How much can my company borrow?
A working shortcut lenders use: total debt capacity is roughly 3–4.5× EBITDA depending on sector, minus existing debt. Secured lending against property typically goes to 55–75% of market value. A company doing ₹300 crore revenue at 12% margins with modest existing debt can usually support ₹50–100 crore of total facilities.
How long does a ₹20–150 crore loan take?
Market standard is 4–12 weeks depending on lender and complexity. With complete documents and the right lender matched to the profile, it compresses sharply — clean mandates have moved from first conversation to disbursement in 2–10 days. Most delays come from incomplete files and approaching the wrong lender pool.
My bank rejected the loan. Is that the end of it?
No. Banks decline for policy reasons — sector caps, group exposure, project stage — that NBFCs, AIF debt funds, and private credit lenders accept every week. The work is diagnosing why the bank said no, then approaching the pool that funds that profile. We wrote the full version: 7 alternatives after a bank rejection.
Is Pacewell a lender or an NBFC?
Neither. Pacewell is a debt advisory and arranger. Loans arranged through us are provided by RBI-regulated banks, NBFCs, and funds. We design the structure, run the lender process, and manage the transaction through to disbursement — working on your side of the table.
What does this cost?
Arrangement fees in the Indian market run 0.5–2% of the sanctioned amount, usually success-based and paid on disbursement. The first conversation is free and carries no obligation — and if the honest answer is that your own bank will do this cheaper, that is what you will hear.