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Company

Completed transaction · Manufacturing

Bigger orders won. £400K released from the debtor book.

Strong order book. Healthy business. Cash trapped in debtors.

Amount
£400,000
Sector
Manufacturing
Structure
Invoice discounting
Outcome
Completed

A manufacturer had secured several significant customer orders.

To deliver them, the business needed to buy materials, pay wages and carry production costs before customers settled their invoices.

  1. The requirement

    The manufacturer needed additional working capital without taking on a large fixed loan.

  2. The challenge

    Monthly turnover moved with production schedules, so a static facility of a fixed size was not necessarily the best fit.

  3. The structure

    We arranged invoice discounting against the company’s eligible receivables.

  4. The result

    Funding availability could rise with the debtor book, helping the company take on larger orders without tying up all of its available cash.

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