£250,000
Short supplier terms. Long customer terms. £500K to close the gap.
The strongest customers were also the slowest payers.
- Amount
- £500,000
- Sector
- Wholesale and distribution
- Structure
- Confidential invoice discounting
- Outcome
- Completed
A wholesale distributor with sales in the millions was buying stock on relatively short supplier terms, while its larger customers paid on longer terms.
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The requirement
The business needed a substantial revolving working-capital facility.
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The challenge
Some of the company’s strongest customers were also its slowest-paying customers, so cash was tied up in good-quality debts for long periods.
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The structure
We arranged confidential invoice discounting against the eligible debtor book.
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The result
The business gained a funding line linked to its sales, rather than repeatedly borrowing fixed amounts.
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