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MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component

Financing for business acquisition projects

Offered by
MRC Bécancour

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Funding available
$ 25,000
Deadline
Open continuously
Location
Quebec, Canada
Who can apply
Businesses in manufacturing
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Overview

This program offers a term loan of up to $25,000 to support the acquisition of an existing business. It helps finance voting shares and professional fees related to the acquisition transaction.

At a glance

Funding available

Maximum funding
$25,000
Financing goals
  • Complete an acquisition or business transfer

Eligible candidates

Location
  • Bécancour
  • Centre-du-Québec
  • Quebec
Eligible Industries
All industries
Annual revenue
All revenue ranges
Organisation size
All organization sizes
Audience
All groups
Legal structures
For-profit business

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Take a practical assessment to gain a clear understanding of how well this program aligns with your specific needs and long-term goals.

Availability timeline

2026
Periods: 1

Eligibility

Who is eligible?

  • Businesses in manufacturing
  • Businesses in retail and other traditional services
  • Tourism businesses
  • Agri-food businesses

Who is not eligible

  • Primary agriculture businesses
  • General contractors in construction

Eligible expenses

  • Voting shares of the target business
  • Professional fees related to the acquisition transaction

Eligible geographic areas

  • MRC Bécancour

Activities funded

  • Acquisition of an existing business
  • Business succession or transfer projects

How to apply

  • Step 1
    • Work on the business model for the acquisition project.
    • Validate the project’s feasibility and financial viability.
  • Step 2
    • Plan the financial structure of the project.
    • List direct and indirect costs.
  • Step 3
    • Search for financing and document the project.
    • Seek support from the MRC Bécancour team to prepare the file.
  • Step 4
    • Develop promotion and marketing strategies for the future business.

Additional information

  • This support is complementary to other financial partners.
  • The financing is a term loan.
  • The MRC Bécancour team can help structure the file and connect applicants with partners.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component Program

What is the MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component?

This program offers a term loan of up to $25,000 to support the acquisition of an existing business. It helps finance voting shares and professional fees related to the acquisition transaction.

How much funding can be received?

MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component Funds up to $25,000 of admissible expenses.

What is the deadline to apply?

The program is accepting continuous intake

Who is eligible for the MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component program?

To be eligible for the MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component program, you must: Existing Quebec-registered business Acquisition of 25% to 50% of voting shares Minimum equity equal to aid requested

What expenses are eligible under MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component?

Voting shares of the target business Professional fees related to the acquisition transaction

Where is the MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component available?

The MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component program is available Centre-du-Québec, Quebec.

Is the MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component a grant, loan, or tax credit?

MRC Bécancour — Local Investment Fund (FLI) - “Business to be acquired” component is a Loans and Capital investments