Espresso Capital closed a $200 million credit facility from KeyBank. A provider of venture debt solutions, Espresso Capital will use the facility to further expand its lending activities to technology and healthcare companies.
Espresso Capital provided a $14 million credit facility to MAP Health Management, which will use the funds to scale its business and help fuel its M&A strategy.
Thentia, a provider of govtech software-as-a-service, secured a $15 million credit facility from Espresso Capital to support investments and acquisitions as the company accelerates its expansion into new markets.
UPshow, an in-venue entertainment and marketing platform that develops interactive digital TV networks, closed a $10 million venture debt facility led by Espresso Capital. UPshow will use the funds to make investments in its product development and go-to-market engine.
Espresso Capital provided Zype, a video content management and distribution software company, with a $7.5 million credit facility. Runa Capital, Revel Partners and Point Nine Capital are among the company’s returning investors.
Espresso Capital provided North Carolina-based data software provider Zaloni with a $6 million credit facility. Zaloni will use the funds to expand its sales team, make additional investments in its DataOps software platform (Arena) and drive revenue growth.
Espresso Capital provided an $8 million credit facility to Inference Solutions, a global provider of artificial intelligence technologies. The San Francisco-based company will use the capital to achieve key milestones prior to initiating another fundraise later this year.
Espresso Capital has provided New York-based Vidrio Financial with a $5 million revolving debt facility. The company plans to use the capital to build its sales and marketing efforts and accelerate growth.