Revenue-based financing in Québec City: how does it work?
In the greater Québec City region, the tertiary sector dominates and tourism holds a place of high importance: businesses whose revenue comes in as sales are made. Capital Facile presents a file sized to the deposits; the lender sets the amount and its cost.
Choose my amountIn Québec City, in brief
- How many people live in Québec City?
- Québec City had 549,459 residents at the 2021 census.
- Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, table 98-10-0002-01
- Which sectors occupy Québec City’s industrial parks and zones?
- Québec City’s industrial parks and zones host businesses from varied sectors such as public, industrial or commercial services, construction, distribution, transportation or warehousing.
- Source: Ville de Québec, Parcs et zones industriels
- What is the economic profile of the greater Québec City region?
- The greater Québec City region is an urban hub where the tertiary sector is dominant and made up mainly of SMEs working in technology fields, with a tourism sector of high economic importance.
- Source: Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions, overview of the Québec region
Revenue-based financing, in brief
- How does revenue-based financing work?
- A lender disburses a sum to the business, sized on its deposits, and the business repays it out of its revenue. The amount, the cost and the repayment schedule are set by the lender in its written offer.
Business-support organizations in Québec City
Useful neighbours, independent of Capital Facile: each one has its own programs and its own conditions.
- Service du développement économique et des grands projets de la Ville de Québec
- Municipal department whose mission is to contribute to an environment favourable to business development; it represents the Réseau Accès PME on its territory.
- Programmes de financement de la Ville de Québec (Vision entrepreneuriale Québec 2030)
- Municipal financing programs that support businesses at different stages of development.
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An intermediary, not a lender.
The lender sets the final amount and its cost in its written offer.
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