Small and mid-sized manufacturers across production types.
Manufacturers often face large equipment investments alongside the need to purchase raw materials well ahead of finished-product revenue.
Funding options that fit
Common ways manufacturing businesses access capital.
Why Manufacturing businesses choose us
Machinery Financing
Financing production equipment without tying up working capital.
Working Capital for Materials
Covering raw material costs between production runs and payment.
Facility Expansion Options
Financing for expanding or upgrading production space.
What funding partners consider
Factors that commonly shape funding options for manufacturing businesses.
A solid order pipeline can support your application.
Owned machinery may factor into what you qualify for.
Lenders may account for the time between production and payment.
Example scenarios
A few ways manufacturing businesses put funding to work.
Purchasing New Machinery
Adding or replacing production equipment.
Fulfilling a Large Order
Covering materials and labor costs for a bigger-than-usual order.
Expanding Production Space
Funding a facility expansion or upgrade.
Recommended funding for Manufacturing
Invoice Factoring
Convert outstanding invoices into working capital instead of waiting on customer payment terms.
Merchant Cash Advance
Revenue-based financing for eligible businesses, with repayment tied to your sales.
Working Capital
Access capital for day-to-day operating needs, from payroll to inventory to marketing.
Business Line of Credit
Flexible access to capital when you need it - draw funds as needed and pay interest only on what you use.
Common funding needs for manufacturing businesses
Frequently asked questions
Other industries we fund
Funding built for Manufacturing businesses
One application, matched to funding options across our lending network.