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Growth capital, working capital, refinancing and ownership transitions for middle-market businesses.
DEBT CAPITAL ADVISORY AND PLACEMENT
Sabine Growth Capital Partners is a debt advisory firm. We arrange and place debt financing with banks, non-bank lenders and private credit funds on behalf of borrowers. Facilities up to $150 million. Since 2010.
We structure your financing, create competition among suitable lenders, and negotiate terms on your behalf.
See how we workIndependent debt advisory
We help management teams and sponsors define the right structure, reach the right lenders and manage the process through closing—without favoring a single capital source.
Who we advise
Direct senior attention for businesses, fund managers and sponsors navigating a financing event.
Growth capital, working capital, refinancing and ownership transitions for middle-market businesses.
Warehouse, subscription, NAV, GP and management-company facilities matched to the fund structure.
Acquisition, recapitalization and portfolio-company financing for independent and institutional sponsors.
Financing solutions
We advise borrowers on capital structure, then run the process to place the debt. Corporate credit, fund finance, acquisition financing, working capital, and special situations. We take each mandate to banks, non-bank lenders and private credit funds, and we negotiate on the client’s side of the table.
Senior, unitranche, stretch senior and first-out last-out, plus second-lien, mezzanine, holdco notes and preferred equity when senior capacity is not enough.
Warehouse and SPV facilities, subscription and capital call lines, NAV facilities, and management company loans for fund managers and sponsors.
Revolvers, asset based lending, factoring and receivables finance, and recurring-revenue facilities for businesses with collateral or contracted revenue.
Debt for platform acquisitions and bolt-ons, cross-border structures, and shareholder redemptions where an owner is buying out a partner or retiring.
Rescue and opportunistic capital, recapitalizations, and balance-sheet restructuring for stressed or time sensitive situations where certainty of close matters most.
Debt capacity models, borrowing base and covenant analysis, and lender ready materials. Sometimes the first question is how much debt the business can actually carry, not who will lend it.
Channel neutral
Different situations belong in different markets. Sabine compares capital across three lender channels so the recommendation follows the mandate—not a house product.
Commercial banks and specialist teams offer corporate lending, asset-based financing and fund finance. They can be a strong fit when cash flow, collateral and the broader banking relationship meet their credit requirements.
Specialty finance companies, factors and warehouse providers offer financing built around particular assets, receivables or structures. We consider these lenders when a specialized approach fits the borrowing need.
Direct lending funds and business development companies provide senior, unitranche and junior capital. We assess their capacity and structural flexibility alongside pricing, covenants and execution requirements.
Selected experience
How we work
We learn your business, capital needs, and timeline. We evaluate the full picture—cash flows, collateral, growth plans, and existing capital structure—to identify the right financing approach.
We design the capital structure and build the target lender list across banks, non-bank lenders and private credit funds. You get a clear recommendation on facility type, terms, and how the story should be positioned to each channel.
We prepare materials, run a targeted lender process, negotiate terms on your behalf, and manage the diligence workstream. We drive competitive tension to get you the best outcome.
We coordinate documentation, manage closing mechanics, and ensure funds flow on schedule. After close, we remain available for future capital needs.
The firm
Sabine is built for mandates where the details matter: unusual structures, competing objectives, time pressure and lender selection across markets.
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