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Quantuma advises Retriever Sports Limited on securing a property-backed revolving credit facility

Business advisory firm Quantuma has advised Retriever Sports Limited on successfully securing a facility from Reward Funding. Quantuma’s Corporate Finance team worked alongside all parties to understand the funding requirements and structure a property-backed solution to consolidate existing liabilities. This was presented to Carl Perry at Reward Funding, resulting in the facility being secured and strengthening Retriever Sports’ financial position.

Established in 1978, Retriever Sports Limited is a family-owned business specialising in the design and production of darts and accessories. The company has grown to become a leading global manufacturer, exporting products worldwide.

Carl Perry, Business Development Director at Reward Funding, commented:

Reward is delighted to have supported Retriever Sports with a property-backed revolving credit facility. The flexibility of our funding enables the director to draw on committed capital as and when required, giving them the confidence to move forward and execute their strategic plans.”

Olly Curwen, Analyst at Quantuma, added:

“We are pleased to have supported Retriever Sports on this transaction, delivering a practical and effective funding solution that provides a clear path forward. This reflects Quantuma’s ability to deliver tailored funding solutions and achieve positive outcomes for clients.”

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