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Greypoint Capital

Greypoint Capital is a private debt fund focused on lending to the Canadian middle market, offering flexible short-term loans for various financial needs.

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What Greypoint Capital does

What Greypoint Capital is

Greypoint Capital is a private debt fund focused on lending to the Canadian middle market, offering flexible short-term loans for various financial needs.

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Operational status: Active
Organization type: Venture Debt
Founded: Founded in 2013
Approximate age: About 13 years
Structured capabilities: Funder
Last reviewed: April 4, 2026

What Venture debt means

Venture debt is a loan or credit facility designed for high-growth startups, typically companies that have already raised institutional venture capital and may not qualify for traditional bank debt because they lack profitability, long operating history, predictable cash flow, or hard collateral.

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Greypoint Capital as a funder

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Investment thesis

Greypoint Capital focuses on underwriting and managing private debt transactions for the Canadian middle market.

Focus narrative

Greypoint Capital specializes in private debt lending, offering loans ranging from $5 million to $100 million. The organization provides short-term loans with durations of 1 to 5 years, and can structure financing as first lien, second lien, or mezzanine debt. Their services cater to various needs including acquisitions, capital expenditures, projects, and general refinancing.