Manufacturing

Capital for every stage of production.

Manufacturers commit cash to materials, labor and inventory long before customers pay. The right financing uses the value already on your balance sheet to fund what comes next.

The cash flow gap

Raw materials are bought, labor is paid and goods sit in inventory, all before an invoice is issued. Terms from customers then add another month or more.

How financing helps

  • Borrow against receivables and inventory with a revolving line.
  • Fund large orders and material purchases.
  • Smooth seasonal production cycles.
  • Support growth, acquisitions and ownership transitions.

Before you apply

What to have ready

Not every item applies to every business, but having these close by keeps your application moving.

  • A current accounts receivable aging report
  • An inventory report by category
  • Recent financial statements
  • Your largest customer contracts or purchase orders

How it works

Seven clear steps to working capital.

  1. Apply digitally

    A secure online application built around information you already have.

  2. Provide information securely

    Upload documents directly into the secure application, not by email.

  3. Receive a decision

    A clear answer, with structure and fees set out in plain language.

  4. Activate your account

    Sign your agreement and set up secure access for your team.

  5. Submit receivables

    Upload invoices and supporting documents from any device.

  6. Access working capital

    Approved funding is sent to your business bank account.

  7. Manage your relationship online

    Balances, payments and funding status, available whenever you need them.

Put your receivables to work.

Start with a secure digital application. We will review your business and talk through the structure that fits.