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Funding For Manufacturing & Industrial

We work with a myriad of manufacturing and industrial sub-industries to provide tailored financing that helps businesses expand, scale, and prosper.

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Manufacturing & Industrial Financing Questions

Explore some of the most common questions below—or visit our full FAQ page
for more details on how funding works.

Aerospace firms often use equipment financing, asset-based lending, and government-backed contracts to fund production and R&D efforts.

Yes. Waste companies can lease trucks, containers, and compactors with fast approval and low upfront costs.

Fabrication shops benefit from machinery loans, working capital lines, and purchase order financing to fulfill custom orders.

Textile companies often use invoice factoring or lines of credit to stabilize cash flow during seasonal demand shifts.

Yes. SBA 7(a), CAPLines, and government contract financing can help defense contractors meet large-scale order obligations.

Absolutely. Inventory financing helps automotive suppliers purchase bulk parts without straining working capital.

Heavy machinery loans, lease-to-own programs, and asset-backed lending offer flexible funding for mining operations and expansion.

Purchase order financing allows manufacturers to fulfill large contracts without needing immediate capital for production costs.

Asset-based lending lets manufacturers borrow against equipment, receivables, or inventory to access flexible working capital.

Yes. Revenue-based advances and short-term loans provide fast funding for smaller, project-driven fabrication shops.

Needs include raw materials, payroll for skilled labor, compliance upgrades, and equipment—all supported by specialized financing tools.

Yes. Many textile plants qualify for grants or loans to install solar panels, reduce emissions, or improve sustainability.

Business credit lines and inventory loans offer quick access to capital during raw material shortages or shipping delays.

Equipment leasing and term loans allow waste and recycling companies to upgrade machinery with minimal impact on cash flow.

Project financing and joint ventures reduce upfront risk and provide capital for exploration, development, or operations.

Progress payment financing and milestone-based funding help aerospace companies cover long lead times between contracts and delivery.

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