Very happy!
Very happy with how quickly and smoothly everything went. Thank you to Alex and the team
23 October 2026
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GreyRok Capital provides short-term working capital to established Australian businesses. We offer unsecured facilities from $5,000 to $500,000 over 3–12 month terms, with fixed pricing agreed upfront so the total cost is clear before a facility is drawn. We lend for business purposes only, working directly with business owners and through our broker and referral partners.
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GreyRok Capital Pty Ltd PO Box 89 , 3183, Balaclava, Australia
- 1300 070 666
- greyrokcapital.com.au
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