£250,000
Completed transaction · Construction
Main contractors slow to pay. £150K released from selected invoices.
Just the invoices causing pressure, not the whole ledger.
- Amount
- £150,000
- Sector
- Construction
- Structure
- Selective invoice finance
- Outcome
- Completed
A specialist construction subcontractor had several significant invoices outstanding with main contractors.
It did not want to finance its whole ledger, only the invoices that were putting pressure on cash flow.
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The requirement
The subcontractor wanted to release cash from selected invoices while it waited for payment.
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The challenge
Construction invoices can involve certifications, applications for payment and contractual deductions, which makes them more complex for lenders than ordinary trade invoices.
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The structure
We arranged selective invoice finance around suitable approved invoices.
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The result
The company could bridge the payment gap without moving its entire sales ledger onto an ongoing factoring facility.
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