New Brunswick Small Business Emergency Working Capital Program

Capital loans for New Brunswick small businesses impacted by COVID19
  • CBDC
Overview of the New Brunswick Small Business Emergency Working Capital Program program:

The GNB Small Business Emergency Working Capital Program is an initiative by the Government of New Brunswick (GNB) in partnership with the Community Business Development Corporations (CBDC). This program is designed to provide financial support to small businesses in New Brunswick that have been impacted by unexpected emergencies, such as economic downturns or natural disasters. The program offers working capital loans to help businesses manage their cash flow, cover operating expenses, and maintain their operations during challenging times.

Benefits of the New Brunswick Small Business Emergency Working Capital Program program:
  • Access to Emergency Funding: The program provides quick access to working capital loans, which can be crucial for businesses facing financial difficulties due to emergencies. These funds can be used to cover operating expenses, such as rent, utilities, payroll, and inventory costs.
  • Flexible Loan Terms: The loans offered through this program come with flexible repayment terms, allowing businesses to manage their cash flow more effectively while repaying the loan. This flexibility can help businesses stabilize their finances without added financial strain.
  • Low-Interest Rates: The program offers loans at competitive interest rates, making it a more affordable option for businesses in need of emergency funding compared to traditional loans or credit lines.
  • Support for Business Continuity: By providing necessary funds during a crisis, the program helps businesses maintain operations, retain employees, and continue serving their customers. This support is vital for businesses aiming to survive and recover from an emergency.
  • No Collateral Required: In many cases, loans through this program do not require collateral, making it easier for small businesses, particularly those with limited assets, to access the funding they need.
Eligibility criteria of the New Brunswick Small Business Emergency Working Capital Program program:
  • Small Business in New Brunswick: The applicant must be a small business operating in New Brunswick. The business should be registered and have a significant presence in the province.
  • Impact of Emergency: The business must demonstrate that it has been negatively impacted by an emergency situation, such as an economic downturn, natural disaster, or other unforeseen events that have disrupted normal operations.
  • Viable Business Model: The business should have a viable business model and demonstrate the ability to repay the loan. This includes providing evidence of previous financial performance and a plan for recovery.
  • Credit History: While the program is designed to be accessible, businesses should have a reasonable credit history. However, the program may offer flexibility for those who have been severely impacted by the emergency.
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