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Specialist receivership finance to protect assets and keep operations moving during enforcement or restructure.

When a receiver steps in, business operations can stall overnight. Projects pause, value erodes, key staff or clients may walk away and assets are sold. Immediate funding is often the difference between recovery and write-off.
Surge Finance provides urgent, asset-backed funding that help preserve assets when a company is in receivership. Our receivership finance is secured against Australian property and settled immediately.

Surge works directly with directors, and appointed receivers to fund critical short-term requirements. We focus on asset value and exit strategy — not outdated credit metrics — to deliver the flexibility needed during transition.
Typically within 1–5 days.
Minimal red tape that normally comes with a loan from major banks.
We work with administrators, receivers, and turnaround specialists to maintain continuity.
Turning property security into the capital needed to stabilise operations — fast and efficiently.
Submit your application or speak with a Surge specialist about your situation.
We review your security, receivership details, and funding purpose, and provide an indicative offer within hours.
Confirm property valuation, liaise with receivers, and finalise documentation.
Funds are released, typically within 24 hours after settlement.

It’s so simple when you partner with Surge Finance.
Apply online or chat with a specialist to explore receivership funding options.
Aim aim is to make securing important funding for your business feel simple and straightforward. Our team is on hand to help navigate the details.
It’s short-term funding designed to maintain operations and asset value when a receiver has been appointed.
Working capital, asset realisation, refinance, and to pay creditors.
Company directors, receivers, or advisors managing businesses in distress or formal receivership.
Yes. We specialise in creditor-impared finance.
Residential or commercial property in Australia, supported by a clear exit plan.