Novus Capital Group has merged with Super G Capital, a move that will expand the lending capacity of both companies.

John Saefke, CEO of Novus Capital, will lead the venture debt and technology lending practice as a division of Super G Capital. Founded in 2013, Novus Capital has provided customized financing solutions to 70 emerging technology companies that are sponsored by angel or venture capital investors.

Super G Capital, which launched in 2008, has loaned approximately $200 million through its four lending divisions. Super G Capital provides a platform of non-dilutive, flexible funding solutions for growth stage entrepreneurial companies.

“The combination of Novus Capital’s Venture Debt focus and Super G Capital’s second lien lending will create unmatched structural flexibility to technology and emerging growth companies nationwide. In addition to more customized loan terms, Novus Capital can now provide a full spectrum of funding options from $250,000 up to $5 million per transaction, an increase from our previous limit of $1 million,” Saefke said. “In addition, we can now offer both traditional venture debt with warrant coverage style deals as well as non-dilutive growth debt.”

“We started our SaaS Funding division last year to bring non-dilutive growth debt to the software and technology industry,” said Darrin Ginsberg, CEO of Super G Capital. “Super G Capital was looking to accelerate our technology lending when we met John Saefke and the Novus Capital team. Together we will expand our product offerings and better serve angel and venture-backed companies by providing more options.”

In addition to Saefke and professionals located in Portland, OR, Novus is led by Dave Dolezal in Denver and Jane Mason in Boston. They support Super G Capital professionals in Southern and Northern California and Dallas.