Business loan of 3,000,000 SEK

Why take out a business loan of 3 million kronor?

A business loan of 3 million kronor is typically used for larger, strategic investments that accelerate a company’s growth. It can be used for purchasing equipment, expansion, or acquisitions.

It’s rarely a loan you take out to cover a temporary cash flow shortfall. Rather, it’s a planned investment to take your business to the next level. It might be that you need to purchase a new production line to meet increased demand, which is a direct investment in your revenue. Or perhaps you see an opportunity to expand your business with another location or office, maybe even in a different city. That requires capital for facilities, staff, and marketing.

Another common reason is to borrow in order to invest in rapid growth, for example by acquiring a competitor to quickly gain market share.

What are the costs associated with a business loan of 3 million?

At Froda, the interest rate is the only additional cost. The interest rate is set individually based on your company’s creditworthiness and repayment term. The total cost of a 3 million business loan therefore depends on the interest rate you receive and the repayment term you choose for the loan.

If you want to see what the total cost will be for a business loan of 3 million at different interest rates and terms, you can use our Business Loan Calculator. You can also use it if you want to compare different loan offers you’ve received. Remember to always compare the total cost and not just the nominal interest rate.

How large does a company have to be to qualify for a 3 million loan?

To borrow 3 million kronor, the company must be well-established with stable revenue and a good credit rating to ensure it can make the repayments. Specific revenue requirements vary, but as lenders, we conduct a comprehensive assessment of cash flow, profitability, and credit history. 

To assess the company’s ability to make repayments, we analyze transaction data and credit history to evaluate the risk. Since the application process is entirely digital, this is done automatically, and you’ll receive a quick response to your application—usually within a few minutes. 

What collateral is required for a loan of 3 million kronor?

A loan of 3 million kronor almost always requires some form of collateral, most often a personal guarantee from the owner. However, some loans can instead be secured with assets such as real estate or business mortgages.

Finding an unsecured business loan for 3 million is practically impossible. We need a guarantee that we’ll get our money back if the company can’t pay. The most common form of collateral for this loan amount is a personal guarantee.

  • Personal guarantee. This means that you, as an individual (or multiple owners), act as a guarantor for the loan. If the company is unable to pay, you become personally liable for the debt. It is a significant risk, but often a necessary requirement.
  • Business mortgage. In this case, the company’s assets, such as inventory or accounts receivable, are used as collateral for the loan. It is a more formal process that is registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office.
  • Real estate mortgage. If the company owns a property, it can be used as collateral, just like with a standard mortgage.
  • Factoring. Although it is a financial product in its own right, the sale of invoices can sometimes be used in combination with or as an alternative to traditional loans to free up capital.

Is it possible to get a business loan of 3 million as a startup?

It’s difficult for a startup to secure a loan of 3 million, but it’s not impossible. We generally require a track record of stable revenue to approve such large amounts.

A startup often lacks the track record that Froda relies on to assess creditworthiness and repayment capacity. The risk is simply too high. For a brand-new company, other forms of financing are often more appropriate, such as venture capital from investors, government loans from Almi, or starting with a small business loan to build a financial track record. 

What types of companies are eligible for a loan of 3 million kronor?

Any business registered in Sweden can apply for a business loan of 3 million kronor. Since a business loan of 3 million kronor is a relatively large loan, it is generally more suitable for corporations than for sole proprietorships. 

A corporation is the most common form for larger loans, as the company is a separate legal entity with a clear separation between the owners and the business. However, a personal guarantee is almost always required.

For sole proprietorships, the line is more blurred, and your personal finances will be scrutinized just as closely as the business’s, since legally speaking they are one and the same. 

For general partnerships and limited partnerships, all partners with controlling influence are generally required to provide personal guarantees for the loan. 

Regardless of the type of company, it is always the company’s financial performance and future prospects that matter.

The best business loan for 3 million is the one that offers the best terms for your specific situation. That’s why you need to compare offers. You can compare different options and then apply multiple times, since the application is free and non-binding.

Ready to apply? It takes less than 2 minutes and won’t affect your credit score.

Are you considering a different amount?

1 million
For those of you who are ready to stop making incremental improvements.
4 million
Think big—without compromising.
500 000
Take the next step without breaking the bank.

For all your needs

Renovation
Fix up your company's premises and create an environment that both customers and employees enjoy.
Ahead of next season
Cover your finances during the season when no one is particularly keen on ice-cold ice cream.
Real estate
Invest in improving your company's property or finance the purchase of a new one.
Storage
Finance larger inventory purchases to meet customer demand immediately.
Machinery
Upgrade your company's equipment and produce more, faster, and smarter.
Unforeseen expenses
Borrow to cover an expense and get your company's finances back on track when something unexpected happens.
Liquidity
Give the company financial leeway to manage liquidity in both the short and long term.
Refinance an existing loan
Better terms and lower borrowing costs when you consolidate your company's loans.