If you need funds fast, you may be eligible for a bridging loan
- Simple, quick phone application
- Finance from £10,000 to £5,000,000
- Funding terms from 3 months to 5 years
- Bad credit history, large debts – No problem!
- High street banks unsupportive
- Tenant Farmers welcome
- Competitive Rates
- Tax Efficient
- Decision within 24 hours
- Simple, quick phone application
- Finance from £10,000 to £5,000,000
- Funding terms from 3 months to 5 years
- Bad credit history, large debts – No problem!
- High street banks unsupportive
- Tenant Farmers welcome
- Competitive Rates
- Tax Efficient
- Decision within 24 hours
No matter what you need the funds for and however dire you think your financial position is contact us for a no jargon chat.
Call us on: 01604 969508, email: enquiries@abfltd.co.uk, or enquire online today. Our finance solutions are only available in England, Scotland and Wales.
What is a bridging loan, is it right for me?
A bridging loan is a short-term loan designed to provide temporary financing until a longer-term solution is secured, often used in real estate transactions and property development. It helps “bridge” the gap between buying a new property and selling an existing one, or securing permanent financing.
Bridging loans are commonly used by property developers, property buyers, or businesses to cover urgent cash flow needs, allowing them to act quickly without waiting for funds from other sources.
When you need us, we’re here to help you

- Get in touch to see how we can help
- We’ll discuss your options
- Complete a short application to proceed
- Get your decision within 24 hours
Call us today on: 01604 969508, email: enquiries@abfltd.co.uk, or complete the form to get in touch.
Our finance is only available to agricultural businesses based in England, Scotland and Wales.
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“Alchemy were easy to deal with then they funded me for a £350,000 bridging loan for a barn conversion. I’d shopped around and their rates were competitive.”
C.Whyte, Northumbria

