The LETL Facility, launched on March 21, 2025, by the Government of Canada, offers financing to large Canadian enterprises affected by new tariffs and trade countermeasures that face difficulty obtaining market financing. Managed by Canada Development Investment Corporation (CDEV) through its subsidiary Canada Enterprise Emergency Funding Corporation (CEEFC), the program provides loans designed to cover an eligible enterprise’s 36-month liquidity and operational needs after all other funding options have been explored. This facility ensures that large Canadian employers can maintain domestic operations, preserve jobs, and stabilize financially during trade disruptions. The LETL loans are interest-bearing and commercial in nature, with both secured and unsecured components, and are assessed case-by-case based on demonstrated need and repayment capacity. Borrowers must have a plan to return to financial stability, sustain Canadian business activities, and align with climate and governance transparency expectations, including annual climate-related financial disclosures by June 2026. The LETL Facility serves as a safety net for viable large-scale enterprises essential to Canada’s economic fabric, allowing them to bridge temporary liquidity gaps and continue contributing to national employment and production until traditional financing becomes accessible again.
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