£400,000
Payroll every week. Customers paying in 45 to 60 days.
Profitable and growing. The faster it grew, the tighter cash became.
- Amount
- £250,000
- Sector
- Recruitment
- Structure
- Confidential invoice finance
- Outcome
- Completed
An established recruitment agency was growing quickly, but its cash-flow cycle was tightening.
Temporary staff had to be paid weekly, while a number of larger customers were paying invoices on 45- and 60-day terms. The business was profitable and growing, but the faster it grew, the more cash became tied up between payroll and customer receipts.
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The requirement
The agency wanted a revolving working-capital facility that could move with the debtor book, rather than another fixed-term loan.
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The challenge
The company did not want another large fixed monthly repayment, and it wanted to keep control of its customer relationships.
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The structure
We arranged confidential invoice finance structured around the agency’s eligible trade debtors.
Because the facility was confidential, the agency continued to deal with its own customers.
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The result
The agency gained a facility capable of growing with sales and supporting payroll, without having to apply repeatedly for new borrowing.
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