Yes. A factoring loan is commonly used to finance acquisitions. This can be especially advantageous when the prospective acquisition has a high level of eligible receivables in relation to the purchase price of the company. Such companies are often excellent prospects for acquisition, and factoring can provide a significant source of the acquisition capital.
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