Manufacturing capital for machinery, materials and large orders
Finance the machine, fund the raw materials, and factor the invoice while the customer pays on net-60.
How manufacturing businesses use financing
A manufacturer's cash goes out on materials and labor weeks before a finished order ships, and then waits on the customer's terms. Growth makes that gap wider, not narrower.
Equipment financing covers CNC, presses and automation. Factoring turns finished-goods invoices into cash. SBA 504 buys the building. We structure the mix around your production cycle.
Common financing needs
Capacity
New machinery financed on terms that match its useful life, often with little or nothing down.
Raw materials for a big order
Purchase-order and working capital funding to buy inputs before the order pays.
Owning the plant
SBA 504 or conventional real estate financing for owner-occupied industrial space.
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Financing options for manufacturing businesses.
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