Corporate credit
Loans of $2 million to $25 million for working capital and acquisitions, amortising or bullet.
More on large business loans →Private LenderMelbourne, VIC, AustraliaLast reviewed 8 Nov 2026
Salter Brothers
Business loans, eligibility and contact details
In a nutshell
Salter Brothers is an Australian-owned investment and funds management group whose corporate credit team lends to Australian and New Zealand companies with revenue of about $5 million to $300 million. Typical loans are $2 million to $25 million over 6 months to 5 years, for working capital, acquisitions, and equipment, inventory, receivables and vendor finance.
About Salter Brothers
Salter Brothers is an Australian-owned investment group with offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. Its corporate credit business, active in private debt since 2003, lends to mid-market companies and SMEs in Australia and New Zealand, both from its own balance sheet and through its managed funds.
It typically lends $2 million to $25 million to companies with revenue of about $5 million to $300 million, over 6 months to 5 years, on amortising or bullet structures. Uses include working capital, acquisition finance, wholesale equipment finance, inventory finance, vendor finance programs, trade receivables finance and pre-securitisation warehouse funding for other lenders.
Finance offered by Salter Brothers
Asset and receivables finance
Wholesale equipment finance, inventory finance, vendor finance programs and trade receivables finance.
Eligibility and documents
Who Salter Brothers lends to
- Australian and New Zealand companies
- Revenue of about $5 million to $300 million
All lending is subject to the lender's credit criteria and assessment.
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Salter Brothers FAQs
What size businesses does Salter Brothers lend to?
Salter Brothers says it lends to companies with revenue typically between $5 million and $300 million, with typical loans of $2 million to $25 million.
How do I contact Salter Brothers?
Call +61 3 9258 2100. Its Melbourne office is at Level 9, 477 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000.
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Salter Brothers contact details
Website
salterbrothers.com.auPhone
+61 3 9258 2100
Office
Level 9, 477 Collins Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
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