Improving your business shouldn't have to wait until you have spare cash. Here are four ways to get started that take the pressure off your cash flow.
Most of the businesses that need help the most are the ones with the least spare cash. So we’ve built four ways to get started without paying everything up front.
We agree the result up front, such as output, cost, turnaround or waste. If we don’t deliver it, you don’t pay for it. We only win when you do.
Several New Zealand banks offer lower-interest loans for projects that cut energy use, waste or emissions. Lean improvement often does exactly that. We work with banks that are willing to fund this kind of work.
Government R&D and innovation funding, including the R&D Tax Incentive, can help pay for work that improves how you make things or deliver your service. We help you find what fits and pull the application together.
For the right business, we take a small shareholding in return for our work. Then we roll up our sleeves and fix the issues holding it back, so it really shines. We only do well if your business does.
Every option depends on your business and circumstances. Lending is decided by the bank, grants by the funder, and terms are always agreed in writing before any work starts. We'll be straight with you about what's realistic.
A free, no-pressure chat about the problem and what fixing it is worth to you.
Standard fees, results-based, finance, funding or a shareholding. Sometimes a mix works best.
Terms agreed in writing, targets set, and we're on the floor with your team.
Tell us about your business. We’ll tell you honestly which way to pay makes sense, and whether we’re the right fit.