Flexible Capital Fund

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CDFI for working capital loans and term loansMontpelier, VermontBased in Vermont; service area not yet provided

BBLL 000688Listed Oct 2026From public recordsLast checked Oct 31, 2026

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About

Flexible Capital Fund supplies growth capital to New England companies in food systems, forest products and clean technology. Its core approach uses revenue-based finance and subordinated debt.

CDFI. Mission driven lender serving businesses banks often overlook.

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What they lend

Working capital loans Term loans Revenue based financing

General small business

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A second look at Flexible Capital Fund

Flexible Capital Fund supplies growth capital to New England companies in food systems, forest products and clean technology. Its core approach uses revenue-based finance and subordinated debt.

Direct growth-capital investor and CDFI; structures can include debt, equity or warrants.

Published by Levr, not by Flexible Capital Fund. This is a source-based profile and editorial assessment, not customer reviews or a promise of approval. Sources checked October 31, 2026.

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Programs and published requirements

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Revenue-based growth capital

Investment: $100,000–$500,000, with larger amounts possible alongside aligned partners.
Use and term: Permanent working capital; typical term of five to seven years.
Revenue profile: RBF companies typically have more than $500,000 annual sales and projected annual growth of 15%–20% or more.
Payment structure: Payments can run for a fixed period or until a negotiated return is reached; terms depend on the structure.

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When it may fit

Our assessment of the published programs

Growth-stage New England businesses aligned with the fund’s impact sectors.

What to weigh carefully

Revenue-based debt still carries repayment obligations; evaluate the negotiated return and revenue share.
Alternative structures may include equity or warrants, so ownership impact requires explicit review.

Questions before you accept an offer

What revenue percentage, total return and maturity apply?
Will this offer include equity, warrants or subordinated debt?

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The lender

Type: CDFI
Legal name: Flexible Capital Fund, L3C
Founded: 2011
Charter: Not yet provided Add it
Headquarters: Montpelier, Vermont
Service area: Based in Vermont; service area not yet provided
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Website: flexiblecapitalfund.com
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Location

Based in Vermont; service area not yet provided.

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