Raw materials upfront
Large orders require you to buy materials and run production long before the customer pays the invoice.
Big orders mean big upfront costs in materials and labor. We fund the gap between purchase order and payment, and finance the machinery that scales your output.
We have funded enough manufacturing businesses to know exactly where the cash-flow pressure points are.
Large orders require you to buy materials and run production long before the customer pays the invoice.
Upgrading or adding production equipment is a six- or seven-figure decision that can strain even a healthy balance sheet.
Selling to distributors and large buyers means Net-60 or Net-90 terms that lock up your working capital.
Landing a major account is great news — until you realize you need cash to fulfill it before you collect a dollar.
Based on how manufacturing businesses actually operate, these are the products our advisors recommend most.
“A national retailer placed an order three times our usual volume. Factoring our existing invoices plus an equipment loan let us add a second shift and a new line — we delivered on time and kept the account.”
Manufacturers with 6+ months of operation, $15,000+ in monthly revenue, and a 500+ credit score are well suited to our programs. Funding considers your purchase orders and receivables.
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