Can I use business grants from the government to buy stock from another company?

Yes, you can use business grants from the government to buy stock from another company. In fact, the business funding programs that the UK government has made are designed specifically for varied business purposes. With a government business grant or a loan, one can, not only start new business ventures, but make varied purchases too, such as buying company stocks, equipment, facilities, paying for services for business development and more. However, the business grants and loans can only be used for business purposes and nothing else. To know further, visit us online or dial our toll free number for the same 020 3880 8554.

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