Commercial financing brokerage, across Canada

Your business.Our financing.

We build your file around each lender's criteria, present it to the ones that actually finance your industry, and negotiate all the way to signing.

  • 20+ partner lenders
  • Under 24 h for an approval
  • 20 minutes for a free consultation

Our solutions

What we finance

New or used, from a pickup to a production line. We are not tied to any institution: we choose the structure that serves your business.

Buy the equipment you need without draining your cash or eating into your line of credit. Loan or lease, structured with your accountant.

Trucks and trailers, excavators, loaders, tractors, machine tools, forklifts, medical equipment.

Your paid-off equipment can become cash again. You get capital on your assets, you keep them and you keep working with them.

To get through a cash crunch, pay a supplier or seize a contract.

Cash to absorb growth, cover expenses and stabilize your working capital, including when the bank has already said no.

Assessed based on your contracts and revenue, with repayments adapted to your cycle.

Your 30-, 60- or 90-day invoices become cash now. You no longer wait for your clients to pay to keep the business running.

For businesses that invoice slow-paying general contractors and clients.

The reality of financing in Canada

Nearly one in two young businesses sees its credit request turned down.

Lenders look at the age of the business, the collateral and the industry's risk. A poorly presented file sent to the wrong lender means a refusal. Here is what federal data shows.

53%

of credit requests from businesses 2 years old or less are approved. For those over 20 years old, it's 94%.

Credit approval rate by age of business Canadian small businesses, 2024
  • 2 years or less53%
  • 3 to 10 years91%
  • 11 to 20 years86%
  • More than 20 years94%

A 41-point gap between the youngest and the most established businesses.

Borrowers who had to pledge collateral Small businesses, 2014 to 2024
46%66%

In a single year, from 2023 to 2024, the share of borrowers who had to pledge assets as collateral jumped by 20 points.

  1. 2014 : 6514
  2. 2015 : 8215
  3. 2016 : 6316
  4. 2017 : 6417
  5. 2018 : 5518
  6. 2019 : 6319
  7. 2020 : 6220
  8. 2021 : 5821
  9. 2022 : 6222
  10. 2023 : 4623
  11. 2024 : 6624
What holds back equipment purchases Share of Canadian SMEs naming each obstacle (CFIB survey, August 2024)

Profitable, but short on cash: one SME in two says a lack of cash flow keeps it from buying the equipment it needs. Yet 42% of SMEs plan to invest in machinery and equipment in 2026 (BDC, January 2026). The need is there; what's missing is the right financing structure.

  • Cost of equipment69%
  • High operating costs56%
  • Lack of cash flow50%

Sources: Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Small Business Credit Condition Trends, 2014 to 2024 (small businesses with 1 to 99 employees). CFIB, Your Voice survey, August 2024. BDC, SME Investment and Financing Outlook, January 2026.

The right file, in front of the right lender, changes the answer.

Financing fileWhat lenders analyze
  • Business profile and history
  • Cash flow
  • Target equipment and its value
  • Collateral and proposed structure
  • Lenders targeted by their criteria
Each lender weighs these elements in its own way. We build the file accordingly.

Case studies

Three real files

  1. Construction
  2. Paving
  3. Excavation

ConstructionIncorporated for 2 years$800,000 in revenue

A new $120,000 pickup. The dealer was imposing a $12,000 buyout.

$12,000 $100 buyout, with Valcruz
Dealer$12,000
With Valcruz$100
Structure
72-month lease, instead of 60 or 96
Lender
Top-tier lender, chosen for this file
Tax
Compared with the client's accountant

PavingIncorporated for 5 years$1.2M in revenue

Clients paying late. Paid-off equipment sitting idle in the yard.

$0 $90,000 put back into the business
  • Pickup
  • Pickup
  • Ten-wheel truck
  • Paver
About 60% of market value, in cash100%
Structure
Two separate files, based on the age of the equipment
Equipment
Kept, still on the job

ExcavationIncorporated for 15 years$7M in revenue

The bank refused to increase the line of credit.

Refused by the bank $600,000 in working capital obtained

52 weekly payments, over 12 months

File built on
The company's signed contracts
Result
Financing obtained where the bank said no

Our process

From the first call to funding

Four steps, one point of contact. You always know where your file stands.

  1. Step 1

    Free consultation

    About twenty minutes to understand your need, your equipment and your business.

  2. Step 2

    Analysis and targeting

    We analyze your file against lenders' criteria and target, among more than 20 partners, the ones that actually finance this type of project.

  3. Step 3

    Submission and negotiation

    We present the file and negotiate the terms. You don't have to go from bank to bank.

  4. Step 4

    Approval and funding

    An answer in under 24 hours. You sign, and the funds are released.

Calculator

Estimate your payments

Choose the amount and the term. You see your monthly payment and your balance, month by month.

$
Estimated monthly payment—
Remaining balance to repay
Today 60 months $0

Calculation based on a 9% annual rate, for illustration only, before taxes and fees. Your actual rate depends on your file.

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Client reviews

What our clients say about us

Read all our reviews on Google
  • ★★★★★

    I worked with Antoine on my financing and received truly remarkable service. I highly recommend him, and I'll be reaching out to him again for my next financing request. Thanks again to the team!

    Racicot Construction inc.Facebook recommendation, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Very professional service!! I recommend them!!

    Stéphane FauteuxGoogle review, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Despite a complex transaction, Valcruz Capital Group was able to manage the situation with professionalism and find an effective solution. This experience has allowed us to establish a strong business relationship that we intend to pursue in the future.

    Les Tendances UrbainesGoogle review
  • ★★★★★

    They helped me get financing so I could grow my business.

    Samuel B.Rénovation Bernier, Facebook, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Professional, fast and attentive. They simplify everything and find concrete solutions. I recommend them 100%.

    Jeffrey JacquesGoogle review, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Impeccable service from start to finish. You feel taken care of, listened to and, above all, well advised. […] I would do business with them again without hesitation!

    Annie CousineauGoogle review, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    They were a great help with financing for the business! Good service, we highly recommend them.

    Pavages BR inc.Facebook recommendation, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Excellent service, attentive to the needs of the business!

    Jean-Christophe RiouxFacebook recommendation, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Excellent, professional service that listens to the client.

    Charles-Alexis DupuisGoogle review, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    I financed a truck with them. Good service, fast and efficient. I recommend them!

    Xcel AutoGoogle review, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Having already worked with them, I truly recommend them. Excellent and very professional service!

    Wave X QuébecGoogle review, translated from French
  • ★★★★★

    Really good service.

    Réal RobertGoogle review, translated from French

Let's look at your file

Let's talk about your next financing.

A free consultation of about twenty minutes, with no commitment. You leave with a clear view of your options.

What happens next

  1. You fill out the request

    A few minutes, online or by phone.

  2. An advisor calls you

    They take the time to understand your need, your equipment and your business.

  3. You receive your options

    Presented clearly, with the structure we recommend.

Phone
(888) 824-1018
(888) VCG-1018, toll-free
Office
304-2100 Guy Street
Montréal, Quebec