Business Expansion Loans UK 2025
Finance business growth, second locations, acquisitions. £25k-£5m for established profitable UK businesses seeking expansion.
Types of Expansion Funding
Secured Expansion Loan
£25k-£5m
5-10% APR
3-15 years
Secured on property
Major expansion, multiple locations, business acquisition
Unsecured Growth Capital
£10k-£500k
8-18% APR
1-5 years
Proven businesses, marketing investment, staff expansion
Revenue-Based Financing
£50k-£5m
1.3-1.8x repayment cap
Repay as % of revenue
High-growth businesses, SaaS, e-commerce
Requirements for Expansion Loans
2-3 years profitable trading
Strong financial statements
Clear expansion plan with ROI projections
Proven business model (successful first location)
Management capacity for growth
Second Location Financing
For retail/restaurant chains opening 2nd, 3rd locations:
Business Acquisition Loans
Buying an existing business:
Expansion Finance Quotes
Compare expansion loans, growth capital, and acquisition finance
Best rates for established businesses seeking growth
Get Expansion FundingFrequently Asked Questions
What types of expansion funding are available?+
Three main types: Secured Expansion Loans (£25k-£5m, 5-10% APR, 3-15 years, secured on property) for major expansion/multiple locations/acquisitions. Unsecured Growth Capital (£10k-£500k, 8-18% APR, 1-5 years) for proven businesses/marketing/staff expansion. Revenue-Based Financing (£50k-£5m, 1.3-1.8x cap, flexible repayment) for high-growth businesses/SaaS/e-commerce.
What are the requirements for expansion loans?+
Requirements include: 2-3 years profitable trading, strong financial statements, clear expansion plan with ROI projections, proven business model (successful first location), and management capacity for growth.
Can I finance a second location?+
Yes! For retail/restaurant chains opening 2nd, 3rd locations: Lenders more confident (proven model in location 1), can borrow 60-80% of new location costs, better rates than startup (track record), faster approval (2-3 weeks vs 6-8 weeks for startups).