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Timia Capital expands B2B tech lending capacity with funding from SAF Group

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Timia Capital, a Toronto-based lender specializing in debt financing for B2B technology companies, has expanded its lending capacity by $60 million CAD through a new credit facility from SAF Group. This expansion enables Timia to provide larger loans to more startups, addressing the growing demand for flexible capital among tech firms aiming to reduce equity dilution and maintain control during uncertain venture capital market conditions.

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