The company had a more efficient way to cut through metals. It was cheaper and safer for the environment. It needed capital to hire salesmen.

Company was looking for growth capital, to finish out the expansion of a new product line. The CEO was a convicted felon over a decade ago and was unable to get a traditional loan.

• Revs 20mm
• 2.5mm Ebitda
• No debt

The Company had toxic paper that was about to convert. Ultimately, it was cheaper for them to pay expensive debt rates than force conversion.

Company needed cash to buy bulk flower. They can make 15% margins on each turn, were averaging 2.5X turns a month.

The Company mainly did elective surgery and that was shut down due to covid. The Company had outstanding payables to a medical device company. Without payment, they were not going to continue to do business with the surgical center.

The company converts bulk flower into oil. They have 300% margins. The capital need was to purchase bulk flower.

The exclusive distributor of the Cookies brand in their state. The company needed CAPEX to build out additional nurseries.

The company needed working capital for growth. It had 3mm of AR unencumbered from tier A credits which we used to securitize the loan. This is a public company.

One of the leading new-generation telecommunication companies that deal with both wholesale carrier services and retail pin-enabled and pinless calling. They were seeking a factoring facility to increase growth. The company was having a hard time securing the factor, mainly due to credit insurance since a majority of its revenues come from third-world countries. C6 was asked to provide growth/bridge capital until a factor was in place.

Venture-backed company that provides targeted advertising solutions to companies. This was done through wrapped cars and tech in the car targeted towards the customers. The company is doing roughly 500K a month in revenues, all top tier AR that we had the first look on. The company was looking to raise equity at a higher valuation, trading at roughly 7X revenue.

Company exclusively works with Ford and GM. Ford’s payment portal changed causing a working capital issue for the business. The company needed 400K to make payroll.

The company was doing an IPO which got delayed. The company needed additional cash to pay for soft costs.

Company needed more capital to purchase inventory.